This is a fast-growing tree that can tolerate drought once established. Its wood is strong and durable, and is commonly used in shipbuilding, making floors and bridges, and for general building timber. Lophostemon confertus features salmon-colored bark that flakes off during summer, revealing orange-brown tones on the trunk. It produces clusters of small white flowers in both spring and summer. Lophostemon confertus is evergreen and native to Australia. Learn more about Lophostemon confertus.