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  Acacia bakeri- MARBLEWOOD

  $15.00

  Rare long-lived Cabinet timber tree to 20m found in coastal forest & one of the few wattles extending into rainforest.  Bit slow, full sun & well-drained soils. NE.NSW & SE.Qld.
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  Acacia disparrima – Brush Ironbark Wattle

  $4.50

  A large long-lived wattle to 20 m high. Bears long yellow spikes from Feb – June. Resistant to salt spray. Windbreak or shade tree. Timber used for cabinet work. Previously known as Ac. aulacocarpa
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  Acacia melanoxylon – Sally Wattle

  $4.50

  Long lived tree to 10m with cream ball flowers. Fast growing with dense canopy. Excellent for erosion control,  pioneer & windbreak species. Frost hardy & adaptable.
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  Alangium villosum – MUSKWOOD

  $12.50

  Timber tree to 8m with greenish flowers & fleshy drupe. Fairly slow but hardy. Needs free draining sheltered site in sun or shade. N.Q’ld to N.NSW.
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  Allocasuarina torulosa – Forest She-Oak

  $4.50

  Attractive shade & shelter tree to 25m, from open forest & rainforest margins. Decorative rusty brown appearance when in flower. Fast, frost hardy & adaptable to most soils.
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  Araucaria bidwillii – BUNYA PINE

  $7.50 – $12.50

   

  Stately conifer to 20m with spreading branches, prickly leaves & a distinct rounded crown. Bears cones up to 15kg with large edible nuts. Slow at first, hardy & frost tolerant. Disjunct populations Mt Molloy NE.Qld & Gympie SE.Qld.
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  Araucaria cunninghamii – HOOP PINE

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Ornamental Timber tree to 30m with dark green small prickly leaves. Slow at first but hardy. Suitable for dry or wet conditions,  tolerant to salt winds. NE.NSW to Cape York, also in New Guinea.
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  Araucaria heterophylla – NORFOLK ISLAND PINE

  $7.50 – $12.50

  Tall timber tree to 30m with bronze tinge to foliage. Grows best on sandy soils. Excellent for coastal sites, tolerates strong salt laden winds. Native to Norfolk Island, not found naturally on mainland Australia.
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  Austrobuxus swainii – Pink Cherry

  $12.50

  Bushy tree to 10m with a few bright red crown leaves. Requires some protection when young but will tolerate poorer soils. Pink cabinet timber. Frost tender when young. NE.NSW & SE.Qld.
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  Beilschmiedia bancroftii – YELLOW WALNUT

  $12.50

  Fast growing shade tree to 30m with bright yellow cabinet timber. Brown globular fruit edible when roasted. Frost tender when young. Sheltered site in sun / shade. NE.Q’ld.
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  Beilschmiedia elliptica – GREY WALNUT

  $12.50

  Tall cabinet timber & shade tree to 30m. Fairly fast growing but frost tender while young. Bell shaped yellow smelly flowers, black drupe. From rainforest & coastal scrubs Fraser Island to NE.NSW.
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  Beilschmiedia obtusifolia – BLUSH WALNUT

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Large spreading tree to 50m & makes an ideal shade or shelter tree for coastal areas. Frost tender when young. Pink cabinet timber. Well drained sheltered site in full sun.
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  Callitris glaucophylla – White Cypress Pine

  $7.50 – $12.50

  Slender erect shade tree to 15m, widespread in inland parts of all states. Valued for its hardiness and soft dark timber which is durable & termite resistant. Intolerant of poor drainage.
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  Callitris macleayana – MOUNTAIN CYPRESS

  $7.50 – $12.50

  Beautiful rainforest Conifer to 15m with compact upright habit &  silvery grey green foliage. Prefers sheltered site in light shade. Cold tolerant & not too slow. NE.NSW to NE.Q’ld.
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  Carnarvonia araliifolia – RED OAK

  $12.50

  Attractive Timber tree to 10m with bushy habit & very showy creamy white flowers. Frost tender when young, not too slow, prefers sheltered site in sun or light shade, well drained. NE.Q’ld.
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  Castanospermum australe – BLACK BEAN

  $5.50 – $10.50

  Large shade & cabinet timber tree to 15m. Orange & red ‘pea’ flowers in clusters which attract parrots. Moist site in sun or light shade. Moderately  frost hardy. Fairly slow. Cape York to the Bellinger River.