Catalogue

Amberley Seed Orchard. Fast growing tall species with red attractive timber. Warmer areas, prefers free draining moist soils. Coppices well.

Farm Forestry Seedlot. A class 2 durable species with high quality red/brown timber.

Extremely durable timber, cold and drought hardy. Good flowering species.

Medium timber tree. High altitude. Smooth, pinkish-grey to yellow-bronze bark. Glossy green leaves. White flowers in March.

Farm Forestry seedlot. Closely related to Eucalyptus globoidea, this stringybark is suited to warmer areas. Grows well in clay soils and is wind tolerant. Good form and very healthy. Produces a durable timber which is used for flooring and inside finish.

var. purpurea. Smaller form tree with purple tinged foliage and gold flowers. Outstanding for foliage and flowers.

Good coppice species. Medium tree with grey, ferny foliage.

Medium tree, large dark green leaves. Valuable timber.

Acacia-like foliage with fragrant, pink flowers in summer. Excellent garden tree.

Handsome, medium to large tree developing to a cone shape as it matures. Fast grower. Lovely, bright green, heart shaped leaves. Large (25mm) seed cones. Deciduous.

Tree 8 to 12m tall. Very slender with glutinous shoots. Dark green, deeply veined leaves. Cylindrical catkins.

Cream flowers in autumn and winter. Grows to 10m high and withstands salt laden winds. Attracts birds. Evergreen.

Deciduous hardy tree with white bark and golden leaves in the autumn. Very graceful.

Medium shrub. Masses of crimson red flowers in spring.

Ideal specimen tree with distinctive columnar form and dense fan like sprays of leaves.

Upright growing, tall tree grows well on river banks to prevent erosion. Conifer like appearance. Horticultural shelter.

Majestic evergreen tree with broad conical form. May reach 15-30m or more.

Indian cedar. Suited both as a specimen tree as well as shelter belts.

A shelter and timber tree with attractive pyramidal form.

Small, fast growing tree. Ideal nurse tree for natives. Excellent bird and bee fodder.

Attractive conifer having pyramidal form with feathery foliage. Good timber and shelter tree.

Grey foliage. Excellent for coastal situations and very hardy.

"Gwavas - IÄmberley Seed Orchard. Purchasers must pay a royalty to support the Cypress Breeding Programme. See Cypresses tab under Species.

"Amberley"- Seed from the Amberley Breeding Orchard. Seed is from parents exhibiting tolerance to cypress canker. Progeny from selections are under test. Conditions apply - see Cypresses tab under Species.

var. stricta. Pencil slim cypress with fine needle-like foliage. Withstands dry and cold conditions.

Does not bear spines. A good specimen tree for hot, dry districts.

Large tree with handsome, fern-like leaves. A blaze of rich, golden orange blossoms are produced in early summer.

Medium sized tree. Spectacular when covered with large bunches of mauve, pea-like flowers.

Evergreen tree with attractive foliage and pinkish flowers shaped like miniature hibiscus. Good coastal tree.

A moderately fast growing tree. Light green foliage turns golden brown in autumn before falling. Suited to most sheltered, inland sites. Seed stand collection.