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Unsuitable Trees


 Safety advice for the community





The following trees are NOT suitable for planting under powerlines:

Botanical nameCommon name
Acacia species (large)Wattle
Acer speciesMaples - not Japanese
Acmena speciesLillypilly or Bush Cherry
Alnus speciesBlack & Evergreen alder
Araucaria speciesBunya-Bunya, Hoop or Norfolk Island Pine
Bambusa speciesBamboo
Banksia species (large)Banksia
Betula speciesBirch
Brachychiton speciesLacebark, Flame & Kurragong
Caesalpinea ferreaLeopard tree
Casuarina speciesShe-Oaks
Cedrus speciesCedar, also Fir & Spruce
Celtis speciesNettle-tree
Cinnamomum camphoraCamphor laurel
Cupressus speciesCypress trees
Delonix rigiaPoinciana or Flamboyant
Erythrina speciesCoral-tree
Eucalyptus species (large)Gum trees
Ficus speciesFig trees
Fraxinus speciesAsh
Gleditsia speciesHoney Locust
Grevillia robustaSilky Oak
Hymenosporum flavumNative Frangipani
Jacaranda mimosifoliaJacaranda
Ligustrum speciesPrivet
Liquidamber speciesLiquidamber
Lophostemon confertusBrush box
Magnolia grandifloraBull Bay Magnolia
Melaleuca species (large)Paperbarks
Melia azedarachWhite cedar
Palm speciesPalm
Pinus speciesPine
Platanus speciesPlane tree
Populus speciesPoplar
Quercus speciesOak
Salix speciesWillow
Schinus speciesPepper-corn tree
Stenocarpus spinuatusQld. Firewheel tree
Syncarpia glomuliferaTurpentine
Syzygium speciesLillypilly or bush cherry
Tamarix aphyllaAthel pine
Tilia speciesLinden or lime tree
Tipuana tipuRace-horse tree
Ulmus speciesElm
Zelkova serrataJapanese Elm
ALLTall growing fruit & nut trees


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