Many trees within Wyndham are important to the community and have significant scientific, social, historic and amenity attributes. Council is developing a Significant Tree Register where trees of significance within Wyndham can be identified, assessed and afforded appropriate protection.
About the Significant Tree Register
The Significant Tree Register aims to celebrate and protect the unique and special trees across Wyndham. These trees are important to our community and beyond and are special landmarks in our landscape.
Through a public nomination process, trees have been identified for their significance based on the Natural Heritage Trust’s criteria of scientific, social, historical and amenity values. The Register contains an information on each significant tree, such as its type, size and history, and details of what makes it significant.
This Register will ultimately support an application to protect these trees through Wyndham’s planning scheme. If planning controls are supported by the Victorian Government, a permit will be required to remove or carry out major works on any tree listed within this register.
This Register is intended to be a continually evolving entity. It will be updated to include additional significant tree features and to remove those that no longer exist within the landscape.
The Significant Tree Register is an action within Wyndham’s City Forest and Habitat Strategy.
Trees on Public Land
Council has conducted two nominations rounds for trees on public land. Every nominated tree was subject to an arboricultural and heritage assessment which resulted in over 160 trees being identified as significant trees and included on the register.
Further nominations of trees in the public round can be made during the private land nomination period.
Trees on Private Land – Nominations Open
Now that the initial public realm trees have been identified, Council is expanding nominations to include trees on private land. Significant trees on private land can now be nominated by filling in the online form via Council’s online map website.
The nomination period will be open from 1st April until 31st July 2020
Nominations Guide:
- Any tree can be nominated by any person.
- Click on the nomination map and click on the location of the tree. A nomination form will pop up.
- A tree must be significant in one or more of the following categories (see below for further detail):
- Scientific
- Social
- Historic
- Amenity
- Include as much information as possible about the tree.
- Please indicate if you are/are not the property owner.
- Trees on public land can also be nominated, please check the above map to check if a tree has already been nominated.
- Property owners will be contacted if a tree has been nominated on their land.
- Every nominated tree will receive an arboricultural assessment which will include a tree management plan for any required maintenance.
- Wyndham City Council will identify options to assist residents with managing trees that are included in the final Significant Tree Register.
Tree Significance Criteria
Trees can be significant for a number of reasons, including scientific, social, historic or aesthetic significance. The tree only needs to meet the benchmark for one of the following criteria to be included, however they may be nominated for more than one.
Scientific:
- Horticultural or genetic value
- Important source of seed or propagating stock
- Particularly resistant to disease or exposure
- Rarity of species or of a localised distribution;
- Locally indigenous remnant vegetation;
- Of exemplary size;
- An exceptional example of the species;
Social:
- Unique location;
- Makes a significant contribution to landscape;
- Has an association with the activities of Indigenous Australians;
- Is an important landmark;
- Has a spiritual or religious association;
- Has a contemporary association with the community;
Historic:
- Part of a historic park, garden or town;
- Commemorative planting;
- Associated with an important person, group or institution;
Amenity/Aesthetic:
- A tree of high amenity value;
- Exhibits curious growth form or unusual physical features;
- Is an exceptional example of the species;
- The nomination of trees for inclusion on the Significant Tree Register on a local level;
Next Steps
When the private land nomination period concludes, arboricultural and heritage assessments will be conducted on all newly nominated trees. Once complete, an application to amend the planning scheme will be submitted to the Minister for Planning. An update will be provided once the outcome is known.
For further information, please contact Andrew Fox on (03) 9742 0777 or email Treeplanning@wyndham.vic.gov.au.
Summary Listing of Significant Tree Register
Property Address | Tree number | Botanical name | Statement of Significance |
36 Autumn Fields Circuit, TARNEIT 3029 | 1 | Smolle var areira | This tree is of historical significance on account of its connection to the Leakes Dairy. |
21 St Michael Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 2 | Smolle var areira | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
10 Sussex Court, TARNEIT 3029 | 3 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
7 Mickleton Grove, POINT COOK 3030 | 4 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
19 Menzies Avenue, POINT COOK 3030 | 5 | Smolle var areira | The trees are of local historical significance as the only tangible reminder of the Hughes farm, and the impact of Soldier Settlement in this part of Point Cook. |
19 Menzies Avenue, POINT COOK 3030 | 6 | Smolle var areira | The trees are of local historical significance as the only tangible reminder of the Hughes farm, and the impact of Soldier Settlement in this part of Point Cook. |
19 Menzies Avenue, POINT COOK 3030 | 7 | Smolle var areira | The trees are of local historical significance as the only tangible reminder of the Hughes farm, and the impact of Soldier Settlement in this part of Point Cook. |
16 - 36 Guinane Avenue, HOPPERS CROSSING 3029 | 8 | Eucalyptus occidentalis | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
23 Yarrabee Drive, HOPPERS CROSSING 3029 | 9 | Corymbia citriodora | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
134-140 Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 | 10 | Corymbia citriodora | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 | 11 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 | 12 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This tree forms part of the Old Geelong Memorial Avenue planting that is historically significant for its association with environmental tree planting programs in the early 20th century. |
Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 | 13 | Hesperocyparis macrocarpa | This tree forms part of the Old Geelong Memorial Avenue planting that is historically significant for its association with environmental tree planting programs in the early 20th century. |
2 Synnot Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 14 | Ficus macrophylla | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
2 Synnot Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 15 | Ficus macrophylla | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
2 Synnot Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 16 | Ficus macrophylla | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
12 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 17 | Platanus x acerifolia | The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
92 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 18 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
84 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 19 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
177 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 20 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
220 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 21 | Pinus canariensis | This tree forms part of a planting in Chirnside Park that is of historical significance as one of the rarest and oldest plantings in Werribee. |
220 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 22 | Araucaria bidwillii | This tree forms part of a planting in Chirnside Park that is of historical significance as one of the rarest and oldest plantings in Werribee. |
80 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030 | 23 | Smolle var areira | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. The curious growth form and unusual physical features further contributes to the surrounding landscape. |
Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 | 24 | Eucalyptus baueriana | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 25 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 26 | Ulmus sp. | The trees are of historical significance as evidence of the original settlement on the Werribee River, which provided a stopping place between Melbourne and Geelong at one of the natural fording points on the river. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 27 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 28 | Smolle var areira | The Peppercorn trees are of historical significance due to their association with the Chaffey irrigation scheme. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 29 | Smolle var areira | The Peppercorn trees are of historical significance due to their association with the Chaffey irrigation scheme. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 30 | Smolle var areira | The Peppercorn trees are of historical significance due to their association with the Chaffey irrigation scheme. |
165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029 | 31 | Smolle var areira | The Peppercorn trees are of historical significance due to their association with the Chaffey irrigation scheme. |
5A De Garis Place, WERRIBEE 3030 | 32 | Pinus radiata | The tree is historically significant as a rare reminder of the former land uses and the attempted establishment of an irrigation collony. |
390A McGrath Road, WYNDHAM VALE 3024 | 33 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
390A McGrath Road, WYNDHAM VALE 3024 | 34 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
31 Lollipop Drive, WYNDHAM VALE 3024 | 35 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
31 Lollipop Drive, WYNDHAM VALE 3024 | 36 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 | 37 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | The age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. |
2-20 River Street, LITTLE RIVER 3211 | 38 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
8 Flinders Street, LITTLE RIVER 3211 | 39 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
1200 Cobbledicks Ford Road, MOUNT COTTRELL 3024 | 40 | Eucalyptus baueriana | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape. |
1 Guyra Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 41 | Eucalyptus baueriana | This is a large old indigenous tree with a very wide girth and full canopy. It is located on the banks of the Werribee River and dominates the landscape. |
1 Guyra Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 42 | Ficus macrophylla | This large old Moreton Bay Fig is of local significance, being a remnant of The Manor Werribee which was constructed in 1895 and burnt down in 1966. It is in good condition and stands prominently in the landscape. |
Riverview Drive, WERRIBEE | 43 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large old remnant River Red Gum with gnarly branches indicating its age. It is providing significant habitat to local fauna. |
1 Conquest Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 44 | Angophora floribunda | This is a large tree in good condition and prominent within the landscape. It is likely a remnant of the old dairy farm that previously occupied this land. |
53-57 Kookaburra Avenue WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 45 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This indigenous River Red Gum is in good condition and has a large spreading crown, providing amenity value and attracting local birdlife |
5A De Garis Place WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 46 | Eucalyptus pseudoglobulus | This is a large old indigenous specimen that provides significant habitat and food for local fauna |
5A De Garis Place WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 47 | Pinus pinea | This is a large old Stone Pine that provides a significant contribution to the landscape and has an interesting branched habit. It is a dominant feature and adds character to the landscape. |
5A De Garis Place WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 48 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | A pair of River Red Gums that add character and form to the local landscape. They are in good condition and together form one canopy. |
165 Riversdale Drive TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 49 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large old River Red Gum is in good condition and is providing a significant contribution to the amenity and habitat values of the landscape |
165 Riversdale Drive TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 50 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large old River Red Gum is providing a significant contribution to the amenity and habitat values of the landscape |
165 Riversdale Drive TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 51 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large old remnant River Red Gum that contributes significantly to the habitat and aesthetic value of the landscape. |
165 Riversdale Drive TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 52 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a very large old remnant River Red Gum that is contributing significantly to the habitat and amenity value of the landscape. |
165 Riversdale Drive TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 53 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This group of large old River Red Gums forms and important corridor for habitat along the riverside. |
Dohertys Road TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 54 | Quercus robur | This is a large Oak located on the road side in a prominent location. It is thought to be a commemorative planting for the old Truganina Township. |
1200 Cobbledicks Ford Road MOUNT COTTRELL VIC 3024 | 55 | Eucalyptus baueriana | These 4 large rare remnant Werribee Blue Gums are locally indigenous and are providing significant habitat for local wildlife. |
1200 Cobbledicks Ford Road MOUNT COTTRELL VIC 3024 | 56 | Eucalyptus baueriana | This is a large remnant Werribee Blue Gum with a wide canopy and in good condition. it is locally indigenous and provides significant habitat for local wildlife. |
1200 Cobbledicks Ford Road MOUNT COTTRELL VIC 3024 | 57 | Eucalyptus baueriana | This is a old remnant tree with a massive girth and hollow trunk. It is indigenous to the area and important for habitat and a food source for local wildlife. |
165 Riversdale Drive TARNEIT VIC 3029 | 58 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large River Red Gum with a very wide canopy spread. It dominates the surrounding landscape and adds character to the parkland. |
1A Macquarie Drive WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 59 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This tree forms part of a long row of Sugar Gums lining Ballan Road. They contribute to the aesthetics of the landscape and provide food and habitat for local wildlife. |
1 Creekside Boulevard MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 60 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | These two large River Red Gums provide amenity and habitat within the Lollipop Creek riverbed. They are side spreading and dominant in the landscape. |
1 Creekside Boulevard MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 61 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is an old River Red Gum which has developed interesting form following trunk failure. It is a feature of the landscape and provides habitat for local wildlife |
1 Creekside Boulevard MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 62 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large River Red Gum is a good example of the species, providing significant landscape, amenity and habitat values |
1 Creekside Boulevard MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 63 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | These two large River Red Gums provide amenity and habitat within the Lollipop Creek riverbed. They are side spreading and dominant in the landscape. |
5 Bregman Esplanade MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 64 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This group of four large old River Red Gums are possibly remnant, and add considerable value to the landscape and habitat values of the area |
151 Manor Lakes Boulevard MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 65 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | These two old River Red Gums are located on the banks of Lollipop creek and offer significant habitat and amenity values |
151 Manor Lakes Boulevard MANOR LAKES VIC 3024 | 66 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | These two old River Red Gums are located on the banks of Lollipop creek and offer significant habitat and amenity values |
120 McGrath Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 67 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large, widely branched River Red Gum dominates the landscape. It is in good condition and can be seen from afar. |
Werribee Street South WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 68 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large tree in an urban context that dominates the surrounding landscape |
Werribee Street South WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 69 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large tree in an urban context in good condition |
Shop 2/102 Watton Street, WERRIBEE | 70 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large tree in an urban context that dominates the surrounding landscape |
90 Watton Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 71 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large specimen in good condition, particularly in context with its built surrounds |
90 Watton Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 72 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large River Red Gum has a large trunk cavity and gnarly branches typical of the species in its old age |
90 Watton Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 73 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large old River Red Gum has a spreading crown and is in good condition for the urban environment |
54 Comben Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 74 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This tree is a large example of the species, is likely to be remnant and provides significant habitat for local wildlife |
Werribee Street South WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 75 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This tree is a large example of the species, is likely to be remnant and provides substantial habitat |
106 Watton Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 76 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large specimen in good condition. It has a symmetrical crown, good vigour and is a dominant feature of the local landscape. |
Werribee Street South WERRIBEE VIC 3032 | 77 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | A large specimen located on the banks of the Werribee River. It has numerous hollows and provides significant habitat for local wildlife. |
114 Watton Street, WERRIBEE | 78 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large old River Red Gum is providing amenity and habitat to the local area |
Werribee Street South, WERRIBEE | 79 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large River Red Gum perched on the banks of the Werribee River. It is in good condition and adds character to the local landscape. |
53 Cherry Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 80 | Phoenix canariensis | This is a large tree in an urban context that dominates the surrounding landscape. It adds character and aesthetic value to the landscape and is listed on the National Trust Register for significant trees. |
Werribee Street South WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 81 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large River Red Gum perched on the banks of the Werribee River. It is in good condition and adds character to the local landscape. |
Riverview Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 82 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large tree located on the edge of the Werribee River. It has a large trunk and wide canopy and provides significant habitat for local wildlife. |
40 Tindale Boulevard WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 83 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large old River Red Gum has gnarly branches which indicates its old age. It is the largest tree in the vicinity and a striking feature of this newly developed urban landscape. |
85-95 Walls Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 84 | Pinus halepensis | This tree is of significant origin grown from Gallopoli Lone Pine seed |
7 Searle Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 85 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This very large old remnant River Red Gum is a great example of the species and is showing the twisted branch growth which is representative of its age. |
Purcell Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 86 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This River Red Gum is perched on the banks of the Werribee River. It is possibly remnant and provides substantial habitat. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 87 | Plagianthus betulinus | This is a specimen from New Zealand and rarely grown in Melbourne. It contributes greatly to the botanical nature of the historical Werribee Mansion Gardens. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 88 | Corymbia citriodora | This large, old majestic specimen stands prominently in the grounds of Werribee Mansion Gardens. It is an outstanding specimen with good form and vigour. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 89 | Hesperocyparis macrocarpa 'Pendula' | This weeping form of Cypress tree is rarely seen to this size. It hangs majestically and adds aesthetic value to the surrounding landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 90 | Cupressus macrocarpa 'Horizontalis Aurea' | An attractive specimen located in the historical Werribee Mansion Gardens. It has good form and adds character to the landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 91 | Phytolacca dioica | A South American specimen rarely seen in Melbourne. An old specimen with a very large trunk and spreading canopy. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 92 | Araucaria bidwillii | An outstanding specimen of exemplary size. It has a massive trunk and magnificent canopy and dominates the landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 93 | Pinus canariensis | This is a very large tree with good vigour. It is listed on the National Trust Register and adds character to the Werribee Mansion Gardens. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 94 | Cassine crocea | An African Holly tree which is rarely seen grown in Melbourne. It overhangs a path in the Werribee Mansion Gardens and provides aesthetic value and character to the landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 95 | Cupressus cashmeriana | This is a large tree in excellent condition and it is an outstanding example of the species. Located within the Werribee Mansion Gardens, it is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 96 | Quercus bicolor | An old, wide spreading Oak with a large trunk and massive scaffold branches. Over extended branches are supported by posts. It is a dominant feature of the lawn at the Werribee Mansion Gardens. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 97 | Ulmus minor 'Variegata' | A large tree dominant in the landscape and adds character and charm. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 98 | Hesperocyparis macrocarpa 'Pendula' | This is a large tree with a wide spreading canopy. It is an attractive specimen of exemplary size and listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 99 | Pinus canariensis | This is a magnificent specimen in excellent condition. It has an unusual form with large scaffold branches growing along the ground. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 100 | Lagunaria patersonia | A large tree located at the back of the Werribee Mansion Gardens. It has a large trunk and full canopy. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 101 | Pinus halepensis | A tall specimen of exemplary size. It towers over nearby vegetation and is dominant in the landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
308 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 102 | Hesperocyparis macrocarpa 'Pendula' | A pair of old Cypress trees located at the entrance to Werribee Zoo. They are majestic in appearance and add character to the landscape. These trees are listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 103 | Ficus macrophylla | A massive tree of exemplary size for all parameters. It has a 32m spread, is in good condition and form, and is an exceptional example of the species. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 104 | Lagunaria patersonia | A pair of Norfolk Island Pines that are dominant within their immediate landscape. These trees are listed on the National Trust Register. |
304 K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 105 | Eucalyptus baueriana | A large indigenous remnant specimen in good condition. It has a sprawling habit and adds character to the local landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
385A K Road WERRIBEE SOUTH VIC 3030 | 106 | Pinus pinea | An exotic specimen planted by Thomas Chirnside's nephew around 1870. It has good form and a wide spreading canopy and is dominant in the landscape. This tree is listed on the National Trust Register. |
Campbells Cove | 107 | Hesperocyparis macrocarpa | A medium to large Cypress tree growing in harsh conditions. It is the only canopy tree around and contributes significantly to the surrounding landscape. It is likely to be an old specimen. |
54 Comben Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 108 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | An indigenous and remnant tree in parkland close to the centre of Werribee. This specimen is in good condition for its age and adds character to the landscape. |
54 Comben Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 109 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | An indigenous tree, likely to be remnant, in parkland close to the centre of Werribee. This specimen is in good condition for its age and adds character to the landscape. |
54 Comben Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 110 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | An indigenous tree, likely to be remnant, in parkland close to the centre of Werribee. This specimen is in good condition for its age and adds character to the landscape. |
54 Comben Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 111 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | An indigenous and remnant tree located on the banks of the Werribee River. This specimen is in good condition for its age and its gnarled branches adds character to the landscape. |
Riverview Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 112 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | An indigenous and remnant tree located on the banks of the Werribee River. This specimen is in good condition for its age and adds character to the landscape. |
45 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 113 | Corymbia ficifolia | This is a fine example of a specimen tree in good condition. It is located in a prominent position and adds character to the landscape. |
45 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 114 | Cupressus arizonica 'Aurea' | A row of semi-mature trees planted in 2006 to commemorate 40th anniversary Battle of Long Tan by Vietnam Veterans. |
81 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 115 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This tall specimen was planted in 1928 by His Excellency, The Governor of Victoria as the first official tree in the Werribee section of the Calder Memorial Avenue. |
Purcell Court, WERRIBEE | 116 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | A large remnant River Reg Gum located on the edge of the Werribee River. It has a wide spreading canopy and provides habitat and food for local wildlife. |
Purcell Court, WERRIBEE | 117 | Eucalyptus baueriana subsp thalassina | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance. It has a wide spreading canopy and provides significant habitat and food for local wildlife. |
Purcell Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 118 | Eucalyptus baueriana subsp thalassina | This is an indigenous tree of local provenance with a wide canopy and large trunk. It is close to the path and adds character and aesthetic value to the landscape. |
Purcell Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 119 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | A large indigenous specimen with numerous hollows providing significant habitat for local wildlife. It is located on the edge of Bungeys waterhole in a prominent location and adds character to the landscape. |
345 Kirks Bridge Road LITTLE RIVER VIC 3211 | 120 | Allocasuarina verticillata | This is a medium sized indigenous remnant specimen located on a country roadside. |
11 Duncans Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 121 | Brachychiton populneus | Last remaining Kurrajong trees planted in central Werribee as part of a cenotaph in the 1940's. Originally planted on both sides of the street, only 4 originals remain. |
45 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 122 | Corymbia maculata | A large Spotted Gum planted as part of the original Avenue of Honour in 1918. It is a tall specimen in good condition located outside the Civic Centre. |
134-140 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 123 | Corymbia citriodora | This is a large tree in a prominent location which adds character to the landscape. It is in good condition and is highly visible from afar. |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 124 | Pinus halepensis | This large Pine stands proud at the entrance to Chirnside Park. It is thought to be one of the plantings gifted by Ferdinand von Mueller in 1867. |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 125 | Araucaria cunninghamii | This large Hoop Pine is one of the 19th century plantings gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878. It is a large specimen and can be seen from afar. |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 126 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large River Red Gum is in fair condition and provides aesthetic value to the surrounding landscape. It is one of the 19th century plantings gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 127 | Eucalyptus globulus | This very tall specimen provides valuable habitat and towers above surrounding vegetation. It is one of the 19th century plantings gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 128 | Pinus canariensis | This large specimen has early historic importance, being one of the 19th century plantingseither gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or planted from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 129 | Pinus canariensis | This large specimen has early historic importance, being one of the 19th century plantingseither gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or planted from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 130 | Araucaria bidwillii | This large specimen has early historic importance, being one of the 19th century plantingseither gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or planted from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 131 | Pinus halepensis | This large specimen has early historic importance, being one of the 19th century plantings either gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or planted from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
Chirnside Park WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 132 | Pinus halepensis | This specimen has early historic importance, being one of the 19th century plantings either gifted by Ferdinand Von Mueller in 1867 or planted from plans prepared by William Guilfoyle in 1878 |
53-57 Kookaburra Avenue WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 133 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large River Red Gum with a spreadng crown in good condition. It provides habitat and food for local fauna. |
6 Scotsburn Grove WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 134 | Corymbia citriodora | This large Lemon Scented Gum is an outstanding example of the species in good condition. It dominates the surrounding urban landscape and can be seen from afar. |
1 Conquest Drive WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 135 | Cussonia spicata | This is a rare specimen and not commonly found in suburban Melbourne. |
1 Guyra Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 136 | Elaeodendron croceum | This specimen is of local significance, being a remnant of The Manor Werribee which was constructed in 1895 and burnt down in 1966. |
2 Guyra Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 137 | Elaeodendron croceum | This specimen is of local significance, being a remnant of The Manor Werribee which was constructed in 1895 and burnt down in 1966. |
31 Lollipop Drive WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 138 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a large old River Red Gum provides that significant character and amenity value to the surrounding landscape |
3-39 Oaktree Avenue WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 139 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This group of two River Red Gums are characteristic of the species, with gnarled branches and wide canopies. These are aesthetically attractive trees lining the Lollipop Creek Reserve |
3-39 Oaktree Avenue WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 140 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large River Red Gum enhances the landscape and provides significant habitat and food for local fauna. It is an attractive specimen with a wide canopy and can be seen from afar |
3-39 Oaktree Avenue WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 141 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This River Red Gum is small in height but has a large trunk diameter and adds character to the landscape. Together with the other River Red Gums along Lollipop Creek it adds character and grandeur to the area. |
31 Lollipop Drive WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 142 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This River Red Gum lining Lollipop Creek provides habitat and food for local fauna. It is an old specimen with gnarled branches and adds character to the landscape. |
31 Lollipop Drive WYNDHAM VALE VIC 3024 | 143 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This is a group of River Red Gums lining the Lollipop Creek. Together they add character and form to the landscape. |
99 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 144 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | Part of the original Avenue of Honour which included plantings prior to 1940, this is a large tree that stands dominant in the landscape on a busy stretch of the Prinicess Highway. |
93 Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 145 | Corymbia citriodora | This is a large specimen in a prominent location. It has a large canopy and adds character to the local landscape. |
Point Cook Homestead Road POINT COOK VIC 3030 | 146 | Ficus carica | This tree is on the National Trust of Victoria Significant Tree Register. It is a large specimen with a relatively large canopy spread to height ratio. There are few known specimens of this size in cultivation in Victoria. |
220C Watton Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 147 | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | This large River Red Gum is an outstanding example of the species in a prominent location. It has a widespreading crown and is in good condition considering its built surrounds. |
81-87 Old Geelong Road HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029 | 148 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx x 6 | This row of 6 Sugar Gums are remnants of the original Calder Memorial plantings which took place between 1930-1950. They are located in a prominent position and add character and form to the local landscape |
50A Old Geelong Road HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029 | 149 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx x 3 | This row of 3 Sugar Gums are remnants of the original Calder Memorial plantings which took place between 1930-1950. They are located in a prominent position and add character and form to the local landscape |
110 Old Geelong Road HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029 | 150 | Pinus halepensis x 4 | A row of 4 Aleppo Pines that are remnants of the original Calder Memorial plantings which took place between 1930-1950. They are located in a prominent position and add character and form to the local landscape |
88 Old Geelong Road HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029 | 151 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large Sugar Gum with a wide girth and spreading canopy. It is part of the remnants from the original Calder Memorial plantings which took place between 1930-1950. |
Princes Highway WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 152 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
1 Galvin Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 153 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
Princes Highway WERRIBEE 3030 | 154 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | Two large specimens and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
Princes Highway WERRIBEE 3030 | 155 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
1 Galvin Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 156 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
1 Geelong Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 157 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
15 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 158 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
15 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 159 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
13 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 160 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
13 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 161 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen in good condition. It is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
13 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 162 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
13 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 163 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
11 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 164 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
11 Pengelly Street WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 165 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
6 Kirby Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 166 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
5 Kirby Court WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 167 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
2 Geelong Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 168 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
2 Geelong Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 169 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
6 Geelong Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 170 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
12 Geelong Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 171 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen in good condition. It is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
2 Farm Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 172 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is a large specimen and part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
2 Farm Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 173 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
2 Farm Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 174 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This is an outstanding example of the species in good condition. It is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
2 Farm Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 175 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |
16 Geelong Road WERRIBEE VIC 3030 | 176 | Eucalyptus cladocalyx | This specimen is part of an original Avenue of Honour planted along the Princess Highway, west of the Werribee COB. The trees were thought to have been planted prior to the 1940's. |