Eucalyptus Bulk Flowers - Blooms By The Box

**Eucalyptus** has become one of the most popular greens for DIY weddings and events. At Blooms by the Box, we offer beautiful, premium varieties like silver dollar, seeded, bonsai, parvifolia, and baby blue either by the bunch or in bulk for a budget-friendly option. These versatile greens are perfect for creating lush, full centerpieces and work well with any flower combination. With unique colors and textures, eucalyptus pairs beautifully with Garden Roses, Carnations, or Peonies and is a favorite for DIY weddings, baby showers, or birthdays!

DIY Eucalyptus Projects & Inspiration

With varying shapes, colors, and textures, adding eucalyptus to your bulk flower order will make coordinating your greens and focal flowers easy. You can even combine two or three different types to create a rustic, greenery boho bouquet that is sure to compliment any theme! Use it to make an elegant Eucalyptus wreath or add it as a filler with other greenery accents.

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Order these affordable greens and floral supplies shipped directly to your door. Get the lowest prices on the highest quality eucalyptus at Blooms by the Box!

Eucalyptus History & Meaning

Native to Australia, Tasmania, and other neighboring islands, there are over 500 known species of eucalyptus. The greens are known for their distinct, aromatic scent. Australian Aboriginals have used the leaves for centuries to make oils with potent antifungal and antibacterial properties. The oils are also frequently used to soothe respiratory ailments. Given its potent medicinal uses, it’s no surprise that the eucalyptus plant is a symbol of healing and protection.

How to Care for Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus is prized for its exceptional vase life. To ensure your eucalyptus bunches last as long as possible, be sure to regularly trim the stems on an angle and provide them with fresh water. Stripping off any leaves that fall below the water line will prevent bacteria from growing. Also, be sure to keep them away from direct sunlight, drafts, or excessive heat or cold.

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