Windbreak trees
Trees growing 8 metres or more in height with dense foliage and a low branching habit making them ideal for wind protection. 21 products
Sydney Red Gum (Angophora costata) $3.75
A beautiful specimen tree with striking new salmon/pink coloured bark which gradually turns grey, and its mass of white flowers which bloom over the summer months and are produced in large bunches. The individual flowers are about 2 cm wide with five tooth-like sepals, five larger semi-circular petals, and a large number of long stamens. The seed capsules are goblet-shaped, 2 cm long and as wide, often with fairly prominent ribs. The usual recorded flowering time is December or January.
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Rough Barked Apple (Angophora floribunda) $3.75
A heavy flowering specimen tree with an interesting trunk of fibrous grey bark. It produces profuse clusters of creamy white flowers through mid spring to early summer. It is bird attracting & bees like it as well.
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White Bottlebrush (Callistemon salignus) $3.75
A small tree with an upright branching habit and pale yellow flowers in Summer.Its new foliage is a brilliant pink colour. Its dense foliage makes an excellent choice as a medium sized windbreak or screen.
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River She Oak (Casuarina cunninghamiana) $3.75
A tall, fast growing and widely planted She-Oak for riverbank stabilisation and windbreaks. Grows 2 - 3m per year in its first few years of growth.Frost resistant.
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Swamp She Oak (Casuarina glauca) $3.75
A very hardy, medium sized She-Oak which is adaptable to many different soil types including heavy clay soils. Makes a terrific windbreak. Frost resistant.
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Black She Oak (Casuarina littoralis) $3.75
A medium sized she-oak which is a bit more dense than the other she-oaks. Makes a good windbreak in good to very dry conditions. Seed cones attract Black Cockatoos.Frost resistant.
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Rose She Oak (Casuarina torulosa) $3.75
One of the most attractive She-Oaks, having a dense, dark green crown (red tinged for part of the year) of weeping branches / foliage. Seed cones are the staple diet of the Black Cockatoo.Frost resistant.
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Moreton Bay Ash (Corymbia tesselaris) $3.75
A very fast growing evergreen tree which grows 10 to 20m tall. The lower trunk is rough and dark while the upper trunk has a smooth white or light grey surface. Grows naturally on flat, deep soils of medium to high fertility and can tolerate clays well. Flowers Winter to Early Summer.
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Tuckeroo (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) $3.75
A dense and very hardy smaller tree with large glossy green leaves and white flowers followed by bird attracting black seeds in orange fruits around Christmas time. Grows to 10m high in the open.
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Red Bean (Dysoxylum mollissimum) $3.75
A beautiful, shady and large leafed East Coast rainforest tree which is very adaptable to full sun conditions as well. Flowers are small and white, and they are produced in clusters at the ends of the branches nand ripen to small orange fruits. It is listed as vulnerable in Australia and endangered in New Guinea.
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