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16 Chesterfield Avenue,, MALVERN VIC 3144 - Property No B6476 |
Built in 1916 for newspaper proprietor James McKellar, Monterey is of State architectural significance: it provides an important, pioneering example of the contemporary Japanese refinement of the Craftsman style in California. Specific attributes are the low pitched projecting gable roof form, projecting purlons, the unifying and horizontal verandah design, the stained hardwood shiplap cladding and the overall intactness of the house and grounds. The open planning also ... more |
B6476 |
Demolished |
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Monterey Pine
16 Roderick Street, DONCASTER EAST VIC 3109 - Property No T12033 |
Outstanding size This tree was believed to be planted by original owner, Tully,who was part of the area's earliest orchardist families dating back to 1860. It has an unusal form with no central leader and 2 major limbs to the north and west. The canopy of the tree occupies the entire width of this land and half of the neighbouring land to the west which the owners have purchased in order to retain the tree. Measurements: 11/12/2000 Spread (m): E-W 24; N-S ... more |
T12033 |
Regional |
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Monterey Pine
32 WERRIBEE SOUTH, WYNDHAM CITY |
A single Monterey Pine growing in Werribee Park. This tree is significant for scientific, landscape and historic reasons at the Regional level. This Monterey Pine is scientifically significant for its large size in the western region of Melbourne taking into consideration the climate and conditions. It is also a good example of the species as it doesn’t have thinning or
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T12509 |
Regional |
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Hesperocyparis macrocarpa 'Horizontalis Aurea'
Golden Monterey Cypress
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Golden Horizontal Monterey Cypress
Thompson Avenue,, COWES VIC 3922 - Property No T12060 |
Horticultural value Contribution to landscape This avenue of 119 trees is outstanding for the number of specimens of the one species. They make a significant contribution as the signature trees for this town and region of Victoria, and as such make a significant contribution to the landscape. In 1912 W.E. Thompson, President of the Cowes Progress Association, suggested an avenue of trees be planted down the main street of Cowes.Thompson supplied the Golden Cypress ... more |
T12060 |
Regional |
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Monterey Cypress
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Cupressus
Grossard Point Road,, VENTNOR VIC 3922 - Property No T12061 |
Contribution to landscape and an important landmark Particularly old Curious growth form Historical value The tree is significant because it is considered to be one of the oldest cultivated trees on Phillip Island and is adjacent to a site of great historical importance. It also has a curious horizontal growth form due to its cliff top siting. The Grossard Point Precinct is an area of historical significance to Phillip Island and of navigational importance ... more |
T12061 |
Regional |
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Cupressus
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Monterey Cypress
Birkley Court,, NOBLE PARK VIC 3174 - Property No T12062 |
Contribution to landscape Outstanding size This tree is an attractive specimen which makes a significant contribution to this small open space. It is also considered a good example of species and has a particularly nice shape. Measurements: 02/2003 Spread (m): 17.6 Girth (m): 4.5 Height (m): 25 Estimated Age (yrs): 50+ Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: 12/2003 |
T12062 |
Regional |
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Monterey Pine
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Lollipop Tree
Summit of Mt Beckworth,, MOUNT BECKWORTH VIC 3363 - Property No T12094 |
Contribution to landscape and important landmark Outstanding size Aesthetic significance Curious growth form Commemorating important historical event Outstanding example of the species This tree is located in the Mount Beckworth Scenic Reserve. The "Lollipop" is one of five trees planted in 1918 by Mr Jack Scarfe, a forest overseer from Maryborough, and four schoolboys; Arch Andrews, William Young, Francis Kinersley and Colin Drife. ... more |
T12094 |
Regional |
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Radiata Pine, Monterey Pine
Wombat Park, Midland Highway,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No T12106 |
Contribution to landscape of historic garden Outstanding size These three Pinus radiata are growing in the private garden of Wombat Park Estate and are probably some of the oldest specimens of this species in the State, with the largest known girths. The garden is of horticultural and historic significance itself and contains some of the oldest cultivated trees in the district. The garden was first planted in the early 1850s and continuously developed throughout ... more |
T12106 |
State |
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Monterey Cypress
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Cupressus
'Rosemount', Rosemount Road,, KOROIT VIC 3282 - Property No T11228 |
Contribution to landscape of historic garden Curious growth form A major feature of the garden, this tree is of a most unusual form, having been hedged annually into a dome shape.The homestead and the garden once belonged to William Anderson (1828-1909), farmer and politician, who commissioned William Guilfoyle to complete a plan for the Koroit Botanic Gardens Measurements: 28/01/1990 Spread (m): 10 Girth (m): 6 Height (m): 11.7 Estimated Age ... more |
T11228 |
Regional |
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Radiata Pine, Monterey Pine, "The Mother Tree"
Creswick Regional Park, Le Gerche Walking Track,, CRESWICK VIC 3363 - Property No T12110 |
Contribution to landscape Historical value This Pinus radiata tree is associated with the work of pioneer "Forester and Warden", John LaGerche. Of the many species planted by John LaGerche, the Radiata Pine has become one of the most important commercial softwood trees in southern Australia. Therefore, this tree is a significant living monument to the work of John LaGerche. The tree is growing on the site originally used by LaGerche as a nursery for raising seedlings ... more |
T12110 |
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