Eucalyptus perriniana, commonly known as Spinning Gum or Round-leaved Snow Gum, is an enchanting addition to any landscape, revered for its unique aesthetic and fragrant appeal. This fast-growing, evergreen tree or shrub is native to southeastern Australia and thrives in USDA Zones 8-10, making it a resilient choice for those living in warmer climates. Characterized by its aromatic foliage, the juvenile leaves are charmingly rounded and bluish-green, transitioning to lance-shaped, pendulous, and silver-green as they mature. The distinctive bark shreds in ribbons, revealing an intriguing patchwork of off-white, gray, and green shades. During summer, clusters of creamy-white flowers emerge, adding to its ornamental value. Not only celebrated for its visual charm, the juvenile leaves of Eucalyptus perriniana are prized by florists for their delicate spinning motion when dried and are frequently used in floral arrangements. For optimal growth, plant in full sun with well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Protect from sudden cold spells, and remember that while it tolerates poor soils, this eucalyptus should not be fertilized. Indoors, it thrives in a sunny south-facing window; however, container-grown specimens may require careful watering and pruning to prevent them from outgrowing their space. With its striking presence, Eucalyptus perriniana is an excellent choice for sunny landscapes or as a fascinating potted display.