Eucalyptus marginata - Jarrah

Eucalyptus marginata (Jarrah)

Eucalyptus marginata is a long-lived medium to tall forest tree endemic to south-west Western Australia and an iconic species of the region. Valued for its strong form, dark fibrous bark, and deep green foliage, Jarrah provides significant structure, shade, and ecological benefit in planted landscapes.

Jarrah grows reliably in a range of soil types provided drainage is adequate and will perform well in most settings when supplied with irrigation during establishment. It is best suited to larger properties, street tree plantings, urban canopy projects, and rural settings, where its long-term size and presence can be accommodated.

Key points

• Endemic to south-west WA

• Propagated from seed to promote genetic diversity, supporting resilience and ecosystem function

• Medium to tall native forest tree

• High ecological, habitat, and canopy value

• Suitable for larger properties, street trees, urban canopy, and rural settings

Supplied as healthy, mature plants.