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River Red Gums (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) - Caulfield South

Tree Report

This is 1 of 2 trees registered on this property, read about the other River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis)

The River Red Gum is an indigenous species to Glen Eira, with this smaller of 2 trees on private land likely to be a self-seeded example located right on the front boundary line of the property.

  • Tree number

    80/CTR/2021

  • Date of assessment

    18/05/2022

  • Assessing Officer

    Christian Renaud

  • Tree Owner

    Private

  • Record Type

    Group of trees

  • Number of trees

    2

  • Botanical Name

    Eucalyptus camaldulensis

  • Common Name

    River Red Gum

  • Structural Root Zone (SRZ)

    2.6m

  • Approximate age

    70+ years

  • Diameter at breast height:

    75cm

  • Tree Protection Zone (TPZ)

    9m

  • Tree height

    19m

  • Tree canopy width

    13m

  • Coordinates

    325770.4 & 5803525.4

  • Glen Eira Asset ID

    N/A

Statement of significance – Tree 1:

This tree fulfils the criteria of:

  • Outstanding Size (girth height spread)
  • Aesthetic value,
  • Outstanding habitat and biodiversity value.

The River Red Gum is an indigenous species to Glen Eira, with this smaller of 2 trees on private land likely to be a self-seeded example located right on the front boundary line of the property. It is a particularly tall example of the species to be found in a private garden and being located alongside the public footpath ensures it has a high visual presence from the public realm. The tree makes a major aesthetic contribution to the local area and is striking along the streetscape. It provides substantial canopy coverage and shading over paved surfaces which ensures significant amenity to the community.

As a particularly tall, indigenous flowering tree in the local area, it is of outstanding value for native wildlife providing a valuable resource for foraging and roosting.


 

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