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Eucalyptus camaldulensis
West of traffic circle near Housing Office
The red gum is a large evergreen tree with a spreading crown. The leaves are long, linear, and fragrant when crushed. Needs plenty of room to grow, good for highways and large parks.
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Botanical Name:
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Eucalyptus camaldulensis
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Common Name:
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red gum
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Location:
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West of traffic circle near Housing Office
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Family:
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Myrtaceae
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Sunset Zones:
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5, 6, 8-24, H1, H2
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Native Range:
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Native to Southeast Australia
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Habitat:
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Full sun, little water, tolerates little to no frost. Requires a large, open space to grow.
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General Habit:
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Evergreen, fast-growing to 120 ft.
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Notes:
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Visible along many freeways and in parks.
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