and dark red timber, which has been used for sleepers and construction. A plank has been recorded as being used for Elizabeth Farm, Australia's oldest surviving European dwelling. It is used as a shade tree or to line roadways, and is also available as a cultivar. It is useful in honey production as the flowers are heavy in nectar and pollen; the resulting honey produced by bees is light-coloured and delicately flavoured. Gallery References External links Eucalyptus crebra USDA profile crebra Flora of Queensland Flora of New South Wales Drought-tolerant trees Myrtales of Australia Trees of Australia Taxa named by Ferdinand von Mueller