Eucalyptus citriodora

Common name: Camphor-Keen Lemon scientific name: Eucalyptus citriodora Also called: Lemon Eucalyptus, Keen A woody tree that grows quickly, strong, and tall, can reach up to 45 meters in height, with aromatic leaves that have a strong lemon scent. It spreads in dry areas and in Australia. Uses and benefits: Decoration, wood production, oils, honey, also planted alongside roads and fences. Original habitat: Native to northeastern Australia, it spreads in Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries, where it is planted beside roads and in gardens. Fruit and seeds: Seeds are light brown. Its fruit is 6 mm long and brown in color. Flower: White. Suitable climatic conditions and soil for cultivation: It can tolerate drought, and it is a plant that needs sunlight. It is cultivated in sandy loam, clay, and well-drained soils. The best soil is dry and moist, with acidity: acidic or alkaline, or neutral. Cultivation method: Keen lemon propagates by seeds or cuttings.