Spring Street and Wellbank Street, Concord

URBAN TREE CANOPY GROW OUR CANOPY - ROUND 3 GOC - R3- 07 - Spring Street and Wellbank Street,

Concord GROW OUR CANOPY ROUND 3- COOLER SUBURBS GRANT

Date- 02/08/2021 Rev Rev -

Spring Street July 2021

Omalanthus populifolius

Bleeding Heart

E

i

5m

Attractive foliage (suitable for parks-plant with other clumps)

Syzygium paniculatum

Magenta Lilli Pilly

E

i

5-10m

Showy flowers and fruit, bird attracting, shade tolerant, bush tucker

Canada Bay Tree Species

Canada Bay Tree Species Botanical Name

Common Name

Evergreen (E) Deciduous (D)

Indigenous (i) Native (n) Exotic (ex)

Mature height in urban tree conditions

Features

Botanical Name

Common Name

Evergreen (E) Deciduous (D)

Indigenous (i) Native (n) Exotic (ex)

Mature height in urban tree conditions

Features

Large native or exotic trees

Large indigenous trees Angophora costata

KAJIMBOURRA(D) Sydney Red Gum

E

i

8-20m

Open canopy, broad form, colourful bark, flowers on outer canopy, bird attracting

Corymbia maculata

YARRUN (D) or Spotted Gum

E

n

20-30m

Smooth long trunk with a high leafy crown

Angophora floribunda

BURRAM -BURRANG(D) or Rough Bark Apple

E

i

10-20m

Graceful upright form, medium canopy, showy flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Corymbia exima

Yellow Bloodwood

E

n

10-12m

Interesting bark, bird and pollinator attracting

Eucalyptus botryoides

BANGALAY (D)

E

i

12-20m

Medium to open canopy, bird attracting

Elaeocarpus eumundi

Eumundi Quondong

E

n

10-18m

Tall narrow canopy, luscious green with rich red new growth

Eucalyptus globoidea

DTHAN DTHAANG(D) or White Stringybark

E

i

10-15m

Deep green foliage, bird attracting

Flindersia australis

Australian Teak

E

n

15-25m

Dense canopy, interesting fruit

Eucalyptus paniculata

PARRAGILGA (G) or Grey Ironbark

E

i

18-25m

Feature tree, bird attracting

Fraxinus oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret Ash

D

d

10-15m

Deep red leaf colour, drought tolerant

Eucalyptus punctata

MAANDOWIE (D) or Grey Gum

E

i

18-25m

Textured and smooth salmon bark, bird attracting

Harpullia pendula

Tulipwood

E

n

10-15m

Dense dark green foliage, colourful orange capsules, tropical native that is drought tolerant

Eucalyptus resinifera

Red Mahogany

E

i

18-25m

Feature tree, bird attracting

Lophostemon confertus

Brush Box

E

n

15m

Federation planting to be planted to compliment Brush Box feature streets only, dense round crown

Ficus rubiginosa

BAIRA OR DTHAAMAN or Port Jackson Fig

E

i

8m x 12m

Interesting spreading buttress root system, long lived wide shade tree ideal for parks and open spaces

Podocarpus elatus

DAALGAAL or Plum Pine

E

n

8-12m

Broad dense foliage, bush tucker, very hardy, needs good drainage

Syncarpia glomulifera

BOOREEAH or Turpentine

E

i

12-20m

Feature tree - predominately upright form, interesting leaves and fruit, bird attracting

Small to medium native or exotic trees Acmena smithii - varieties

Lilly Pilly - various

E

n

3-8m

Dense green canopy with vibrant red fruit, bush tucker (varieties grow to different heights)

Long lived wattle, interesting seed pod, abundant flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Alectryon subcinereus

Native Quince

E

n

4-6m

Attractive dense form, small pale pink flowers, coppery new growth, bird attracting. Not readily available.

Medium indigenous trees Acacia parramattensis

Sydney Green Wattle

E

i

6m

Acmena smithii

KANGALOON(D) or Lilly Pilly

E

i

8-12m

Dense green canopy with vibrant red fruit, bush tucker

Alphitonia exelsa

Red Ash

E

n

6m

For sheltered areas only, small tree with silvery underside to leaves

Allocasuarina littoralis

Black She-Oak

E

i

6-8m

Soft fine needles that sing in the wind

Backhousia citriodora

Lemon-scented Myrtle

E

n

8m

Lemon scented dense glossy foliage, shade tolerant, bird attracting, requires moist soils

Angophora bakeri

Narrow-leafed apple

E

i

6-10m

Graceful upright form, medium canopy, showy flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Callistemon viminalis

Weeping bottlebrush

E

n

6m

Vibrant red flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Banksia integrifolia

COURRIDJAH(D) or Coast Banksia

E

i

5-12m

Tall open canopy tree with silver leaves, showy flowers and interesting fruit, bird attracting, bush tucker

Cercis siliquastrum

Judas Tree

D

e

6m

For sheltered areas only, needs moist soils, prolific display fo pink flowers in spring

Corymbia gummifera

MANNEN(D) or Red Bloodwood

E

i

8-15m

Small Eucalypt in urban situations, decorative bark and fruit, creamy white flowers on outer canopy, bird attracting

Ehretia acuminata

Koda

D

n

10-18m

Large, hardy rainforest tree, often deciduous, moist soils. Not readily available.

Elaeocarpus reticulatus

Blueberry Ash

E

i

8m

Upright tree with dense green foliage, white pink flowers and blue drupes, shade tolerant, bird attracting

Geijera parviflora

WILGA or Australian Willow

E

n

5-10m

Attractive drooping scented foliage, drought tolerant

Eucalyptus robusta

CURRAMURRA (D) or Swamp Mahogany

E

i

10-15m

Interesting fruit, showy flowers, deep textured red and brown bark, wet areas, bird attracting

Ginkgo biloba

Maidenhair Tree

D

e

12m

Graceful leaves, requires moist soils

Glochidion ferdinandi

Cheese Tree

E

i

6m

Feature tree, interesting fruit, shade tolerant, wet areas

Hibiscus tiliaceus var rubra

Purple Leaf Hibiscus

E

n

5m

Hardy tropical tree with large maroon heart shaped leaves and sunny yellow flowers

Melaleuca styphelioides

NAAMBARR(D) or Prickly Paperbark

E

i

8-12m

Decorative bark, showy flowers, wet areas, bush tucker

Hymenosporum flavum

Native Frangipani

E

n

5m

Showy fragrant flowers, shade tolerant

Melaleuca linariifolia

Snow in Summer

E

i

6m

Feature plant, showy flowers, bush tucker, wet areas

Lagerstroemia indica

Crepe Myrtle

D

e

4m

Colorful flowers, drought tolerant

Melaleuca bracteata

Black Tea Tree

E

n

5-10m

Spikes of scented white flowers in summer. Suitable medium tree for narrow streets and footpaths Drought tolerant small green tree with yellow flowers, 'Lucscious' variety needs more water

Small indigenous trees Acacia binervia

MYIMBARR(D) or Coastal Wattle

E

i

5m

Long lived wattle, small tree, beautiful silvery grey green foliage, fluffy spikes of golden flowers, fragrant wood

Tristaniopsis laurina

OORAMMILLY(D) or Water Gum

E

n

6m

Angophora hispida

BANDA (C) or Dwarf Apple

E

i

4m

Interesting rusty foliage and fruit, bird attracting

Waterhousia floribunda

Weeping Lilly Pilly

E

n

6-10m

Deep green dense weeping glossy foliage, good shade tree

Backhousia myrtifolia

Grey Myrtle

E

i

3m

Dense foliage tree, cream flowers, cinnamon scented leaves, shade tolerant

Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase' Japanese Zelkova

D

ex

10-12m

Vase shaped, autumn colour, hardy, drought tolerant

Ceratopetalum gummiferum

NSW Christmas Bush

E

i

4m

Feature plant, showy flower bracts. Well drained soils and protected from wind

3m

Prominent and abundant white flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Leptospermum laevigatum

Coast Tea Tree

E

i

Leptospemum trinervium

Paperbark Tea-tree

E

i

3m

Long lived white flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Melaleuca nodosa

Ball Honeymyrtle

E

i

3m

Small paperbark tree, abundant flowers, bird and pollinator attracting

Omalanthus populifolius

Bleeding Heart

E

i

5m

Attractive foliage (suitable for parks-plant with other clumps)

Syzygium paniculatum

Magenta Lilli Pilly

E

i

5-10m

Showy flowers and fruit, bird attracting, shade tolerant, bush tucker

Canada Bay Tree Species Botanical Name

Large native or exotic trees

Common Name

Evergreen (E) Deciduous (D)

Indigenous (i) Native (n) Exotic (ex)

Mature height in urban tree conditions

Features

Aboriginal language/ area

D - Dharawal (Sydney south of Botany Bay, Sydney West) C- Dharag language of the Cadigal Clan (Sydney) G -Gumbaynggir (Mid -North NSW)

Suitable trees for Wellbank and Spring Street Note: Trees are selected for their suitability Right Tree Right Place Tree selection subject to availabilty and quality of stock at time of planting

ID Trees

Qty Common Name

Botanical Name

Scheduled Size

Ahis

2

Angophora hispida

Dwarf Apple

45L

AS-minor

1

Acmena smithii ‘Minor’-Firewheel

Lillypilly

45L

ABak

7

Angophora bakeri

Narrow-leaved Apple

45L

WF

2

Waterhousia floribunda

Weeping Lilly Pilly

45L

Total

12

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GOC - R 3 - 07 - Spring and Wellbank St - Rev 02/08/2021 ID Trees

ABak

ABak

Round 3 - Proposed Tree species and location Refer to Table and key above

Round 2 - Tree planting

Botanical Name

Ahis

2

Angophora hispida

Dwarf Apple

AS-minor

1

Acmena smithii ‘Minor’-Firewheel

Lillypilly

ABak

7

Angophora bakeri

Narrow-leaved Apple

WF

2

Waterhousia floribunda

Weeping Lilly Pilly

Total

ABak

Qty Common Name

12

Scheduled S

Edwards Park

ABak

Ahis

Note : Round 2 and Round 3 tree planting scheduled for April - June 2022 ABak Ahis ABak ABak WF

Refer to Table of CCBC list of tree species suitable for City of Canada Bay.

Tree location - indicative only. Location of tree(s) may alter due to services or other site specific contraints.

AS-minor

Round 2 - Grant Trees Round 3 - Grant Trees

Refer to the QR code on the cover page for further information on City of Canada Bay Council's Urban Canopy Strategy

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Planting of Round 2 and Round 3 trees scheduled April- June 2022

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The City of Canada Bay believes that the information contained herein is correct. However, it does not warrant the

accuracy of that information. The City of Canada Bay disclaims all responsibility for any omissions, inaccuracies, GOC - R3- 07 - Spring Street and Wellbank Street, Planting Plan discrepancies, errors or scale inconsistencies that mayTree exist between the actual and the plan representation. The City Date02/08/2021 of Canada Bay further disclaims all responsibility for any loss or damage that may be suffered by any person relying and Concord upon such information, whether that loss or damage is caused by any negligence on the part of The City Rev of Canada Bay or its employees.

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