 "A ramulosa" is an integral part of Mulga woodland communities and is often associated with "Acacia aneura", "Acacia pruinocarpa", "Acacia quadrimarginea", "Eucalyptus loxophleba", "Acacia brachystachya", "Casuarina cristata", "Corymbia opaca", "Eragrostis eriopoda", "Aristida contorta", "Salsola kali", "Rhagodia spinescens", tussock grass and Chenopod shrubs.The plant is suitable as an ornamental or for providing habitat in coastal cliff areas or on sand plains.It can be grown in a full sun or partly shaded position in alkaline or neutral sandy or loamy soils.