Abel Street

Using our Street Tree Selection Matrix we narrow the suitable species down to two options suited for each site.

The species available are shown below. 

Trees available for selection:

Chinese Pistachio
Pistacia chinensis

TREE SIZE Deciduous tree with an estimated height of less than 8 metres and round shaped canopy 3 to 6 metres.

LEAVES AND FRUIT Dark green leaves that turn to brilliant Autumn colours of yellow, orange and scarlet. Inconspicuous green flowers followed by bluish berries.

FEATURES This tree makes a beautiful street and shade tree with its seasonal colour changes. It adapts to a range of soil types and has a high drought tolerance with no obvious signs of stress in a dry Summer.

Tulipwood
Harpulia pendula

TREE SIZE A medium, dome shaped canopy. Estimated height up to 8 metres and canopy width 6 to 8 metres.

LEAVES AND FRUIT Pinnate leaves with glossy green leaflets that are pale underneath. Fragrant yellow flowers appear in Spring, followed by small red or yellow fruit in Winter.

FEATURES This native tree makes a lovely street and shade tree. Hardy, robust and adaptable to a wide range of urban conditions. This tree has minimal maintenance requirements.

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