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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Cryptomeria japonica 'Elegans' 'Elegans' Japanese Cedar 41 Lakeside Drive,, EMERALD VIC 3782 - Property No T11136	Location or Context: A tree which occurs in a unique location or context and so provides a contribution to the landscape. Curious Growth Form: A tree which exhibits a curious growth form or physical feature such as abnormal outgrowths natural fusion of branches, severe lightning damage or unusually pruned forms. The country club was the brainchild of Collins Street specialist Dr Bottomley who headed a syndicate purchasing land formerly owned by Carl Axel ... more	T11136	State
Cryptomeria japonica 'Elegans' Japanese Cedar Maroondah Highway, NARBETHONG VIC 3778 - Property No T11259	Outstanding Size A large example of the species, displaying its more common broadly columnar arched form, although it has developed a pronounced lean. The tree has a single trunk to 3.5m then branches into four major limbs. A photograph of the site taken by Lindt in 1899 shows the tree in the recently established garden. Removed 25/08/1999 due to threat to guesthouse. Measurements: 31/08/1990 Spread (m): 8.1 Girth (m):3.6 Height (m): 42.4 ... more	T11259	Demolished
Cryptomeria japonica 'Elegans' Japanese Cedar Toolangi State School, Main Road, TOOLANGI VIC 3777 - Property No T11734	Outstanding example of species This unusual cultivar from Japan (1861) has developed an uncommon narrow columnar form. The tree has developed an excellent habit and is a prominent feature in the school grounds. The largest specimens occur at The Hermitage in Narbethong. Measurements: 11/04/1990 Spread (m): 4.2 Girth (m): 1.47 Height (m): 18.2 Estimated Age (yrs): 70 Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: 17/07/1990	T11734	Regional
Cryptomeria japonica 'Sekkan Sugi' Japanese Cedar 'Sekkan Sugi' Former Mayday Hills Hospital, Albert Road, Beechworth, INDIGO SHIRE	Horticultural value Contribution to landscape of historic garden Rare or localised Aesthetic value This specimen was planted by the gardeners/patients in the lawn in front of the southern wing of the hospital. Mayday Hills Hospital was developed as the Beechworth Lunatic Asylum in 1864-67 with gardens and grounds laid out at this time and rejuvenated since 1913. The collection of mature trees and plants is exceptional with many dating from the mid to late ... more	T12245	Regional