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Trees for revegetation

8 plants in this collection have their own page on HortOS: 8 trees. Each row shows how many growers in Australia list the plant today and the trade price it starts from ex GST.

Foliage
7 evergreen
Heights
5 m to 35 m

Casuarina cunninghamianaRiver she-oakEvergreen tree · 10 m to 20 m · 34 growers$1.70ex GST
Corymbia citriodoraLemon-scented gumEvergreen tree · 10 m to 35 m · 30 growers$1.80ex GST
Acacia melanoxylonBlackwoodEvergreen tree · 7 m to 20 m · 27 growers$1.70ex GST
Allocasuarina littoralisBlack she-oakEvergreen tree · 5 m to 15 m · 27 growers$1.50ex GST
Flindersia australisCrow's ashTree · 8 m to 25 m · 22 growers$1.80ex GST
Brachychiton populneusKurrajongEvergreen tree · 8 m to 12 m · 21 growers$2.20ex GST
Allocasuarina littoralisBlack sheoakEvergreen tree · 5 m to 15 m · 15 growers$1.45ex GST
Acacia melanoxylonBlackwoodEvergreen tree · 7 m to 20 m · 13 growers$1.80ex GST

Prices are each grower's own, ex GST; availability is confirmed by the grower at order. Growers can update or remove their listing at any time.

About this collection

About this collection

This collection holds 8 trees for revegetation, each with its own page on HortOS: 8 trees.

The most widely grown today are River she-oak (34 growers), Lemon-scented gum (30 growers), Blackwood, Black she-oak and Crow's ash, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one. All of them are native to Australia.

The smallest is Kurrajong, at 8 m to 12 m tall, and the tallest is Lemon-scented gum, at 10 m to 35 m. 7 are evergreen.

The table above shows each plant's growers and today's from-price ex GST, and each name opens the plant's page with every grower that lists it and its pot sizes. Related collections include Native trees, Plants for revegetation and Trees. The guide Sourcing Native Plants for a Restoration or Revegetation Project goes further.

Questions

Which trees for revegetation are the most widely grown?

The most widely grown today are River she-oak (34 growers), Lemon-scented gum (30 growers), Blackwood, Black she-oak and Crow's ash, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one.

Which trees for revegetation are native to Australia?

All 8 are native to Australia.

Which trees for revegetation are drought tolerant?

5 of the 8 are drought tolerant: Lemon-scented gum, Black she-oak, Crow's ash, Kurrajong and Black sheoak.

Guide: Sourcing Native Plants for a Restoration or Revegetation Project

All collections·Every plant, A to Z·Trade prices

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