Bouquet role: Greenery, texture

Bring beautiful round, silvery-blue foliage to your home-grown bouquets with Eucalyptus ‘Silver Dollar’ (Eucalyptus cinerea). Its signature coin-shaped juvenile leaves on branching stems give bouquets a soft, architectural look, and can be enjoyed fresh or dried.

PRESALE · Local pickup May 24–30, 2027 (week 21) · No shipping.

Choose 10 young starter plugs for $18 or 20 plugs for $32. Only 80 plugs total are available across both sizes from one shared inventory pool. We’ll contact you before your pickup week with local pickup arrangements. These are young rooted starter plants, not mature foliage stems or potted eucalyptus trees.

Growing tips: Grow in full sun and fertile, well-draining soil. Harden off before transplanting after frost danger has passed. Space approximately 12–24 inches apart for cut foliage and maintain steady moisture until established. Harvest when stems are sufficiently firm and leaves feel leathery. Eucalyptus is not reliably hardy outdoors in Massachusetts and is generally grown as an annual here. Actual foliage harvest and stem length depend on the growing season.

Image note: AI-generated illustration of mature Silver Dollar eucalyptus-style foliage with rounded silvery-blue leaves. This is not an actual photograph of the plants you will receive; appearance varies with growth stage and conditions.