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What color is the Naked Eucalyptus?
Naked Eucalyptus has a dusty green to gray-green color, with a muted, natural finish that blends beautifully with a variety of floral palettes and styles.
What does the foliage of the Naked Eucalyptus look like?
Naked Eucalyptus is characterized by long, bare stems with minimal to no leaves, showcasing smooth woody branches with occasional small buds. It has a clean, architectural look that adds line and structure to designs.
How big are the stems of the Naked Eucalyptus?
Stems generally measure 24 to 36 inches long, making them ideal for tall arrangements, installations, and creating vertical interest.
What is the texture of the Naked Eucalyptus?
Naked Eucalyptus has a smooth, woody texture with minimal foliage, offering an organic, rustic, and sculptural element for designs.
How long does Naked Eucalyptus last in a vase?
Naked Eucalyptus lasts approximately 7 to 10 days with proper care and can dry beautifully for use in dried arrangements or installations.
Is the Naked Eucalyptus safe for pets?
No. Eucalyptus is considered toxic to cats and dogs and should be kept out of reach of pets.
How is the Naked Eucalyptus used in floral design?
Naked Eucalyptus is ideal for modern arrangements, minimalist designs, dried floral work, large installations, and adding architectural line and texture. It pairs well with blooms like roses, ranunculus, and hydrangea.
What is the botanical name for Naked Eucalyptus?
Eucalyptus spp. (variety known as “Naked” due to stripped appearance)
Any care tips or fun facts about Naked Eucalyptus?
Naked Eucalyptus symbolizes protection and adaptability. Its bare branches offer flexibility for sculptural designs and can be reused in dried or permanent installations.
*This product comes straight from Mother Nature! Because flowers are natural products and because of differences in screen settings, exact colors may vary slightly. Rest assured—your flowers will always be beautiful and fresh!*
