This species of Eucalyptus is greatly admired for its graceful, arching canopy, multiple-trunked low-branching form and its smooth, satiny metallic red bark that peels to reveal copper and white tones (10). It also appreciated as a landscape ornamental because of its shiny, narrow deep green leaves, and its feathery crown, which casts a light dappled shade (10). Showy, creamy-yellow flowers also add ornamental appeal and value to bee pollinators. The species is suited for USDA Hardiness zones 9 and higher, prefers full sun and tolerates soil pH from slightly acidic to strongly alkaline (10). It is susceptible to Armillaria, Phytophora, Root Rot and Beetle Borers but resistant to Texas Root Rot and Verticillium Wilt (10).