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Trees for windbreaks

26 plants in this collection have their own page on HortOS: 26 trees. Each row shows how many growers in Australia list the plant today and the trade price it starts from ex GST.

Native to Australia
23 of 26
Foliage
22 evergreen, 3 deciduous
Heights
2 m to 40 m

Tristaniopsis laurinaWater gumEvergreen tree · 3 m to 15 m · 46 growers$1.95ex GST
Brachychiton rupestrisQueensland bottle treeDeciduous tree · 4 m to 8 m · 40 growers$1.00ex GST
Casuarina cunninghamianaRiver she-oakEvergreen tree · 10 m to 20 m · 34 growers$1.70ex GST
Acacia implexaHickory wattleEvergreen tree · 5 m to 15 m · 30 growers$1.45ex GST
Callistemon viminalisWeeping bottlebrushEvergreen tree · 5 m to 7 m · 30 growers$1.70ex GST
Grevillea robustaSilky oakEvergreen tree · 8 m to 40 m · 29 growers$1.80ex GST
Melaleuca linariifoliaSnow in summerEvergreen tree · 2 m to 12 m · 29 growers$1.30ex GST
Syzygium australeLilly pillyEvergreen tree · 3 m to 8 m · 29 growers$3.00ex GST
Acacia melanoxylonBlackwoodEvergreen tree · 7 m to 20 m · 27 growers$1.70ex GST
Acmena smithiiLilly pillyEvergreen tree · 8 m to 20 m · 27 growers$1.80ex GST
Allocasuarina littoralisBlack she-oakEvergreen tree · 5 m to 15 m · 27 growers$1.50ex GST
Buckinghamia celsissimaIvory curlEvergreen tree · 6 m to 8 m · 25 growers$3.00ex GST
Syzygium hemilamprumBroad-leaved lilly pillyTree · 5 m to 20 m · 19 growers$4.00ex GST
Corymbia ficifoliaRed flowering gumEvergreen tree · 6 m to 15 m · 16 growers$3.00ex GST
Tristaniopsis laurina 'DOW10'Water gumEvergreen tree · 7 m to 12 m · 16 growers$15.00ex GST
Agonis flexuosa 'Burgundy'Burgundy willow myrtleEvergreen tree · 3 m to 6 m · 15 growers$9.35ex GST
Allocasuarina littoralisBlack sheoakEvergreen tree · 5 m to 15 m · 15 growers$1.45ex GST
Melaleuca quinquenerviaBroad-leaved paperbarkEvergreen tree · 8 m to 15 m · 15 growers$1.85ex GST
Acer negundo 'Sensation'Sensation box elderDeciduous tree · 9 m to 14 m · 14 growers$45.00ex GST
Eucalyptus sideroxylon 'Rosea'Red flowered ironbarkEvergreen tree · 10 m to 20 m · 14 growers$3.24ex GST
Acacia melanoxylonBlackwoodEvergreen tree · 7 m to 20 m · 13 growers$1.80ex GST
Elaeocarpus reticulatus 'Green Dream'Green Dream blueberry ashEvergreen tree · 3 m · 11 growers$7.50ex GST
Hibiscus tiliaceusCottonwoodEvergreen tree · 4 m to 8 m · 9 growers$3.00ex GST
Xanthostemon chrysanthus 'Fairhill Gold'Dwarf golden pendaEvergreen tree · 2 m to 4 m · 9 growers$3.85ex GST
Ulmus parvifolia 'Murray's Form'Murray's Chinese elmDeciduous tree · 10 m · 5 growers$110.00ex GST
Magnolia grandiflora 'TMGH'Magnolia grandiflora AltaEvergreen tree · 1 grower$150.00ex 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 26 trees for windbreaks, each with its own page on HortOS: 26 trees.

The most widely grown today are Water gum (46 growers), Queensland bottle tree (40 growers), River she-oak, Hickory wattle and Weeping bottlebrush, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one. 23 of them are native to Australia, among them Water gum, Queensland bottle tree and River she-oak.

The smallest is Green Dream blueberry ash, at 3 m tall, and the tallest is Silky oak, at 8 m to 40 m. 22 are evergreen and 3 deciduous.

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 Trees, Windbreak plants and Native trees. The guide Hedgerows and Windbreaks for Small Farms goes further.

Questions

Which trees for windbreaks are the most widely grown?

The most widely grown today are Water gum (46 growers), Queensland bottle tree (40 growers), River she-oak, Hickory wattle and Weeping bottlebrush, by the number of growers in Australia listing each one.

Which trees for windbreaks are native to Australia?

23 of the 26 are native to Australia: Water gum, Queensland bottle tree, River she-oak, Hickory wattle, Weeping bottlebrush, Silky oak, Snow in summer, Lilly pilly and 15 more; filter the table above to see them all.

Which trees for windbreaks grow over 8 m tall?

17 grow to over 8 m: Water gum, River she-oak, Hickory wattle, Silky oak, Snow in summer, Blackwood, Lilly pilly, Black she-oak and 9 more; filter the table above to see them all.

Which trees for windbreaks are deciduous?

3 of the 26 are deciduous: Queensland bottle tree, Sensation box elder and Murray's Chinese elm.

Which trees for windbreaks are drought tolerant?

13 of the 26 are drought tolerant: Queensland bottle tree, Hickory wattle, Silky oak, Lilly pilly, Lilly pilly, Black she-oak, Red flowering gum, Water gum and 5 more.

Guide: Hedgerows and Windbreaks for Small Farms

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