Lemon Scented Gum

Statement of Significance

The tree is important as a landmark element in Hickey Street, Ardross, and as a landscape item for the associated housing.

Note that a number of other relevant trees of the same species are in place in the vicinity in the street verge and adjacent Park.

SIGNIFICANT ITEMS:

The entire tree, and its location adjacent to the street verge in association with housing on the same lot.

Physical Description

Corymbia citriodora (formerly known as Eucalyptus citriodora). An introduced mature lemon scented gum tree planted at the rear of a lot for staff housing for the Applecross Wireless Station at Wireless Hill Park, off Hickey Street in Ardross.

History

The tree is an element of landscape planting associated with the original Staff Housing development of the Wireless Station, now known as Wireless Hill Park.

Condition

Sound

Uses

Creation Date

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