A plant used as greenery in floral arrangements.

A genus of over 500 species of evergreen trees and shrubs, found in a wide range of habitats except extremely arid ones, mainly in Australia but also in the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea.

Eucalyptus parvifolia is a slender, spreading evergreen tree that can grow up to 18–20 meters tall, characterized by a straight trunk and smooth grey-white bark that peels in late summer.

The leaves are lance-shaped when mature, up to 3–5 cm long, and bluish-grey in color. Flowers appear in summer.