Eucalyptus camaldulensis is a fast growing evergreen tree known for its upright growth habit and aromatic foliage. It grows well in warm temperate, subtropical, and tropical climates and is commonly cultivated in spacious home gardens, landscapes, and open planting areas. The plant prefers full sunlight, well drained soil, and moderate watering during establishment, adapting well to outdoor cultivation where adequate space is available.
Features
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Evergreen tree suitable for landscape and spacious garden planting
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Upright growth habit with aromatic foliage
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Adaptable to warm temperate and tropical climates
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Prefers sunny locations with well drained soil
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Suitable for open garden areas with adequate space
Specifications
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Scientific name: Eucalyptus camaldulensis
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Common name (US): River Red Gum
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Seed type / variety: Open pollinated herbal tree seed
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Growth habit: Evergreen tree
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USDA zones: 8 to 11
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Planting season: Spring or early summer in suitable climates
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Growing season: Year round in frost free climates; active growth in warm months
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Sowing season: February to April in warm regions; March to May in temperate regions
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Germination time and conditions: About 10 to 21 days in warm moist well drained soil
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Sunlight requirements: Full sun
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Soil requirements: Well drained sandy or loamy soil preferred
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Watering needs: Moderate watering during establishment; tolerates short dry periods once established
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Mature plant size: Approximately 60 to 150 feet height with wide canopy spread
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Plant spacing: About 20 to 40 feet between plants
