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Smooth Bark Apple
8 Tarakan Avenue,, ASHBURTON VIC 3147 - Property No T12135 |
Contribution to landscape Outstanding size Aesthetic value Outstanding example of species The tree is significant for being an excellent specimen in size and appearance. It is one of the few native trees still remaining in the area and attracts birds to the suburb of Ashburton. The size and spread of this tree contributes to the streetscape value. Measurements: 31/03/2008 Girth (m): 2.8 at 1.4 Spread (m): 25 Height (m): ... more |
T12135 |
Regional |
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Smooth Barked Apple Gum
Wattle Park, Riversdale Road,, BURWOOD VIC 3125 - Property No T12280 |
Outstanding example of species Outstanding size This tree is dominant in the area and its size and form make it an outstanding example of its species. many Angophora have twisted branches but this example is beyond what is considered 'normal'. Measurements: 20/07/2014 Height (m): 24 Circumference (m): 3.22 Spread (m): 21 Estimated Age (yrs): 61 Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: 03/09/2014 |
T12280 |
Regional |
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Smooth-barked Apple Gum
206 Jetty Road,, ROSEBUD VIC 3939 - Property No T12293 |
Contribution to landscape Outstanding example of species This is an outstanding example of an Angophora costata that occupies a prominent position on a property at the corner of Jetty Road and Eastbourne Road. It has beautiful balanced shape with the largest spread of any on the register and is an unusual example of such trees in the area. It bears creamy white flower clusters in Spring and makes and important contribution to an urban landscape. ... more |
T12293 |
Regional |
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Smooth-barked apple gum
11 Alister Street FITZROY NORTH, MORELAND CITY |
STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This Smooth-barked apple gum is located at in the front garden of this residential property. The tree has a well-balanced canopy, with no structural defects. The tree is in fair condition despite 3 large wounds on the trunk. This Smooth-barked apple gum is significant for aesthetic and scientific reasons at Regional level. This Smooth-barked apple gum is an ... more |
T12340 |
Regional | |
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Smooth-barked apple gum
11 Alister Street FITZROY NORTH, MORELAND CITY |
This Smooth-barked apple gum is located at in the front garden of this residential property. The tree has a well-balanced canopy, with no structural defects. The tree is in fair condition despite 3 large wounds on the trunk. This Smooth-barked apple gum is significant for aesthetic and scientific reasons at Regional level. This Smooth-barked apple gum is an excellent example of the species. It is ... more |
T12340 |
Regional | |
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Smooth Bark Apple Gum
Mountain Highway, THE BASIN PRIMARY SCHOOL, KNOX CITY |
A largeAngophoracostata(Smooth bark apple gum)located in the school grounds ofThe Basin Primary School in The Basin. TheAngophoracostata(Smooth bark apple gum)is significant forsocial, scientificand aesthetic reasons at Regionallevel. ThisAngophoracostata(Smooth bark apple gum)is an excellent example of the specieswith a well-rounded canopy and the unique twisted branches which are a characteristic of the species. It is outstanding ... more |
T12379 |
Regional | |
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Smooth Bark Apple Gum
'Chamomile Farm', 79 Emerald-Monbulk Road,, EMERALD VIC 3782 - Property No T12193 |
Important landmark Contribution to landscape Outstanding size Aesthetic significance Outstanding example of species This Smooth-Barked Apple Gum (Angophora costata) is a large, superb specimen. It is beautiful in form and trunk appearance and grows in a place that is important in the local history of Emerald. It was planted by Lyle and Elvie Williams in 1973, soon after the beginnings of "Chamomile Farm', and was well watered in the ... more |
T12193 |
Regional |
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Smooth-Barked Apple Myrtle
646 High Street,, PRAHRAN VIC 3181 - Property No T11074 |
Outstanding size Aesthetic value Outstanding example of species This tree is an outstanding specimen of state significance. It is the largest known specimen in cultivation in Victoria (1981). and is a native of the coastal region from the NSW border to Rockhampton. The genus Angophora is closely allied to Corymbia and Eucalyptus but with a different leaf structure Measurements: 24/07/1981 Spread (m): 20.5 Girth (m): 3.7 Height ... more |
T11074 |
State |
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Smooth-Barked Apple Myrtle
Cowslip Street,, VIOLET TOWN VIC 3669 - Property No T11204 |
Contribution to the landscape. A well-known and most attractive specimen growing outside the Post Office. Unfortunately a nearby tree of equal trunk dimensions is severely stressed, although both trees contribute to the landscape. It is recommended that appropriate action to improve the condition and vigour of the western specimen be undertaken. It should be ensured that service line clearance works be sympathetically undertaken and any soil excavation works (root ... more |
T11204 |
Demolished |
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Smooth-Barked Apple Myrtle
Grampians National Park, , ZUMSTEINS VIC 3401 - Property No T11250 |
Aesthetic value Curious growth form This Angophora costata is a fine, medium-sized example of this common woodland and forest tree of Eastern Australia. This tree has a particularly attractive growth form. with unusual features including its heavily striated trunk and branches. The lower branches display a spectacular weeping habit, many of which touch the ground. The tree was planted by Walter Zumstein, probably in the late 1920s or early 1930s, ... more |
T11250 |
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