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Cabbage Tree
Timboon Railway Reserve, , TIMBOON VIC 3268 - Property No T12148 |
Contribution to landscape of historic town Outstanding size Located in the Timboon Railway Reserve near the former Stationmaster's residence next to Power Creek. A very large example of the species believed to have been planted by one of the early settlers in the area, possibly migrants from India. The railway was opened in 1892 but this tree was probably planted some 20 years later. The railway was closed in 1977. 22/03/2015 Tree has considerable dieback ... more |
T12148 |
Regional |
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Cabbage Tree
Main Street, WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No T11977 |
Location or Context: historic town; Outstanding Size: height x spread Outstanding example of a species which was commonly planted during the late 1800s. An inspection in April 1994 showed that the tree appeared dead but information and photos from January 2013 shows considerable regrowth.. Measurements: Spread (m): 9 Girth (m): 3 Height (m): 9 Estimated Age (yrs): 110 Condition: Fair |
T11977 |
Regional |
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Cabbage Tree
Main Street, WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No T11978 |
Contribution to landscape of historic town Outstanding size This very tall example is a dominant feature in the garden adjacent to the Walhalla Hotel, now demolished as a result of fire damage. Tree remained after re-development of hotel in 1994. Measurements: 05/1985 Spread (m): 6.8 Girth (m): 2 Height (m): 12 Estimated Age (yrs): 110 Condition:Excellent Access: Restricted Classified: 09/05/1985 File note 06/06/2013: ... more |
T11978 |
Regional |
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Cabbage Tree
Portland Botanic Gardens, Glenelg Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No T11069 |
Contribution to the landscape Outstanding size Outstanding example of species A native of New Zealand,the Cabbage Tree (Cordyline australis) was very popular in the late 1880s and can be found in many historic gardens. This specimen is the largest known in cultivation in Victoria. March 2015: Andrew Blackman observed the tree to be in much better condition than a previous visit 10 years ago during drought. Measurements: 05/1985 Spread ... more |
T11069 |
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