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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Nothofagus fusca Red Beech Perrins Creek Road, KALLISTA VIC 3791 - Property No T12020	Rare or localised Outstanding size Outstanding example of species The land was settled in the 1920s by the WIlliams family who operated a nursery until the 1960s. The nursery was operating at its peak in the 1950s and was purchased by the State Government in 1984. The site has many fine exotic and rare or uncommon trees. The two Nothofagus fusca (Red Beech), a native of New Zealand, are the finest and largest known trees in Victoria. The tree near the Gully is ... more	T12020	State
	Nothofagus fusca Red Beech 816 Mt Macedon Road MOUNT MACEDON, MACEDON RANGES SHIRE	This Red Beech is located in Forest Glade Gardens,Mount Macedon. This Red Beech is significant for scientific, social and aesthetic reasons at the State level. The Red Beech is endemic to New Zealand and uncommon in Victoria; there is currently only one other example in the Significant Tree Register (T12020).At 18.5m with a canopy spread of 11m, this is avery large example of the species. The tree grows in Forest Glade Gardens, ... more	T12413	State

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Nothofagus fusca

Red Beech

Perrins Creek Road, KALLISTA VIC 3791 - Property No T12020

Rare or localised Outstanding size Outstanding example of species The land was settled in the 1920s by the WIlliams family who operated a nursery until the 1960s. The nursery was operating at its peak in the 1950s and was purchased by the State Government in 1984. The site has many fine exotic and rare or uncommon trees. The two Nothofagus fusca (Red Beech), a native of New Zealand, are the finest and largest known trees in Victoria. The tree near the Gully is ... more

T12020

State

Nothofagus fusca

Red Beech

816 Mt Macedon Road MOUNT MACEDON, MACEDON RANGES SHIRE

This Red Beech is located in Forest Glade Gardens,Mount Macedon. This Red Beech is significant for scientific, social and aesthetic reasons at the State level.

The Red Beech is endemic to New Zealand and uncommon in Victoria; there is currently only one other example in the Significant Tree Register (T12020).At 18.5m with a canopy spread of 11m, this is avery large example of the species.

The tree grows in Forest Glade Gardens, ... more

T12413

State