This large, fast growing tree can reach 60m however more commonly is seen growing to 20m. It can be used as a feature tree or as screening if planted away from the house
Originally known as Eucalyptus callophylla this is one of the 112 species reclassified as a Corymbia.
Corymbia callophylla has a thick, straight trunk and fibrous bark. The Marri trees exudes a red gum known as mayat. Mayat has antiseptic properties and was by the aborigines as a mouthwash, to bathe wounds and for stomach upsets.
Corymbia has attractive foliage, lanceolate leaves hanging vertically. The clusters of fluffy flowers make a wonderful display during summer and autumn. Flowers can be cream pink or red.
Will tolerate frosts to -5C Makes a suitable screening plant