Corymbia ficifolia 'Baby Orange' is a dwarf flowering gum producing vibrant orange blooms in summer and autumn.
Reaching approximately 4 metres tall and 3 metres wide, its compact rounded form makes it an outstanding feature tree for smaller gardens. Full sun, low water requirements, and well-drained soil suit it best. Grafted onto specialist rootstock for improved soil tolerance, disease resistance, and size control — and a proven bird attractor to boot.
Product Attributes
Common Name
Baby Orange flowering gum
Foliage
Evergreen dark green
Mature Height / width
Range
Small Tree
Genus
Corymbia
Species
ficifolia
Common Name
Baby Orange flowering gum
Growth Rate
Moderate
Suitable for Pots
Yes
Suitable for Garden Beds
Yes
Produces Flowers
Yes
Flower Colour
Orange
Deciduous
No
Australian Native
No
Dry Tolerant
No
Sun Tolerant
No
Shade Tolerant
No
Pots/containers
Yes
Suitable Coastal Areas
No
Bird Attracting
No
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is ‘Baby Orange’ a grafted flowering gum?
Yes, ‘Baby Orange’ is commonly sold as a grafted flowering gum, which helps maintain its compact habit and reliable orange flowering.
Is Corymbia ‘Baby Orange’ drought tolerant?
Once established, ‘Baby Orange’ can tolerate dry conditions, but regular watering during establishment will help it settle in and perform well.
Can ‘Baby Orange’ be used as a feature tree?
Yes, ‘Baby Orange’ is well suited as a feature tree due to its compact size, glossy foliage and bright seasonal flowers.
Does ‘Baby Orange’ need much pruning?
It generally needs minimal pruning. Light pruning can be done to maintain shape or remove damaged growth, but heavy pruning is usually not required.
Where should I plant Corymbia ‘Baby Orange’?
Plant ‘Baby Orange’ in a full sun position with well-drained soil. This will help encourage healthy growth and strong flowering.
Is ‘Baby Orange’ evergreen?
Yes, Corymbia ficifolia ‘Baby Orange’ is evergreen, with glossy green foliage that provides year-round structure.
Does ‘Baby Orange’ attract birds?
Yes, the large orange flowers are attractive to nectar-feeding birds, adding colour and wildlife value to the garden.
Is Corymbia ‘Baby Orange’ suitable for small gardens?
Yes, its compact size and rounded form make it a great choice for small gardens, courtyards, feature planting and tighter landscape areas.
What colour are the flowers on ‘Baby Orange’?
‘Baby Orange’ produces bright orange flowers, usually in summer, with some spot flowering possible at other times of the year.
How tall does Corymbia ‘Baby Orange’ grow?
Corymbia ficifolia ‘Baby Orange’ is a compact flowering gum that generally grows to around 3 metres tall and wide, making it ideal for smaller gardens.
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