Plant lists - Foothills - Trees

FOOTHILLS

ALL PLANTS	TREES	MIDSTOREY	UNDERSTOREY	CLIMBERS & GROUNDCOVERS
AGROFORESTRY & FIREWOOD	EROSION & SALINITY	BIODIVERSITY & REVEGETATION	SHELTER & WINDBREAK	USEFUL / EDIBLE

BOTANICAL
NAME

COMMON
NAME

LOCAL TO (INDIGENOUS)

TOLERANCES
(SEE KEY)

ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS

USED FOR

KEY TO TOLERANCES
• Somewhat tolerant
•• Quite tolerant
••• Most tolerant

SPECIAL USES

EUCALYPTUS aromaphloia

Apple Box, Scentbark

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15 x 10

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*

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Great paddock tree for shelter, firewood, uncommon

EUCALYPTUS baxteri

Brown Stringybark

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10-15 x 8

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*

*

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For sandy soils in heath country ain't pretty but tough

EUCALYPTUS brookerana

Brooker's Gum

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*

25 x 10

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*

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Tall smooth bark swamp gum in higher rainfall areas

EUCALYPTUS cypellocarpa

Mountain Grey Gum

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30 x 15

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*

*

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Tall stately ridge tree, quick growing, Agroforestry

EUCALYPTUS globulus

Blue Gum

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30 x 15

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*

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Local species, quick growing, honey, Agroforestry

EUCALYPTUS obliqua

Messmate

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*

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25 x 10

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*

*

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Stringybark. Firewood, quick grower, adaptable

EUCALYPTUS ovata

Swamp Gum

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*

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15 x 12

**

*

*

*

*

Loves it wet but not salty, dense crown, exc windbreak

EUCALYPTUS radiata

Narrow Leaf Peppermint

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15 x 10

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*

*

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Eucalyptus oil source, firewood, shade, nectar

EUCALYPTUS viminalis

Manna Gum

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25 x 12

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Stately iconic Koala tree, can drop branches, quick grower

EUCALYPTUS yarraensis

Yarra Gum

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15 x 10

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East otway stately shade tree, rare, most conditions

BOTANICAL
NAME

COMMON
NAME

LOCAL TO (INDIGENOUS)

TOLERANCES
(SEE KEY)

ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS

USED FOR

KEY TO TOLERANCES
• Somewhat tolerant
•• Quite tolerant
••• Most tolerant

SPECIAL USES

FOOTHILLS

CLIMBERS & GROUNDCOVERS

AGROFORESTRY & FIREWOOD

EROSION & SALINITY

BIODIVERSITY & REVEGETATION

SHELTER & WINDBREAK

USEFUL /
EDIBLE

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