This Eucalyptus species comes from West and S-W Australia.  It is difficult to dry, machine and work with hand tools. It is very hard and heavy, but glues and polishes well. It is highly durable and as a result is commonly used for exterior applications in Australia.  Jarrah burl is highly desired by woodturners for its rich, warm colour and beautiful grain.

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Sustainability: Not listed in the CITES Appendices or on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

Common uses: Flooring, furniture, countertops, decking, turning.

Comments: Was used a lot in the past for railway sleepers.