Illyarrie is a small tree usually with an open crown. Of all the eucalypts, illyarrie has one of the largest and certainly the most striking and unusual budcaps. When this unique operculum is shed, mainly form March to May bright yellow anthers, set as a cross, form the flowers. This colourful combination of features identifies the species beyond all doubt. Erythrocorys means Red Helmet referred to by the budcap. In nature forms a small tree, sometimes rather straggly, with a white, smooth bark where the rainfall is at least 450mm annually.
eucalyptus erythrocorys (Illyarrie)
Category: Native Trees
Tag: illyarrie
Product Description
Overview:Region:
Geraldton down through Swan Coastal Plains across to the Avon Wheatbelt
Soil Type:Sandy soils, limestone ridges and outcrops but adaptive to most soil types
Height:3 - 8m
Flowering Times:Bright Yellow Flowers - February to April
Uses:Ornamental