Town of Cambridge Street Tree Masterplan

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STREET TREE MASTERPLAN

Why do we need a Street Tree Masterplan

Street trees are one of the Town's most important natural assets. The Town is known for its leafy streetscapes and diverse urban canopy. From boulevard plantings such as Oceanic Drive to avenue plantings of Joseph Street and

St Leonards Ave, street trees contribute significantly to the character and identity of the Town.

However as temperatures increase and urban development accelerates , the role played by our street trees as

'green infrastructure' has become even more critical. The Street Tree Masterplan (STMP) will ensure the longevity and sustainability of these assets, as well as the character of our streetscapes and identity of our local spaces.

Objectives of the STMP

The plan also contains fact sheets for all the selected tree To address the importance of management of street trees, the town has prepared the STMP with the species, and maps indicating the arrangement of these species within the Town's streetscapes. following guiding principles:

The Town will reference this plan for any new street tree • Develop attractive tree canopies for every street in the Town planting within the Town's streetscapes.

• Increase the Towns overall tree canopy area each year Importance of Street Trees Tree Species Selection Social benefits • Improve the visual appeal of commercial centres The benefits of increased tree canopy coverage are Due to the harsh climatic conditions of the WA coastal • Aesthetics - trees soften the urban environment and • Select appropriate tree species for the towns numerous and include environmental, social and landscape, only strong adaptable tree species are provide seasonal interest streets economic. Several studies have revealed the following suitable to plant as street trees. The Town has • Shady steetscapes have been linked to increased • Forster community awareness of the importance benefits: implemented a number of criteria to determine of street trees and create a sense of pride in the outdoor activity and involvement in social activity Environmental benefits selection of street tree species. These include; quality of our streetscapes • Street trees can enhance public safety and have been • Aesthetics and characteristics of the tree i.e. bark • Shady streetscapes can reduce urban temperature or found to reduce crime 'heat island effect' of up to 3˚C during the day and texture, foliage, color, flower, etc. • Exposure to green surroundings reduces mental How to use the STMP 12˚C in the evening • Structural characteristics i.e. height, width, growth fatigue and irritability The STMP is to be utilized as a guide by both the Town habit, root structure, etc. • Trees create oxygen, which improves air quality • Street trees have been found to have significant and the Community to select the appropriate tree species • Origin of species, i.e. WA Endemic vs Native vs • Reduced energy use in cooling indoor spaces health benefits including a lower prevalence of for planting in each of the Towns 300 streets. The plan Exotic references each street and the selected street tree • Reduced water use in irrigation asthma in children • Local environmental factors such as, solar and wind species. There is also an alternative species option if the • Reduced storm water runoff and improved Economic benefits exposure original species is unable to be installed. groundwater quality • Healthy tree cover can increase real estate turn-over • Location and impact from coastal winds and salt • Improved ecological diversity and wildlife habitat or unoccupied periods when a home is on the market • Key traffic sightlines

• Improved tree canopy coverage can reduce • Leaf litter, fruit, flower and/ or nut drop

household costs e.g. air conditioning • Proximity of underground utilities or powerlines

• A leafy streetscape is an aspirational trait and has • Historical significance or identity of the species been found to increase the value of property • Deciduous vs non deciduous significantly

Legend for Tree Species Origin (refer to Fact Sheets)

Australian Native WA Endemic Delicious Exotic Non Deciduous Exotic

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Botanical Name Common Name STS Deciduous Native /Exotic TREE SPECIES LIST Number /Evergreen

Eucalyptus cladocalyx Sugar Gum Native Evergreen Summary list for all Tree Species Eucalyptus Foecunda Narrow Leafed Red Mallee Native Evergreen • 44 Native trees, 17 exotics Eucalyptus forrestiana Fuchsia Gum 26 Native Evergreen • 61 Tree Species in total Eucalyptus leucoxylon rosea Red Flowered Yellow Gum 28 Native Evergreen • Deciduous vs Evergreen Eucalyptus nicholii (A) Peppermint Gum 30 Native Evergreen

Eucalyptus platypus heterophylla Coastal Moort 31 Native Evergreen Eucalyptus sideroxylon "Rosea" (A) Mugga Ironbark 32 Native Evergreen The below list indicates trees commonly found within the Towns streets. Please note that not all tree species Eucalyptus spathulata Swamp Mallet 33 Native Evergreen listed are suitable as street trees. Eucalyptus todtiana Coastal Blackbutt. 34 Native Evergreen Eucalyptus torquata Coral Gum. 35 Native Evergreen Eucalyptus victrix Little Ghost Gum Native Evergreen

Botanical Name Common Name STS Deciduous Native /Exotic Eucalyptus woodwardii Gungurra Native Evergreen Number /Evergreen Fraxinus griffithii Evergreen Ash 36 Exotic Evergreen Acmena smithii Lilly Pilli 1 Native Evergreen Hakea Laurina Pincushion Hakea 39 Native Evergreen Agonis flexuosa WA Weeping Peppermint 2 Native Evergreen Hymenosporum flavum Native Frangipani 40 Native Evergreen Angophora costata (A) Smooth-Barked Apple 3 Native Evergreen Jacaranda mimosifolia Jacaranda 41 Exotic Deciduous Araucaria columnaris Captain Cook’s Pine 4 Exotic Evergreen Lagerstroemia indica Crepe Myrtle 42 Exotic Deciduous Araucaria heterophylla (A) Norfolk Island Pine 5 Native Evergreen Lophostemon confertus Brush Box 43 Native Evergreen Banksia grandis Bull Banksia 6 Native Evergreen Lysiphyllum gilvum (Bauhinia) Bean Tree 44 Exotic Deciduous Banksia integrifolia Coast Banksia 7 Native Evergreen Melaleuca huegelii Chenille Honey myrtle 45 Native Evergreen Banksia menziesii Firewood Banksia 8 Native Evergreen Melaleuca lanceolata Moonah 46 Native Evergreen Banksia prionotes Orange Banksia 9 Native Evergreen Melaleuca linariifolia Snow In Summer 47 Native Evergreen Brachychiton acerifolius Flame Tree 10 Native Deciduous Melaleuca quinquenervia Broad-Leaved Paper bark 48 Native Evergreen Brachychiton populneus Kurrajong 11 Native Evergreen Phoenix canariensis Canary Is Date Palm 51 Exotic Evergreen Callistemon Kings Park Special Bottlebrush 12 Native Evergreen Platanus acerifolia London Plane 52 Exotic Deciduous Callistemon salignus Willow Bottlebrush 13 Native Evergreen Platanus orientalis digitata Cut Leaf Plane 53 Exotic Deciduous Callistemon viminalis Weeping Bottlebrush 14 Native Evergreen Pyrus calleryana ‘Bradford’ Bradford Pear 54 Exotic Deciduous Casuarina equisetifolia (A) Horsetail She-Oak 16 Native Evergreen Sapium sebiferum Chinese Tallow 56 Exotic Deciduous Celtis australis Nettle Tree 17 Native Deciduous Tristaniopsis laurina Water Gum 57 Native Evergreen Cinnamomum camphora (A) Camphor Tree 18 Exotic Evergreen Ulmus parvifolia Chinese Elm 58 Exotic Deciduous Citharexylum spinosum Fiddlewood 19 Exotic Deciduous Liquidambar styraciflua American Sweetgum 60 Exotic Deciduous Corymbia calophylla Marri 20 Native Evergreen Magnolia grandiflora Southern Magnolia 61 Exotic Evergreen Corymbia ficifolia (A) WA Red Flowering Gum 21 Native Evergreen Schinus molle Peppercorn Tree 62 Exotic Evergreen

Corymbia maculata Spotted Gum 22 Native Evergreen Delonix regia (A) Poinciana 23 Exotic Deciduous Erythrina indica Coral Tree 24 Native Deciduous

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STREET TREE MASTER LIST Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species Bellara Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa The STMP is to be utilized as a guide by both the Town and the Community to select the appropriate tree species for planting in each of the Towns 300 streets. The plan references each street and the selected street tree species. There is Bendigo Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa also an alternative species option if the original species is unable to be installed. Iconic streets are highlighted in light green. Bent Street, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata

Benwee Road, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species Berkeley Crescent, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Bermondsey Street, West Leederville Planting not feasible Abbotsford Street, West Leederville Erythrina indica Bernard Street, West Leederville Planting not feasible Adina Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Bimbimbie Lane Agonis flexuosa Adori Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Delonix regia Birkdale Street, Floreat Commercial Precinct: Akama Lane Corymbia ficifolia Hymenosporum flavum. Lagerstroemia indica at the Cambridge/Birkdale intersection. Alba Lane Planting not feasible Outside commercial precinct: Melaleuca quinquenervia Alderbury Street, Floreat Selby - Grovedale Blencowe Street, West Leederville Agonis flexuosa Lophostemon confertus Grovedale - Brookdale Bodmin Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Brookdale - Oceanic Bold Park Drive, Floreat Remnant Vegetation Corymbia ficifolia Alexander Street, Wembley Agonis flexuosa Boronia Crescent, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Alkoomie Way Agonis flexuosa Boscastle Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Alyth Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Boscombe Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Antrim Street, West Leederville Callistemon viminalis Bournville Street, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Arbordale Street, Floreat Corymbia ficifolia Branksome Gardens, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Corymbia ficafolia Argyle Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Brighton Street, West Leederville Corymbia ficifolia Aruma Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Brompton Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Brookdale Street, Floreat V-Jacaranda mimosifolia Asten Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia M-Angophora costata Agonis flexuosa Caddy Avenue, West Leederville Planting not feasible Athlone Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Ayr Street Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Caithness Road, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia

Banool Crescent, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Callan Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Balandi Way Agonis flexuosa Callington Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Bantry Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Agonis flexuosa Calver Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Baramba Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Camborne Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Barnsley Road, Mount Claremont Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Cambridge Street, Wembley & West Leederville In Wembley Town Centre: (Pangbourne – Marlow St) V-Fraxinus griffithii Barrett Street, Wembley South side V Intersections-Lagerstroemia indica Cinnamomum camphora M-Angophora costata North side

Ulmus parvifolia Outside Wembley Town Centre: Barrington Street, West Leederville Corymbia ficifolia V-Non Residential, Platanus orientalis digitata Corymbia ficafolia V-Residential, Melaleuca quinquenervia Bath Street, Wembley Agonis flexuosa M-Angophora costata Belford Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Canungra Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa

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Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species

Cargen Crescent, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Dodonia Gardens, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Donegal Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Carinya Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Dorking Road, City Beach Callistemon salignus Carlton Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Agonis flexuosa Drabble Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Catesby Street, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Drew Street, Wembley Eucalyptus spathulata Challenger Parade, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Melaleuca lanceolata Dumfries Road, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Araucaria columnaris (special situations) Chandler Ave East, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Dunblane Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia

Chandler Ave West, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Dundalk Road, Floreat Eucalyptus spathulata Chidley Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Dupont Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Chipping Road, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Durston Road, City Beach Eucalyptus gomphocephala Clanmel Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia East Lorne Street, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Clovelly Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Elimatta Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Clune Avenue, West Leederville Platanus orientalis digitata (Special Situation) Elouera Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Elphin Street, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Coldstream Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Empire Avenue, City Beach Golf Course Verge & Alyth Rd Median Collier Street, Wembley Melaleuca quinquenervia Banksia prionotes, Hakea laurina, Eucalyptus ficifolia, Banksia menziesii, Eucalyptus torquata, Melaleuca linariifolia, Connaught Street, West Leederville Callistemon Kings Park Special Eucalyptus forrestiana. Corymbia ficafolia Durston / Chipping Rd Verges Connolly Street, Wembley Callistemon salignus Araucaria heterophylla Corymbia ficafolia Erskine Place, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Comrie Street, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Esk Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Connaught Street, West Leederville Callistemon Kings Park Special Agonis flexuosa Corymbia ficafolia Essex Street, Wembley Cambridge to Ruislip – Citharexylum spinosum. Connolly Street, Wembley Callistemon salignus Ruislip to Scadden – Jacaranda mimosifolia Corymbia ficafolia Evandale Street, Floreat Lophostemon confertus Corboy Street, Wembley Jacaranda mimosifolia Everton Street, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Cork Road, Floreat Eucalyptus spathulata Falmouth Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Crail Avenue, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Felton Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Crieff Street, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Agonis flexuosa Ferndale Street, Floreat Lophostemon confertus Cromarty Road, Floreat V- Corymbia ficifolia V - Agonis flexuosa Floreat Avenue, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia M-Angophora costata (Platanus acerifolia, Phoenix canariensis special situations) Crosby Street. Floreat Agonis flexuosa Flynn Street, Churchlands Melaleuca quinquenervia Daglish Street, Wembley Agonis flexuosa Fortview Road, Mount Claremont Corymbia ficifolia Corymbia ficafolia Dakin Street, Jolimont Melaleuca quinquenervia Fred Burton Way, City Beach Bush/Parkland Dampier Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Frinton Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Eucalyptus gomphocephala Dandaloo Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Gali Lane Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Gayton Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Dartmouth Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Melaleuca lanceolata Gibney Vista, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Denton Street, Wembley Corymbia ficifolia Gifford Gardens, City Beach Planting not feasible Dilali Road, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Glamis Place, Floreat Eucalyptus spathulata Dilkara Way, City Beach Callistemon viminalis Glen Street, West Leederville East side of street only Melaleuca lanceolata Lophostemon confertus Dodd Street, Wembley Melaleuca quinquenervia Glengariff Drive, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia

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Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species

Glenties Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Kalari Drive, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Goonang Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Kalinda Drive, City Beach V-Agonis flexuosa M-Angophora costata Grantham Street, Wembley V – Jacaranda mimosifolia M – Angophora costata Karla Place, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Kateena Road, City Beach Callistemon viminalis Grasmere Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Agonis fexuosa Katrine Street, Floreat Corymbia ficifolia Gregory Street, Wembley Lophostemon confertus Grovedale Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Gunee Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Kavanagh Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Hale Road, City Beach V & M-Eucalyptus gomphocephala, Melaleuca lanceolata, Keane Street, Wembley Agonis flexuosa Eucalyptus platypus and macrandra. Keaney Place, City Beach Callistemon viminalis Halesworth Road, Jolimont Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Hann Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Kenmore Crescent, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Harborne Street, Wembley V- Powis to Grantham Streets – Corymbia ficifolia. Grantham to Kerr Street, West Leederville Planting not feasible Salvado Rd – Melaleuca quinquenervia. M-Angophora costata Kildare Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Harrowgate Street, West Leederville Lophostemon confertus Kilkenny Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Hay Street, Jolimont Angophora costata Kilpa Court, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa in service road Agonis flexuosa Helston Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa

Herdsman Parade, Wembley V-south side-Melaleuca quinquenervia Kimberley Street, West Leederville Erythrina indica M-City of Stirling Hesperia Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Kincardine Crescent, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Highbury Street, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Kingsland Avenue, City Beach East side of street only Lophostemon confertus Holland Street, Wembley Cambridge to Grantham Street Kinkuna Way, City Beach Jacaranda mimosifolia Agonis flexuosa Grantham to Herdsman Parade Kinross Crescent, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Lophostemon confertus Holyrood Street, West Leederville Platanus orientalis digitata Kinta Street Agonis flexuosa Kintyre Street, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Hornsey Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Hovea Crescent, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Kirkdale Avenue, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Howtree Place, Floreat V-Brachychiton acerifolius M-Platanus orientalis Kondil Place, City Beach Callistemon salignus Hudleston Street, Mount Claremont Not built Agonis flexuosa Lake Monger Drive, West Leederville V-North Side- Araucaria heterophylla Ikara Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia V&M-South Side West of Northwood-Araucaria heterophylla Agonis flexuosa M-east of Northwood-Angophora costata Jersey Street, Wembley South of Grantham Street Jacaranda mimosifolia Landra Gardens, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Grantham to Herdsman Parade Lophostemon confertus Lanigan Close, Wembley Corymbia ficifolia Jon Sanders Drive, Wembley Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Johnson Street, Wembley Callistemon salignus Corymbia ficafolia Larundel Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Joseph Street, West Leederville Erythrina indica Eucalyptus gomphocephala Jubilee Crescent, City Beach, Araucaria columnaris [special situations]V- Corymbia ficifolia Jukes Way Wembley Eucalyptus spathulata Launceston Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa

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Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species

Lentara Crescent, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Nanson Street, Wembley Cambridge to Ruislip St: Celtus Australis Le Fanu Place, Mount Claremont Jacaranda mimosifolia Ruislip to Grantham St: Citharexylum spinosum Lesser Street, West Leederville Melaleuca quinquenervia Grantham to Herdsman Pde: Lichendale Street, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Newham Street, West Leederville Eucalyptus spathulata Lifford Road, Floreat Corymbia ficifolia Melaleuca lanceolata Newry Street, Floreat Lophostemon confertus Lilika Road, City Beach Melaleuca quinquenervia Nicholson Street, West Leederville Corymbia ficifolia Linden Gardens, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Niribi Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Lissadell Street, Floreat Angophora costata Norbury Crescent, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Loftus Street West Leederville Agonis flexuosa North Banff Road, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Lothian Street, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Northwood Street, West Leederville Lophostemon confertus Louth Road, Floreat Callistemon viminalis Oakdale Street, Floreat Citharexylum spinosum Agonis flexuosa Lowanna Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Oban Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Macewan Street, West Leederville Angophora costata Ocean Court, City Beach Araucaria columnaris (special situations) Majalin Avenue Street Entry Oceanic Drive, Floreat/City Beach V-Residential verges-Melaleuca lanceolata Allocasuarina equisetifolia M-East of West Coast Highway-Agonis flexuosa North Side M&V-West of West Coast Highway Araucaria heterophylla Agonis flexuosa South Side Olinda Avenue, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Melaleuca quinquenervia Maloney Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Omaroo Terrace South Side Corymbia ficifolia Malton Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia North Side Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Marapana Road, City Beach Melaleuca quinquenervia Orana Crescent, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia

Agonis flexuosa Marimba Crescent, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Orrel Avenue, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Marlow Street, Wembley Lophostemon confertus, North of Herdsman Parade - Oxford Close, West Leederville Platanus orientalis digitata - West verge [special situations] Melaleuca quinquenervia Pandora Drive, City Beach Agonis flexuosa McClemans Road, Mount Claremont Agonis flexuosa McCourt Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Pangbourne Street, Wembley Jacaranda mimosifolia

McKenzie Street, Wembley Cambridge to Grantham: Patonga Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Erythrina indica. Agonis flexuosa Grantham to Scadden: Palana Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa. Agonis flexuosa Meagher Drive, Floreat Not feasible to plant Pearson Place/Street, Floreat Corymbia ficifolia Meelah Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Peasholm Street, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Mercy Place, West Leed'ville Not feasible to plant Melaleuca lanceolata Peebles Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Merley Crescent, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Penryn Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Melaleuca lanceolata Moray Avenue, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia Perina Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa

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Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species

Perry Lakes Drive, Floreat Parkland Styne Road, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Pindari Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Sudbury Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Pioneer Court, Wembley Not feasible to plant Sunnyside Road, Floreat Jacaranda mimosifolia

Poolya Road, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Swanage Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Powis Street, Wembley V- Not feasible to plant Takari Crescent, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia M-City of Stirling Railway Parade, West Leederville V – Callistemon viminalis Talgarth Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia M - Angophora costata Agonis flexuosa Eucalyptus sideroxylon rosea Tamala Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Rannoch Street, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Tara Vista, West Leederville Agonis flexuosa Regent Street, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia Tarongo Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Reserve Street, Wembley Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Tate Street, West Leederville Lophostemon confertus Rochdale Road, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata Taworri Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Melaleuca lanceolata Roscommon Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Teslin Road, Mount Claremont Corymbia ficifolia Rosedale Street, Floreat Lophostemon confertus Agonos flexuosa Templetonia Crescent, City Beach Melaleuca quinquenervia Roslyn Street, West Leederville Corymbia ficifolia - east verge The Boulevard, City Beach & Floreat V - (residential east of Durston Rd) Jacaranda mimosifolia Rosmunde Court, West Leederville Jacaranda mimosifolia V - (residential west of Durston Rd) Agonis flexuosa V - (non residential) Araucaria heterophylla Ruislip Street, Wembley East of Harborne Street M - (East of Durston) Eucalyptus nicholii, Angophora costata Jacaranda mimosifolia M - (West of Durston Rd) Casuarina equisetifolia West of Harborne Street Melaleuca quinquenervia The Grove, Wembley Agonis flexuosa Saltash Avenue, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Thurles Avenue, Floreat Melaleuca quinquenervia Agonis flexuosa Salvado Road, Wembley Corymbia ficifolia Tilton Terrace, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Scadden Street, Wembley Melaleuca quinquenervia Tintagel Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Selby Street, Wembley V-Melaleuca quinquenervia Tor Place, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata M-Angophora costata Tower Street, West Leederville Corymbia ficifolia Sellenger Court, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Tralee Road, Floreat Lophostemon confertus Seymour Avenue, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Tranmore Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Shannon Street, Floreat Agonis flexuosa Simper Street, Wembley Jacaranda mimosifolia Truro Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Simon Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Skipton Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Tullow Road, Floreat Lophostemon confertus Agonis flexuosa South Banff Road, Floreat Eucalyptus spathulata Tumut Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Southport Street, West Leederville Platanus orientalis digitata (special situations) St.Columbas Avenue, Wembley Agonis flexuosa Turriff Road, Floreat Melaleuca linariifolia St.Leonards Avenue, West Leederville Lophostemon confertus Ulster Road, Floreat Agonis flexuosa

St.Vincents Avenue, Wembley Lagerstroemia indica Underwood Avenue, Mount Claremont V-Not required Celtus australis M-Platanus acerifolia Station Street, Wembley Brachychiton acerifolius Vincent Street West, West Leederville Melaleuca quinquenervia

Stephenson Avenue, Floreat N/A Waite Place, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata

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Street / Suburb Recommended Tree Species

Walker Street, Wembley Corymbia ficifolia Warreen Place, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Warri Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Warwick Street, West Leederville Insuffient space

Wayeela Place, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Weelara Road, City Beach Agonis flexuosa Weldon Way, City Beach Agonis flexuosa

West Lorne Street, Floreat Agonis flexuosa

Whitney Crescent, Mount Claremount Corymbia ficifolia

Windarra Drive, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Winmarley Street, Floreat Eucalyptus spathulata

Wise Street Wembley Corymbia ficifolia

Wollaston Road, Mount Claremont Banksia Prionotes [special situation]

Woolwich Street, West Leederville East of McCourt Street - Lophostemon confertus West of McCourt Street -Corymbia ficifolia West Coast Highway TBC

Whitney Crescent, Mount Claremont Corymbia ficifolia

Yalgun Road, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata

Yallambee Place, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata

Yaltara Road, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Melaleuca lanceolata

Yanagin Crescent, City Beach Melaleuca lanceolata

Yaringa Way, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa Yolande Place, City Beach Agonis flexuosa

Yule Street, City Beach Corymbia ficifolia Agonis flexuosa

Note: On the occasion of the death of a Lophostemon confertus (Brush Box) street tree, residents can request that their replacement tree is Angophora costata (Smooth Barked Apple)

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Tree Species – Alternative list Species group / name Large Medium Narrow Coastal Special Verge Verge verge condition Instances where a recommended tree species is unsuitable, the following list is to be utilized to select an alternative 10m+ 4-10m 2-4m tree species. Alternative tree species will be approved for selection in specific circumstances only. These circumstances √ √ √ are to be deemed by the Town’s Tree Officers through consultation with residents prior to tree planting. If an Jacaranda mimosifolia alternative species is approved by the Town, it is to be selected based on the verge size and location of the site, as √ √ per the below columns. Melaleuca lanceolata √ √ Lophostemon confertus Species group / name Large Medium Narrow Coastal Special √ Verge Verge verge condition Melaleuca quinquenervia √ √ 10m+ 4-10m 2-4m Platanus acerifoli LARGE TREES √ √ Platanus orientalis digitata √ √ √ √ Agonis flexuosa Schinus molle √ √ SMALL TREES Angophora costata √ √ √ √

Araucaria columnaris Banksia grandis √ √ √ Araucaria heterophylla √ Banksia integrifolia √ Brachychiton acerifolius √ √ Banksia menziesii Brachychiton populneus √ √ √ Callistemon salignus Casuarina equisetifolia √ √ Callistemon viminalis Celtis australis √ √ Callistemon ‘Kings Park Special’ Cinnamomum camphora √ √ Eucalyptus decipiens Citharexylum spinosum √ √ √ √ Eucalyptus foecunda Corymbia citriodora √ √ √ √ √ Eucalyptus macrandra Corymbia ficifolia √ √ √ √ √ Eucalyptus platypus heterophylla Corymbia maculata √ √ Eucalyptus spathulata Delonix regia √ √ √ √ √ Eucalyptus torquata Erythrina indica √ √ √ √ Hakea Laurina Eucalyptus gomphocephala √ √ √ √ Bauhinia blakeana Eucalyptus leucoxylon √ √ Melaleuca linariifolia Eucalyptus nicholii √ √ √ Pyrus calleryana ‘Bradford’ Eucalyptus sideroxylon "Rosea" √ Eucalyptus woodwardii

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At 5 years Lilly Pilli Acmena smithii 2m

About the tree 2m A medium upright evergreen native tree, with a dense crown. Has glossy dark green foliage and At 10 years new growth has attractive pink to red appearance. Has small attractive white flowers followed by small purple fleshy fruit. For use in special projects.

Why this tree was selected for your street 3m The Lilly Pilli was selected for your street due to its dense, bushy habit which will provide shade and character to the street. It is also well adapted to local conditions. 7m Growth rate of the Lilly Pilli At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years WA Peppermint Tree Agonis flexuosa 5m

About the tree 3m The Western Australian Peppermint is a medium-sized long-lived evergreen native to WA. As At 10 years it grows it develops a broad spreading canopy of drooping willow-like branches, with foliage producing a pleasant aromatic myrtle scent. It’s flowers are small and white, and blanket the weeping branches throughout Spring. Some fine examples of the WA Peppermint can be seen in Blencowe Street, West Leederville. 7m Why this tree was selected for your street The WA Peppermint was selected for your street as this species is conic and endemic to the WA 4.5m landscape. once established, this tree adapt to coastal conditions and strong winds. There are a At Maturity number of well established street trees of this species currently growing very well in your area. Growth rate of the WA Peppermint The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

6m

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At 5 years Smooth Barked Apple Angophora costata 5m

About the tree 4m Native to Coastal NSW, this very tall evergreen native is pyramidal when young and broadens with At 10 years age. broadens with age. The tree sheds its bark annually to expose the orange-reddish, smooth new bark.

Flowers are white and form terminal clusters. Will require regular canopy lifting in the 10m development stage. Some fine examples can be seen in Harborne Street median. Why this tree was selected for your street 4m The Brush Box was selected for your street as this species is t grows to a tall wide canopy and ability to withstand harsh coastal conditions. At Maturity Growth rate of the Smooth Barked Apple The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 30m

10m

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At 5 years Cooks Pine Araucaria columnaris 3m

About the tree 1.5m This very tall species is very similar to Araucaria heterophylla, the major difference being the very At 10 years narrow growth habit. Ideal for narrow situations. Some good examples can be seen on Oceanic Drive Median west of West Coast Highway. Why this tree was selected for your street 5m The Cooks Pine is well adapted to harsh coastal condiitons and forms a tall iconic structure, framing views of the coastline. 3m

Growth rate of the Cooks Pine At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Norfolk Island Pine Araucaria heterophylla 5m

About the tree 4m A very tall, familiar evergreen native tree seen along the metropolitan coastline and when planted At 10 years in groups can become significant landmarks. Able to withstand extreme coastal exposure, it is a fairly long-lived tree and was a valuable tree for ship’s masts in the time of sail. Lake Monger Drive and Oceanic Drive have good examples of this 10m species.

Why this tree was selected for your street 4m The Norfolk Island Pine was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient At Maturity deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. This tree also a strong landmark with an iconic form and habit, with repetition forms an attractive street tree avenue Growth rate of the Norfolk Island Pine 30m The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

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At 5 years Bull Banksia Banksia grandis 2m

About the tree 2m A medium evergreen WA native tree. Has very large saw-toothed deep-green leaves and new At 10 years growth is an attractive rusty red. The perfumed flower spikes in spring and summer are amongst the largest of the genus and change from green to pale yellow to orange. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street The Bull Banksia is endemic to WA and as such well adapted to local conditions. Its unique form, 3m leaf structure and flowers will characterise the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Bull Banksia The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

4m

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At 5 years Coast Banksia Banksia integrifolia 2m

About the tree 2m A medium evergreen native tree with wedge shaped glossy dark green leaves and irregularly At 10 years serrated margins. The flowers, appearing from autumn to winter, are lime yellow, erect and occur in terminal spikes.

This tree is a good producer of honey and nectar. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street This species was chosen due to its adaptability to local harsh coastal conditions. The flowers are 3m also bird and insect attracting to aid local biodiversity. At Maturity Growth rate of the Coast Banksia The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

6m

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At 5 years Firewood Banksia Banksia menziesii 2m

About the tree 2m A medium evergreen WA native tree. Has a gnarled trunk, rough bark and the long grey-green At 10 years leaves are somewhat wavy with saw-toothed margins. The Flower-spikes are yellow at the lower and pink at the upper part of the flower. Why this tree was selected for your street 5m This species was chosen as it is locally endemic and well adapted to local soil and climate conditions. The Firewood Banksia has unique form and showy flowers will add to the character of 3m the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Firewood Banksia The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

6m

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At 5 years Acorn Banksia Banksia prionotes 2m

About the tree 2m This evergreen WA native Banksia forms into a stout medium tree, which is noted for its large At 10 years spectacular bright orange and woolly white flower spikes in late summer and autumn. Has olive-green and silver saw-toothed foliage with soft a grey bark. Why this tree was selected for your street 5m This species was chosen as it is locally endemic and well adapted to local soil and climate conditions. The Acorn Banksia has unique form and showy flowers will add to the character of the 3m streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Acorn Banksia The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

6m

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At 5 years Illawarra Flame Tree Brachichiton acerifolius 3m

About the tree 2.5m The Flame tree is a medium sized deciduous native, covered with maple like leaves. After leaf-fall At 10 years bell-shaped brilliant scarlet orangered flowers are produced, covering the whole tree to a glorious effect. Some fine examples can be seen in Howtree Place.

Why this tree was selected for your street 6m The Flame tree is selected for your street ue to its conical shape and brilliant flowers. As the new Flame trees mature, they will create an avenue of trees that will add character and colour to the streetscape. 4m Growth rate of the Illawarra Flame Tree At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 15m

8m

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At 5 years Kurrajong Brachichiton populneus 5m

About the tree 4m A tall and popular evergreen native tree which develops a pyramidal shaped canopy and holds At 10 years variable shaped leaves. The stout trunk starts green, and then becomes grey as the tree matures. Some fine examples can be seen in McCourt Street.

Why this tree was selected for your street 10m The Kurrajong was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds and form an avenue in your street. The wide canopy creates shade and contributes strongly to the streetscape 4m character. At Maturity Growth rate of the Kurrajong The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 30m

10m

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At 5 years Bottlebrush Callistemon ‘Kings Park Special’ 2m

About the tree 2m A small evergreen WA native tree with bright red bottlebrush flower heads covering the whole tree At 10 years in Spring/Autumn. Bird attractant. Why this tree was selected for your street 3m This cultivar was developed by Kings Park and as such is well adapted to local conditions, including moderate coastal exposure.

Growth rate of the Bottlebrush 2.5m

The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram At Maturity adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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3m

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At 5 years Bottlebrush Callistemon salignus 2m

About the tree 2m A small ornamental evergreen native tree forming a bushy-crown. The narrow pointed leaves are At 10 years shiny and willow-like, with the creamy-white flowers profusely covering the canopy to provide a spectacular display. Some examples can be seen in Herdsman Parade.

Why this tree was selected for your street 6m This species was chosen due to its adaptability to local conditions, consistent form and attractive foliage. The dense bushy habit is perfect for narrow verges. 3m Growth rate of the Bottlebrush At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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5m

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At 5 years Weeping Bottlebrush Callistemon viminalis 3m

About the tree 2m Callistemon viminalis is a popular, medium sized tree with varying leaves during its life. Flowers At 10 years appear in the spring as dense red spikes that cover the whole tree in a spectacular blaze of colour. Some fine examples can be seen in Yanagin Crescent.

Why this tree was selected for your street 4m Callistemon viminalis was selected due to its consistent growth form and showy flowers which attract birds and insects. This species is also well suited to the local conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. As the Callistemon viminalis mature, they will 3m create an avenue of threes that will add character to your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Weeping Bottlebrush The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

5m

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At 5 years Horsetail Sheoak Casuarina equestifolia 4m

About the tree 2m A medium evergreen native tree, popular along coastlines, due to its ability to withstand extreme At 10 years coastal exposure. It develops a pendulous crown, of narrow, weeping, grey-green foliage, which shimmers like silver in the sunlight.Fine examples can be seen on West Coast Highway median and Catesby Street City Beach. 6m Why this tree was selected for your street The Horestail Sheoak was selected for your street as this species is well suited to coastal conditons. This species is also drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds and form 3m an avenue in your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Horsetail Sheoak The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

12m

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At 5 years Nettle / Hackberry Celtus australis 5m

About the tree 2m The Nettle is a long-lived, medium deciduous tree that requires very little maintenance. The bark is At 10 years smooth to rough, with mid to dark serrated edge leaves, rough to touch on the upper surface. The tree has insignificant flowers, producing small hard purple-black fruit which falls in Winter.

Why this tree was selected for your street 7m The Nettle was selected for your street aue to its consistent form and shade provision. There are a number of well-established trees of this species currently growing very well in your street. As the Nettle trees mature they will contribute to the existing avenue of this species in your street. 4m Growth rate of the Nettle At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 15m

7m

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At 5 years Camphor Tree Cinimomum camphora 5m

About the tree 4m A tall evergreen exotic tree. Has pale green leaves with a stout and rough barked stem. Flowers At 10 years are small and white followed by dark purplish red fruit. Why this tree was selected for your street 10m The Camphor Tree was selected for your street as it is tall and wide growing, creating shade to the streetscape. This species is also well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and contribute to the streetscape character. 4m Growth rate of the Camphor Tree At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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10m

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At 5 years Fiddlewood Citharexylum spinosum 4m

About the tree 2m The Fiddlewood is a semi deciduous exotic tree. Leaves are elliptical opposite and long with coarse At 10 years serrate margins. They turn salmon orange in spring. Flower are small and fragrant. Some fine examples can be seen in Oakdale Street, Floreat

Why this tree was selected for your street 6m The Fiddlewood tree was selected for your street ue to its consistent form and fragrant flowers. There are a number of well established trees of this species currently growing very well in your street. As the new Fiddlewood trees mature, they will contribute to the existing avenue of this 3m species in your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Fiddlewood The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 12m

5m

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At 5 years Marri Corymbia calophylla 5m

About the tree 4m A very tall WA native evergreen tree. Has rough, grey-brown bark, and large fruits known as At 10 years ‘honkey nuts’. As a result it should only be planted in garden beds and away from pedestrian areas. Flowers are cream-white from January to May. For use in special projects.

Why this tree was selected for your street 10m The Marri was selected for your street as this species is endemic to the WA Swan Coastal Plan It is also drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds and form an avenue in your street. 4m Growth rate of the Marri At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 30m

12m

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At 5 years Red Flowering Gum Corymbia ficifolia 5m

About the tree 4m Although this species closely resembles the Marri, the Red Flowering Gum is much smaller, with At 10 years natural occurrence near Albany. It is an evergreen WA native tree and produces a relatively compact crown with a mass of deep red flowers in late summer. 8m Why this tree was selected for your street The Red Floweing Gum was selected for your street as it is endemic to WA and well suited to 4m the local conditions. The bright red flowers are attractive and bird attracting. This species is also drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. At Maturity Growth rate of the Red Flowering Gum The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

6m

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At 5 years Spotted Gum Corymbia maculata 5m

About the tree 4m A fast growing, straight and very tall evergreen native tree. Has a smooth mottled blue-grey, cream At 10 years to pink or brown bark. Has large glossy dark green lanceolate leaves and white flowers in winter followed by urn-shaped wood capsules. Some fine mature specimens can be seen in Selby Street median. For use in special 15m projects Why this tree was selected for your street 5m The Spotted Gum was selected for your street as it is tall, straight-trunked and fast growing. This species is drought tolerant and, once established will contribute strongly to the character of the At Maturity streetscape. Growth rate of the Spotted Gum The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram 40m adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

14m

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At 5 years Royal Poinciana Delonix regina 3m

About the tree 3m A medium, spreading deciduous exotic tree. Has twice divided leaves with many-pairs of leaflets. At 10 years Red, yellow and white flamboyant flowers in February are followed by brown flattened pods containing up to 40 seeds.

Why this tree was selected for your street 5m The Royal Poinciana was selected for your street due to its broad canopy and showy flowers, which provide shade and colour to the streetscape. The species is well suited to the local conditions. 5m Growth rate of the Royal Poinciana At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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10m

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At 5 years Coral Tree Erythrina indica 3m

About the tree 2.5m The Coral Tree is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to southern Asia and northern Australia. At 10 years This species is recognisable by its erect truck with smooth, grey bark and pinnate leaves with three broad leaflets up to 20cm long. winter the Coral Tree produces dense of crimson pea-shaped flowers creating a very striking vista. Some excellent examples of the Coral Tree can be found in Kimberley Street. 6m Why this tree was selected for your street The Coral Tree was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient 4.5m soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. There are At Maturity many fine specimens of this tree already growing in your street. As the Coral Trees mature, they will create a magnificent avenue theme that will add character and colour to your street. Growth rate of the Coral Tree 10m The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

8m

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At 5 years Fuschia Gum Eucalyptus forrestiana 3m

About the tree 2m A small evergreen rounded shaped WA native tree. Has beautiful ornamental, pendulous, bright At 10 years scarlet-red buds that look much like Fuchsia flowers. Yellow filament flowers emerge from buds in large branches for months in Summer; and the attractive pods remain for months after. 4m Why this tree was selected for your street The Fuschia Gum was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient 2m soil conditions and, once established, will cope well in strong winds and form an avenue in your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Fuschia Gum The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 5m

4m

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At 5 years Tuart Eucalyptus gomphocephala 5m

About the tree 4m A very tall WA native evergreen tree, which is drought frost and salt resistant. Has a pale grey and At 10 years rough bark and shiny grey-green foliage. Flowers are creamy-white from January to April. Why this tree was selected for your street 10m The Tuart was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. The Tuart is locally endemic and iconic to the Swan Coastal Plain. 4m Growth rate of the Tuart At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Red Flowered Yellow Gum Eucalyptus leucoxylon ‘Rosea’ 3m

About the tree 2m This small evergreen native tree has a white bark and blue-green foliage. The pink-red flowers form At 10 years a spectacular display in contrast to the foliage. A popular ornamental tree which can withstand moderate coastal exposure. For use in special projects. 4m Why this tree was selected for your street The Red Flowered Yellow Gum is fast growing and will form a shady canopy. This species is well 3m suited to Perth’s climate and will cope well in strong winds and form an avenue in your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Red Flowered Yellow Gum The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 7m

6m

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At 5 years Peppermint Gum Eucalyptus nicholii 5m

About the tree 4m A large evergreen native gum tree, with a sturdy growth and spreading canopy of narrow blue- At 10 years green drooping leaves and white flowers. Very tolerant to frosts and strong winds. Young specimens can be seen in the Boulevard median between Howtree Place and Empire Avenue. 10m Why this tree was selected for your street The Peppermint Gum was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient 4m deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. It also forms a pyramidial structure and grows fragrant foliage. At Maturity Growth rate of the Peppermint Gum The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 20m

8m

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At 5 years Coastal Moort Eucalyptus platypus 3m

About the tree 2m This is a popular evergreen native tree, developing into a compact small bushy tree. As the name At 10 years suggests the tree withstands severe coastal exposure, with white flowers appearing from late spring to summer.

Some fine examples can be seen on West Coast Highway median. For use in special projects. 4m Why this tree was selected for your street The Coastal Moort was selected for your street as this species is endemic to the WA coastline, well 4m suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. At Maturity Growth rate of the Coastal Moort The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 6m

6m

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At 5 years Red Ironbark Eucalyptus sideroxylon 5m

About the tree 4m A medium evergreen native tree with striking deep furrowed black bark on a sometimes crooked At 10 years trunk. Produces red pink and cream flowers in late autumn to spring. Is frost hardy and drought tolerant.

Why this tree was selected for your street 8m The Red Ironbark was selected for your street ue to its tall narrow habit and adaptability to the local conditions, this species is also drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. 4m Growth rate of the Red Ironbark At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram below depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

8m

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At 5 years Swamp Mallet Eucalyptus spathulata 3m

About the tree 1.5m The Swamp Mallet is a medium-sized evergreen Endemic to Western Australia commonly identified At 10 years by their smooth pink-tan coloured bark. This species has a wide spreading canopy and a full crown of linear olive coloured leaves. The Swamp Mallet produces white flowers in the late summer and autumn months. Some excellent examples of the Moonah can be seen along Oceanic Drive. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street The Swamp Mallet Tree was selected for your street as this species is endemic to WA and as such is well suited to the local conditions. As the Swamp Mallet mature, they will create an attractive 3m avenue of trees that will add character to your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Moonah Tree The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

5m

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At 5 years Coastal Blackbutt Eucalyptus todtiana 3m

About the tree 2m As the name suggests, the bark is the main feature of this small evergreen native tree, which is At 10 years fibrous to yellow-Grey and has a prickly feel when touched. The somewhat tumbledown habit of the canopy bears bright green foliage with ivory-white flowers appearing throughout the summer and early autumn. For use in special projects. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street The Coastal Moort was selected for your street as this species is endemic to the Swan Coastal 3m Plain, well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions and, once established, will provide shade and character to the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Coastal Blackbutt The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

5m

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At 5 years CoRAl gum Eucalyptus torquata 3m

About the tree 2m A small, graceful and well shaped evergreen WA native tree. It is drought resistant, bears masses At 10 years of spectacular salmon-pink to cream-coloured flowers for long periods during winter and spring. For use in special projects.

Why this tree was selected for your street 5m The Coral Gum was selected for your street as this species is endemic to WA. This species is well suited to local conditions and grows to an attractive form and colour. 2.5m Growth rate of the Coral Gum At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Evergreen Ash Fraxinus griffithii 3m

About the tree 2m A medium, shapely and dense compact evergreen exotic tree. A fairly fast growing species bearing At 10 years small perfumed sprays of terminal whitish flowers, with 12-20cm long leaflets. Some fine examples can bee seen at the Wembley Town Centre verges. For use in special projects. Why this tree was selected for your street 5m The Evergreen Ash was selected for your street as it forms a lollypop shape, creating shade and character. this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant 3m and, once established, will cope well in strong winds and form an avenue in your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Evergreen Ash The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

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At 5 years Pincushion Hakea Hakea laurina 2m

About the tree 2m A small evergreen native tree. The pink-cushion like flower heads occur in winter and are red with At 10 years prominent white, cream or pale pink styles, around 5cm across. Has attractive blue-green leaves which often curl.

Why this tree was selected for your street 3m Endemic to WA, this species is well adapted to local conditions. The Pincushion Hakea’s dense bushy habit brings shade and caharacter to narrow verges. 2m Growth rate of the Pincushion Hakea At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Native Frangipani Hymenosporum flavum 3m

About the tree 1.5m A relatively small evergreen native tree, with an upright open canopy. Ideal for narrow verge At 10 years planting. The tree prefers coastal areas, with the canopy bearing masses of highly perfumed cream to gold coloured flowers, during spring. For use in special projects.. 4m Why this tree was selected for your street The Native Frangipani was selected for your street as this species is tall growing with glossy 2m attractive leaves. Once established this tree will grow to a dense canopy, creating shade and character to the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Native Frangipani The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 7m

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At 5 years Jacaranda Jacaranda mimosifolia 3m

About the tree 2.5m The Jacaranda is a popular, sub-tropical, medium-sized, deciduous tree originating from South At 10 years America. This attractive tree has a decorative, spreading canopy covered with fern-like pinnate leaflets. During Spring prolific clusters of blue flowers make for a spectacular show. Some fine examples of the Jacaranda can be found in Simper Street, Wembley. 7m Why this tree was selected for your street The Jacaranda was selected for your street as this species forms a wide crown and brilliant purple flowers. As the Jacarandas mature, they will create a magnificent avenue of trees that will add 5m character to the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Jacaranda The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

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At 5 years Crepe Myrtle Lagerstroma indica 2m

About the tree 2m The Crepe Myrtle is a relatively fast growing small deciduous exotic tree with an open spreading At 10 years rounded canopy. It has smooth beige coloured bark streaked red-brown with small oval leaves. It bears papery frilly pale mauve flowers and some fine examples can be seen in St Vincents Avenue, West Leederville. 4m Why this tree was selected for your street Despite being a small tree, the Crepe Myrtle forms a wide canopy of attractive leaves. As a deciduous species the tree will allow solar exposure during the winter months and is well suited to 3m a narrow verge where space is constrained. At Maturity Growth rate of the Crepe Myrtle The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 5m

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At 5 years Brush Box Lophostemon confertus 5m

About the tree 4m The Brush Box is a tall evergreen native tree with a dense spreading crownand a domed head. It At 10 years has a smooth dark tan bark which peels in summer to reveal green/cream new bark. The Brush Box has deep green foliage and white fragrant flowers, and some good examples can be seen in Woolwich Street. 7m Why this tree was selected for your street The Brush Box was selected for your street due to its conical shape and ability to withstand pruning under powerlines. There are a number of well established trees of this species currently 5m growing very well in your area. As the new Brush Box trees mature, they will contribute to the At Maturity existing avenue of this species in your street. Growth rate of the Brush Box The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram 12m adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Hong Kong Orchid Bauhinia blakeana 2m

About the tree 2m A small deciduous exotic tree, forming an intricate canopy with the twin-leaflets giving the At 10 years appearance of butterfly wings. The orchid-like flowers are white or purple, which appear in short racemes during summer Some fine examples can be seen in Tumut Road. For use in special projects. 4m Why this tree was selected for your street This species is well adapted to coastal conditions. This small growing tree is suited to narrow 3m verges and has interesting flowers and foliage which will bring character to the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Hong Kong Orchid Tree The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

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At 5 years Chenille honeymyrtle Melaleuca huegelii 2m

About the tree 2m A small evergreen Western Australian native tree. Has handsome dark green foliage with attractive At 10 years and sweetly perfumed flower spikes between November and January. Its deep pink or red buds become pale pink to white on opening.

Why this tree was selected for your street 3m Endemic to WA, this species is well adapted to local conditions. The Chenille Honeymyrtle’s dense bushy habit brings shade and caharacter to narrow verges. 2m Growth rate of the Chenille Honeymyrtle At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Moonah Tree Melaleuca lanceolata 3m

About the tree 3m The Moonah Tree is a medium-sized evergreen native to Australia. This species has good symmetry At 10 years with a rounded, dense, bushy canopy of dark green foliage. The Moonah produces a prolific number of white flowers in fluffy cylindrical spikes, attractively contrasting the dark foliage. Some excellent examples of the Moonah can be seen along Oceanic Drive. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street The Moonah Tree was selected for your street as this species is well suited to toastal conditions, bird attracting and drought tolerant. As the Moonahs mature, they will create an attractive avenue 5m of trees that will add character to your street. At Maturity Growth rate of the Moonah Tree The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

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At 5 years Snow in Summer Melaleuca linerarifolia 2m

About the tree 2m A small evergreen native tree with white papery bark spreading branches and densely textured At 10 years crown. Leaves are dark green narrowly lanceolata and the flowers are creamy-white occurring in spikes in summer. For use in special projects.

Why this tree was selected for your street 5m This species was chosen due to its adaptability to local conditions, consistent form and attractive foliage. The dense bushy habit is perfect for narrow verges and vigorous flowers bring character to the streetscape. 3m Growth rate of the Chenille Honeymyrtle At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

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At 5 years Broadleaf Paperbark Melaleuca quinquenervia 5m

About the tree 4m The Broad-Leaved Paper Bark is a medium sized, popular, evergreen that originates from the At 10 years coastal region of eastern Australia. The trunk of the tree is covered with a grey-white, thick, spongy and papery bark. The leaves are stiff and leathery and it produces creamy-yellow flower spikes, similar to the bottlebrush, during Autumn and Winter. This very hardy tree can withstand coastal conditions and some fine examples can be viewed along Cambridge Street. 7m Why this tree was selected for your street The Broad-Leaved Paper Bark was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the 4m nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong At Maturity winds. When planted in an avenue this species iconic bark texture contributes strongly to the character of the streetscape. Growth rate of the Braodleaf Paperbark 15m The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Canary Island Palm Phoenix canariensis 2m

About the tree 2m This medium evergreen exotic palm can adapt to hot dry conditions without any signs of setback. At 10 years It will survive in coastal as well as inland situations. The stout trunk and long pinnate fronds give the tree a majestic appeal, with some fine examples growing along The Boulevard. 8m Why this tree was selected for your street This species as iconic form and habit and brings a specific character to the streetscape. The Canary 3m Island Palm is well adapted to local conditions and will cope well with coastal exposure. At Maturity Growth rate of the Canary Island Palm The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 15m

8m

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At 5 years London Plane Platanus acerifolius 4m

About the tree 3m Popular throughout the world, the London Plane is a tall, deciduous exotic tree with large At 10 years spreading canopy, with Autumn foliage displaying spectacular hues of colour. Due to its size, this species is ideal for median planting or for wide verges, where its full growth potential can be appreciated. Some fine examples can be seen in the Underwood Avenue median. 7m Why this tree was selected for your street The London Plane was selected for your street as this species is fast growing and well suited to urban conditions. the deciduous nature of the tree also allows solar exposure during winter 5m months. As the London Plane trees mature they will contribute to the existing avenue of this At Maturity species in your street. Growth rate of the London Plane The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram 15m adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Cut Leaf Plane Platanus orientalis digitata 2m

About the tree 2m This variety has similar characteristics to the London Plane, except that the large leaves are deeply At 10 years lobed, with the canopy being relatively compact in size. This makes it more suitable, than the acerifolia species, for planting on road verges. For use in special projects. 12m Why this tree was selected for your street This species was chosen due to its adaptability to local conditions, consistent form and attractive 5m foliage. This trees deciduous nature will bring shade during summer and coastal exposure in winter months. At Maturity Growth rate of the Cut Leaf Plane The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 20m

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At 5 years Bradford Pear Pyrus calleryana 2m

About the tree 2m A small, single-stemmed, bushy crowned, ornamental deciduous exotic tree. It has a compact, At 10 years fastigiate growth making it an ideal specimen for planting in narrow verges. The tree bears white flowers, with the foliage turning rich red and brown during the autumn months. Some fine examples can be seen in Ruislip street. For use in special projects. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street This species as a consistent size and habit perfect for narrow verges. The deciduous habit brings 3m seasonal character and colour to the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Bradford Pear The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

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At 5 years Chinese Tallow Sapium sebiferum 3m

About the tree 2m A small deciduous exotic tree suited to both inland and the coastal areas. It has heart shaped At 10 years leaves which turn a spectacular red during the autumn months. The resultant seeds are coated with a white deposit, which can be used for making candles and soap. 5m Why this tree was selected for your street The Chinese Tallow was selected for your street as this species forms an attractive, consistent 3m shape and vibrant autumn colour. This species will contribute strongly to the aesthetics of the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Chinese Tallow The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 8m

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At 5 years Water Gum Tristaniopsis Laurina 3m

About the tree 2m A small-medium native evergreen tree occuring naturally along the NSW coast, this species grows At 10 years to an ovate form, with a full canopy of glossy green leaves. Yellow-white flowers are produced in clusters during the warmer months. Light grey bark which is smooth and light grey in colour.

Why this tree was selected for your street 6m The Water Gum was selected for your street as this species rows to a consistent structure and glossy leaves. This tree is appropriate for narrow verges where space is constrained. 3m Growth rate of the Water Gum At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity.

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At 5 years Chinese Elm Ulmus parvifolia 5m

About the tree 4m A medium deciduous exotic tree, which develops a spreading, rounded canopy of pendulous At 10 years branches. Predominantly known for its superb foliage colour during the autumn months, it displays a range of yellow and red tones, with the leaves staying on the tree for a long period. 8m Why this tree was selected for your street The Chinese Elm was selected for your street as this species is fast growing and well suited to the 4m nutrient deficient soil conditions. It is also drought tolerant and, contains a broad crown. At Maturity Growth rate of the Chinese Elm The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

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At 5 years American Sweetgum Liquidambar styraciflua 3m

About the tree 3m A medium deciduous exotic tree, which develops an attractive pyramidal compact canopy. The rich At 10 years dark green, smooth, shiny, star-shaped leaves generally turn brilliant orange, red, and purple colors in the autumn. Why this tree was selected for your street 5m The American Sweetgum was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. 5m Its conical shape and autumn colour bring great character to the streetscape. Growth rate of the American Sweetgum At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram below depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 12m

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At 5 years Southern Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora 5m

About the tree 4m A medium deciduous exotic tree, which develops an attractive pyramidal compact canopy. The rich At 10 years dark green, smooth, shiny, star-shaped leaves generally turn brilliant orange, red, and purple colors in the autumn.

Why this tree was selected for your street 8m The Southern Magnolia was selected for your street as this species is well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, is drought tolerant and, once established, will cope well in strong winds. The species large glossy leaves give an iconic character to the streetscape. 4m Growth rate of the Southern Magnolia At Maturity The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 10m

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At 5 years Peppercorn Tree Schinus molle 5m

About the tree 4m The Peppercorn Tree is an evergreen exotic with a graceful weeping habit and dark green aromatic At 10 years pinnate leaves. It produces pale green long flowers followed by reddish fruit that hangs like strings of beads throughout the tree. The tree can withstand slight coastal conditions and is moderately drought tolerant. 8m Why this tree was selected for your street The Peppercorn was selected for your street ue to its iconic form and foliage. This tree is also well suited to the nutrient deficient soil conditions, drought tolerant and, once established, will provide 4m shade to the streetscape. At Maturity Growth rate of the Peppercorn Tree The new trees along your street will be approximately 1.8 metres high at planting. The diagram adjacent depicts their expected growth rate to maturity. 15m

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STREET TREE MAPPING WA Peppermint Tree Agonis Flexuosa

Streets with WA Peppermint Trees recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Adina Road, City Beach Highbury Street, Floreat Alexander Street, Wembley Holland Street, Wembley Alkoomie Way Hovea Crescent, City Beach Alyth Road, Floreat Ikara Road, City Beach Aruma Way, City Beach Kalari Drive, City Beach Asten Road, City Beach Kalinda Drive, City Beach Banool Crescent, City Beach Karla Place, City Beach Balandi Way Kateena Road, City Beach Bath Street, Wembley Keane Street, Wembley Belford Road, City Beach Keaney Place, City Beach Bellara Road, City Beach Kildare Road, Floreat Bendigo Way, City Beach Kilpa Court, City Beach Bimbimbie Lane Kincardine Crescent, Floreat Blencowe Street, West Leederville Kinross Crescent, Floreat Bodmin Avenue, City Beach Kinta Street Boscastle Avenue, City Beach Kondil Place, City Beach Boscombe Avenue, City Beach Lanigan Close, Wembley Simon Place, City Beach Launceston Avenue, City Beach Skipton Way, City Beach Lichendale Street, Floreat Callington Avenue, City Beach Linden Gardens, Floreat Calver Place, City Beach Loftus Street West Leederville Camborne Avenue, City Beach Louth Road, Floreat Cargen Crescent, Floreat owanna Way, City Beach Carinya Place, City Beach Malton Place, City Beach Chidley Road, City Beach Maloney Way, City Beach Cromarty Road, Floreat Malton Place, City Beach Crosby Street. Floreat McClemans Rd, Mt Claremount Daglish Street, Wembley Meelah Road, City Beach Dampier Avenue, City Beach Merley Crescent, City Beach Dandaloo Road, City Beach Niribi Road, City Beach Donegal Road, Floreat Norbury Crescent, City Beach Dorking Road, City Beach Oban Road, City Beach Drabble Road, City Beach Olinda Avenue, City Beach Dupont Avenue, City Beach Omaroo Terrace East Lorne Street, Floreat Orana Crescent, City Beach Elimatta Way, City Beach Orrel Avenue, Floreat Elouera Way, City Beach Palana Road, City Beach Erskine Place, City Beach Pandora Drive, City Beach Esk Road, City Beach Patonga Road, City Beach WA Peppermint recommended tree species Falmouth Avenue, City Beach Perina Way, City Beach Felton Road, City Beach Rannoch Street, Floreat Gayton Road, City Beach Reserve Street, Wembley Glenties Road, Floreat Roscommon Road, Floreat Goonang Road, City Beach Saltash Avenue, City Beach St.Columbas Avenue, Wembley Teslin Road, Mount Claremount Tumut Road, City Beach Weldon Way, City Beach Grasmere Avenue, City Beach Sellenger Court, City Beach Sudbury Way, City Beach The Grove, Wembley Ulster Road, Floreat West Lorne Street, Floreat Grovedale Road, Floreat Seymour Avenue, Floreat Swanage Avenue, City Beach Tilton Terrace, City Beach Warreen Place, City Beach Windarra Drive, City Beach Gunee Road, City Beach Shannon Street, Floreat Talgarth Way, City Beach Tintagel Place, City Beach Warri Road, City Beach Yaringa Way, City Beach Helston Avenue, City Beach Simon Place, City Beach Tamala Road, City Beach Tranmore Way, City Beach Wayeela Place, City Beach Yolande Place, City Beach Skipton Way, City Beach Tara Vista, West Leederville Truro Place, City Beach Weelara Road, City Beach Yule Street, City Beach Hesperia Avenue, City Beach

STREET TREE MAPPING Smooth Barked Apple Angophora costata

Streets with Smooth Barked Apple recommended are listed below:

Street name and suburb Brookdale Street, Floreat Cambridge Street, Wembley & West Leederville Cromarty Road, Floreat Grantham Street, Wembley Harborne Street, Wembley Hay St, Jolimont Kalinda Drive, City Beach Lake Monger Drive, West Leederville Lissadell Street, Floreat Macewan Street, West Leederville Railway Parade, West Leederville Selby Street, Wembley The Boulevard, City Beach & Floreat

Smooth Barked Apple recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Norfolk Island Pine Araucaria heterophylla

Streets with Norfolk Island Pine recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Challenger Parade, City Beach Ocean Court, City Beach Empire Avenue, City Beach Oceanic Drive, Floreat/City Beach Jubilee Crescent, City Beach, The Boulevard, City Beach & Floreat Lake Monger Drive, West Leederville

Norfolk Island Pine recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Bottlebrush Callistemon sp.

Streets with Bottlebrush recommended are listed below:

Street name and suburb Antrim Street, West Leederville (V) Connaught Street, West Leederville (KPS) Connolly Street, Wembley (S) Dilkara Way, City Beach (V) Dorking Road, City Beach (S) Johnson Street, Wembley (S) Kateena Road, City Beach (V) Keaney Place, City Beach (V) Kondil Place, City Beach (S) Louth Road, Floreat (V) Railway Parade, West Leederville (V) Yanagin Crescent, City Beach (V) Yolande Place, City Beach (V)

Callistemon viminalis (V) CallistemonSalignus (S) Callistemon Kings Park Special (KPS)

STREET TREE MAPPING Red Flowering Gum Corymbia ficifolia

Streets with Red Flowering Gum recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Akama Lane Larundel Road, City Beach Alderbury Street, Floreat Launceston Avenue, City Beach Arbordale Street, Floreat Katrine Street, Floreat Barrington Street, West Leederville Nicholson Street, West Leederville Brighton Street, West Leederville Omaroo Terrace Canungra Road, City Beach Pearson Place/Street, Floreat Connaught Street, West Leederville Roslyn Street, West Leederville Connolly Street, Wembley Salvado Road, Wembley Denton Street, Wembley Takari Crescent, City Beach Fortview Road, Mount Claremount Tower Street, West Leederville Gali Lane Walker Street, Wembley Halesworth Road, Jolimont Whitney Crescent, Mount Claremount Harborne Street, Wembley Wise Street Wembley Jon Sanders Drive, Wembley Woolwich Street, West Leederville Johnson Street, Wembley Lifford Road, Floreat Adori Place, City Beach Malton Place, City Beach Arbordale Street, Floreat Meelah Road, City Beach Aruma Way, City Beach Niribi Road, City Beach Asten Road, City Beach Orana Crescent, City Beach Banool Crescent, City Beach Palana Road, City Beach Baramba Road, City Beach Patonga Road, City Beach Barnsley Road, Mount Claremont Peasholm Street, City Beach Barrington Street, West Leederville Penryn Avenue, City Beach Belford Road, City Beach Saltash Avenue, City Beach Bodmin Avenue, City Beach Sellenger Court, City Beach Boscombe Avenue, City Beach Simon Place, City Beach Callington Avenue, City Beach Skipton Way, City Beach Calver Place, City Beach Sudbury Way, City Beach Carinya Place, City Beach Swanage Avenue, City Beach Catesby Street, City Beach Talgarth Way, City Beach Challenger Parade, City Beach Tamala Road, City Beach Cromarty Road, Floreat Tarongo Way, City Beach Dampier Avenue, City Beach Taworri Way, City Beach Dandaloo Road, City Beach Teslin Road, Mount Claremont Dartmouth Avenue, City Beach Tintagel Place, City Beach Dupont Avenue, City Beach Truro Place, City Beach Esk Road, City Beach Tumut Road, City Beach Felton Road, City Beach Warreen Place, City Beach Fortview Road, Mount Claremount Warri Road, City Beach Frinton Avenue, City Beach Wayeela Place, City Beach Red Flowering Gum recommended tree species Goonang Road, City Beach Whitney Crescent, Mount Claremount Ikara Road, City Beach Windarra Drive, City Beach Jubilee Crescent, City Beach, Yaltara Road, City Beach Kalari Drive, City Beach Yaringa Way, City Beach Kilpa Court, City Beach Yule Street, City Beach Kinkuna Way, City Beach Yule Street, City Beach Lanigan Close, Wembley

STREET TREE MAPPING Tuart Eucalyptus gomphocephala

Streets with Tuart recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Durston Road, City Beach Frinton Avenue, City Beach Hale Road, City Beach Larundel Road, City Beach

Tuart recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Jacaranda Jacaranda mimosifolia

Streets with Jacaranda recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Argyle Street, West Leederville Athlone Road, Floreat Ayr Street Floreat Bantry Road, Floreat Berkeley Crescent, Floreat Bournville Street, Floreat Brookdale Street, Floreat Carlton Street, West Leederville Clanmel Road, Floreat Coldstream Street, West Leederville Comrie Street, Floreat Corboy Street, Wembley Crail Avenue, Floreat Dunblane Road, Floreat Elphin Street, Floreat Essex Street, Wembley Gibney Vista, West Leederville Glengariff Drive, Floreat Grantham Street, Wembley Hann Street, West Leederville Hornsey Road, Floreat Jersey Street, Wembley Kavanagh Street, West Leederville Kilkenny Road, Floreat Kirkdale Avenue, Floreat Le Fanu Place, Mount Claremount Lothian Street, Floreat McCourt Street, West Leederville Moray Avenue, Floreat Pangbourne Street, Wembley Peebles Road, Floreat Regent Street, West Leederville Rosmunde Court, West Leederville Ruislip Street, Wembley Simper Street, Wembley Sunnyside Road, Floreat The Boulevard, City Beach & Floreat Jacaranda recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Brush Box Lophostemon confertus

Streets with Brush Box recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Alderbury Street, Floreat Evandale Street, Floreat Ferndale Street, Floreat Glen Street, West Leederville Gregory Street, Wembley Harrowgate Street, West Leederville Holland Street, Wembley Jersey Street, Wembley Marlow Street, Wembley Newry Street, Floreat Northwood Street, West Leederville Rosedale Street, Floreat St.Leonards Avenue, West Leederville Tate Street, West Leederville Tralee Road, Floreat Tullow Road, Floreat Woolwich Street, West Leederville

Brush Box recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Moonah Melaleuca lanceolata

Streets with Moonah recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Bent Street, City Beach Peasholm Street, City Beach Boronia Crescent, City Beach Penryn Avenue, City Beach Challenger Parade, City Beach Poolya Road, City Beach Chipping Road, City Beach Rochdale Road, City Beach Dartmouth Avenue, City Beach Styne Road, City Beach Dilali Road, City Beach Taworri Way, City Beach Dilkara Way, City Beach Tor Place, City Beach Dodonia Gardens, City Beach Waite Place, City Beach Hale Road, City Beach Yalgun Road, City Beach Kingsland Avenue, City Beach Yallambee Place, City Beach Lifford Road, Floreat Yaltara Road, City Beach Marimba Crescent, City Beach Yanagin Crescent, City Beach Oceanic Drive, Floreat/City Beach

Moonah recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Broadleaf Paperbark Melaleuca quinquenervia

Streets with Broadleaf Paperbark recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Benwee Road, Floreat Birkdale Street, Floreat Caithness Road, Floreat Cambridge Street, Wembley & West Leederville Chandler Ave East, Floreat Chandler Ave West, Floreat Collier Street, Wembley Crieff Street, Floreat Dakin Street, Jolimont Dodd Street, Wembley Dumfries Road, Floreat Dunkeld Street, Floreat Everton Street, Floreat Flynn Street, Churchlands Harborne Street, Wembley Herdsman Parade, Wembley Kenmore Crescent, Floreat Kintyre Street, Floreat Lesser Street, West Leederville Lilika Road, City Beach Majalin Avenue Marapana Road, City Beach Marlow Street, Wembley North Banff Road, Floreat Ruislip Street, Wembley Scadden Street, Wembley Selby Street, Wembley Templetonia Crescent, City Beach Thurles Avenue, Floreat Vincent Street West, West Leederville

Broadleaf paperbark recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING London Plane Tree Platanus acerifolius

Streets with London Plane recommended are listed below: Street name and suburb

Cambridge Street, Wembley & West Leederville Clune Avenue, West Leederville (O) Floreat Avenue, Floreat Holyrood Street, West Leederville (O) Howtree Place, Floreat (O) Oxford Close, West Leederville (O) Southport Street, West Leederville (O) Underwood Avenue, Mount Claremount

London Plane recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Miscellaneous

Streets with miscellaneous recommended are listed below: Eucalyptus spathulata

Cork Road, Floreat Drew Street, Wembley Dundalk Road, Floreat Glamis Place, Floreat Jukes Way Wembley Newham Street, West Leederville South Banff Road, Floreat Winmarley Street, Floreat

Erythrina indica

Abbotsford Street, West Leederville Joseph Street, West Leederville Kimberley Street, West Leederville McKenzie Street, Wembley

Brachychiton acerifolius Howtree Place, Floreat Station Street, Wembley

Fraxinus griffithii Barrett Street, Wembley Cambridge Street, Wembley & West Leederville

Cinnamomum camphora Barrett Street, Wembley

Casuarina equestifolia Majalin Ave

Casuarina equestifolia

Eucalyptus spathulata

Erythrina indica

Brachichiton acerifolia Fraxinus griffithii

Cinamomum camphora (recommended)

STREET TREE MAPPING Native vs Exotic species

Native recommended tree species Exotic recommended tree species

STREET TREE MAPPING Iconic Roads & Gateways

The below are the Towns Iconic roads and recommended street tree species: The Boulevard East Verge - Jacaranda mimosifolia East Median - Angophora costata Central Verge - Agonis flexuosa West median – Corymbia maculata, Casuarina equestifolia West Verge - Auracaria heterophulla Intersections & Gateways – Corymbia citriodora, Eucalyptus cladocalyx Cambridge Street Wembly Town Centre Outside Wembley Town Centre Verge - Fraxinus grifithii Verge - Platanus acerifolius Verge - Lagerstroma indica Verge - Melaleuca quinquenervia Median - Angophora costata Median - Angophora costata Oceanic Drive Verge - Melaleuca lanceolata Median East of West Coast Hwy - Agonis flexuosa Median West of West Coast Hwy - Araucaria heterophylla West Coast Highway TBC

Grantham Street Verge - Jacaranda mimosifolia Median - Angophora costata Lake Monger Drive Northern Verge - Auracaria heterophylla South verge & Median (west) Auracaria heterophylla Median east - Angophora costata Harborne Street Verges East - Corymbia ficifolia Verges West - Melaleuca quinquenervia Median - Angophora costata Selby Street Verge - Melaleuca quinquenervia Median - Angophora costata Underwood Ave Median - Platanus acerifolia Verge - Not required Howtree Place / Brookdale Street Howtree Place Brookdale Street Verge - Brachichiton acerifolius Verge - Jacaranda mimosifolia Median - Platanus orientalis Median - Angophora costata Railway Parade Verge - Callistemon viminalis Median - Angophora costata Empire Avenue Verge Golf Course - Native tree mix Verge West - Auracaria heterophylla Hale Road Verge & Median - Native tree mix