Eucalyptus cinerea (argyle apple) is a 20-50 ft tree hardy to 14-17°F. In NJ, it's a seasonal container accent—not a permanent resident.
Enjoy it as a stunning annual foliage plant. Compost in November. Buy new next spring. NJ winters + containers + eucalyptus = heartbreak. Your climate grows amazing perennials—focus on those.
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