| Back to search results » | Back to search page » |
|
Juniperus virginiana
Other NameRed Cedar LocationGUTHRIDGE PARADE SALE - PROPERTY NUMBER T11104, WELLINGTON SHIRE
File NumberT11104LevelRegional |
|
Statement of Significance
What is significant?
Rare or Localised:
One of the largest known examples of a species and uncommon in cultivation in Victoria. (The best example is near the Kiosk opposite the Ballarat Botanic Gardens). Smaller specimens occur in the Maryborough, White Hills and Melbourne Gardens. This tree has a lean to the north-east. The Arlanthus suckers should be removed abd regular maintenance undertaken. The tree is located in Robert Wain Reserve on the corner of Guthridge Parade and Montgomery Street, Sale.
This tree is thought to be part of the original plantings from the period 1860-1872 of the Sale Botanic Gardens, which is the oldest surviving Botanic Gardens in Gippsland.
Measurements: c2024
Spread (m): 12.0
Girth (m): 2.79
Height (m): 13.0
Estimated Age (yrs): 152
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 11/06/1987
One of the largest known examples of a species and uncommon in cultivation in Victoria. (The best example is near the Kiosk opposite the Ballarat Botanic Gardens). Smaller specimens occur in the Maryborough, White Hills and Melbourne Gardens. This tree has a lean to the north-east. The Arlanthus suckers should be removed abd regular maintenance undertaken. The tree is located in Robert Wain Reserve on the corner of Guthridge Parade and Montgomery Street, Sale.
This tree is thought to be part of the original plantings from the period 1860-1872 of the Sale Botanic Gardens, which is the oldest surviving Botanic Gardens in Gippsland.
Measurements: c2024
Spread (m): 12.0
Girth (m): 2.79
Height (m): 13.0
Estimated Age (yrs): 152
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 11/06/1987
How is it significant?
Rare or Localised:
One of the largest known examples of a species and uncommon in cultivation in Victoria. (The best example is near the Kiosk opposite the Ballarat Botanic Gardens). Smaller specimens occur in the Maryborough, White Hills and Melbourne Gardens. This tree has a lean to the north-east.
This tree is thought to be part of the original plantings from the period 1860-1872 of the Sale Botanic Gardens, which is the oldest surviving Botanic Gardens in Gippsland.
Measurements: c2024
Spread (m): 12.0
Girth (m): 2.79
Height (m): 13.0
Estimated Age (yrs): 152
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 11/06/1987
One of the largest known examples of a species and uncommon in cultivation in Victoria. (The best example is near the Kiosk opposite the Ballarat Botanic Gardens). Smaller specimens occur in the Maryborough, White Hills and Melbourne Gardens. This tree has a lean to the north-east.
This tree is thought to be part of the original plantings from the period 1860-1872 of the Sale Botanic Gardens, which is the oldest surviving Botanic Gardens in Gippsland.
Measurements: c2024
Spread (m): 12.0
Girth (m): 2.79
Height (m): 13.0
Estimated Age (yrs): 152
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 11/06/1987
Why is it significant?
Rare or Localised, Historic value:
One of the largest known examples of a species and uncommon in cultivation in Victoria. (The best example is near the Kiosk opposite the Ballarat Botanic Gardens). Smaller specimens occur in the Maryborough, White Hills and Melbourne Gardens. This tree has a lean to the north-east. This tree is thought to be part of the original plantings from the period 1860-1872 of the Sale Botanic Gardens, which is the oldest surviving Botanic Gardens in Gippsland.
Measurements: c2024
Spread (m): 12.0
Girth (m): 2.79
Height (m): 13.0
Estimated Age (yrs): 152
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 11/06/1987
One of the largest known examples of a species and uncommon in cultivation in Victoria. (The best example is near the Kiosk opposite the Ballarat Botanic Gardens). Smaller specimens occur in the Maryborough, White Hills and Melbourne Gardens. This tree has a lean to the north-east. This tree is thought to be part of the original plantings from the period 1860-1872 of the Sale Botanic Gardens, which is the oldest surviving Botanic Gardens in Gippsland.
Measurements: c2024
Spread (m): 12.0
Girth (m): 2.79
Height (m): 13.0
Estimated Age (yrs): 152
Condition: Good
Access: Unrestricted
Classified: 11/06/1987
Group
Parks, Gardens and Trees
Category
Tree