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English Elm
Victoria Parade, Hoddle Street to Nicholson Street, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No T11567 |
Contribution to the landscape. Aesthetic significance. A magnificent avenue planted between 1878 and 1890. Together with Royal Parade and Bacchus Marsh, this avenue ranks amongst the best examples in the State and is particularly outstanding due to its uniformity and intactness. A central row was removed in 1925 for the construction of the tramline. Three recent plantings and four other trees have been pollarded outside St Vincent's Hospital. Their decline was ... more |
T11567 |
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English Elm
cnr Glenferrie Road and Sorrett Avenue, MALVERN VIC 3144 - Property No T11829 |
Important landmark Aesthetic value This tree, originally one of a pair,marks the original entrance to the Sorrett Estate. Planted by Charles Washington Umphelby on 11/3/1859. A lovely old tree and well known landmark referred to as the 'Sorrett Tree' July 2006: Severe pruning or removal maybe necessary due to dropping of limbs. If removed the elm will be replaced by one of its seedlings Measurements: 06/1982 Spread (m): 20.0 Girth (m):3.6 Height ... more |
T11829 |
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English Elm
Royal Botanic Gardens, Birdwood Avenue, MELBOURNE VIC 3004 - Property No T11854 |
Contribution to the landscape Old and venerable Four (now two) large and prominent trees located in the north-east corner of the gardens. It is in this location that 2 hectares were set aside for a Botanic Garden and in 1846 John Arthur was appointed Superintendent and began laying out the Garden. It is believed that these four Elms, known as 'Arthur's Elms', were planted at that time, making them possibly the oldest exotic trees in Victoria. The trees were pollarded ... more |
T11854 |
Regional |
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English Elm Avenue
Fitzroy Gardens, Clarendon Street, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No T11885 |
Contribution to the historic garden Aesthetic significance The Fitzroy Gardens owe their design, circa 1848,to a Scottish landscape architect, James Sinclair, who laid out the pathways roughly in the shape of the Union Jack. The paths were lined with elms, cedars and oaks. Subsequent gardeners added trees more or less randomly, so that today the original design concept is all but lost. The elms which have been identified as Ulmus x hollandica, Ulmus x vegeta, and ... more |
T11885 |
Regional |
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English Elm
Royal Parade, PARKVILLE VIC 3052 - Property No T11894 |
Contribution to the landscape Aesthetic significance This magnificent avenue of Elms lining Royal Parade was planted just after 1900 by special tree planting and maintenance gangs.The avenue also contains 9 - Ulmus x hollandica which occur near the railway overpass (W.) and along Princess Park opposite Walker Street. A number of Ulmus procera have been reduced in size and several trees show signs of stress. Measurements: ... more |
T11894 |
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English Elm
83-95 Rathdowne Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No T12115 |
Contribution to landscape Particularly old Outstanding size Two trees, about 10 metres apart, stand on the corner of Queensberry Street behind housing. It is believed that the trees were part of the garden of the Presbyterian Church that previously occupied this site. The church was moved to Malvern Road, Malvern in the 1930s. The trees are a mature example of this species and make a valuable contribution to the urban landscape File note ... more |
T12115 |
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English Elm
Glenormiston College, Glenormiston Road,, GLENORMISTON SOUTH VIC 3265 - Property No T12123 |
Contribution to landscape of historic garden Outstanding size Aesthetic value This avenue of approximately 190 mature elm trees lines the main driveway to the original homestead of the Glenormiston Estate, which is now the Agricultural College. Measurements: 21/08/2008 Girth (m): 3.36 Spread (m): 12 Height (m): 19 Estimated Age (yrs): 70-100 Condition: Good Access: Unrestricted Classified: 23/02/2009 |
T12123 |
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1889 Queens Walk
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English Elm
Yarra Park, , EAST MELBOURNE Vic 3002 - Property No T12289 |
Contribution to landscape of historic garden Historical value associated with British Royalty The 69 English Elms (Ulmus procera Salisb) in the 1889 Queens Walk are historically significant as part of an historic park and contribution to the landscape of Yarra Park, 'Queens Walk' is of scientific significance as knowledge of the exact planting dates provides rare information on growth rates and size. It is the best of the examples of Elm Avenues within ... more |
T12289 |
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3/44 Beleura Hill Road MORNINGTON, MORNINGTON PENINSULA SHIRE |
Measurements: 07/03/2019 Spread (m): 15 Girth (m): 1.1 Height (m): 17.2 Estimated age (yrs): 80 Condition: Good Access: Restricted Classified: 05/09/2019 An English Elm located at 44 Beleura Hill Road, Mornington. This English Elm is significant at the Regional level for contribution to landscape, size, and location. This specimen is a significant ... more |
T12410 |
Regional |
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English Elm
153-155 DAWSON STREET SALE, WELLINGTON SHIRE |
An avenue consisting of a uniform row of 9 English Elm trees lining the driveway of a private property in Sale. This avenue of English Elm trees is significant for social and historic reasons at the Regional level. The avenue is historically significant for being on the grounds of Bon Accord Homestead which is a significant property in Sale with a Heritage Overlay (HO87). The
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T12473 |
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