
Eucalyptus
EucalyptusChildrenTake care
PetsMild upset
CareEasy
SeasonAll yearWinterSpringSummerAutumn
No established meaning
Eucalyptus has silvery-green leaves with a fresh scent and is the most used greenery in our bouquets. It lasts more than 20 days and dries well.
Children: Chewing the leaves can upset the stomach, and they may irritate skin.
Pets: Causes drooling, vomiting and lethargy in pets if eaten.
| Meaning | No established meaning |
|---|---|
| Children | Take care |
| Pets | Mild upset |
| Vase life | 20+ days |
| Scent | Strong |
| Available | All year |
How to care for it
- Re-cut and stand in lukewarm water with flower food; keep it well hydrated.
- The leaves leave a sticky, aromatic residue; wear gloves if your skin is sensitive.
- To dry it, hang it upside down.
Did you know? The name comes from Greek for “well covered”, after the little cap over each bud.
Order it from Awe Floral
Bouquets and vases with EucalyptusSee all (47)
Baby Rose Bouquet8 colors · baby roses and eucalyptus179 SAR
Pink & Red Rose BouquetRed and pink roses129 SAR
Pretty in PinkPink roses149 SAR
Soft Pink BouquetLight pink roses129 SARArrangements with Eucalyptus
See where it sits in the arrangement and order the flowers in it.
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Sources: Child safety from UC ANR · Safe and Poisonous Garden Plants and National Capital Poison Center; pet safety from ASPCA; vase life and season from Floralife; meanings from The Old Farmer's Almanac.




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