An unusual form of E.camaldulensis occurs at Greenough on the Western Australian coast near Geraldton. The typical growth of this group of trees is for the trunk to grow more or less straight up for about two metres followed by a right-angled bend. It is apparently a response to the local environmental conditions but the habit appears to be genetically fixed. E.camaldulensis is a hardy tree in cultivation but is probably too large for urban gardens. It adapts to a wide range of soils but growth is best in soils with an assured supply of water.
Propagation is from seed which germinates readily.
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