This is an upright form of Populus nigra growing to 25 m in height. It has triangularshaped dark green leaves which turn a brilliant yellow in late autumn. Poplars have separate male and female trees and the ones first introduced to the ACT were male.

This stunning upright form of flowering plum grows in columnar form to a height of 6m. Foliage is rich reddish bronze when young becoming darker with age. In early spring a profusion of white flowers with red stamens emerge followed by new foliage. This selection makes a fantastic urban screening or street tree, particularly where lateral space is limited.

This large spreading tree can reach a height of 40m. It makes an excellent shade tree for inland areas and is a koala food tree. It has small white flowers and also has the interesting feature of long hanging ribbons of bark that has been previously shed by the tree.

This is a superb ornamental pear with dense green foliage that turns gold, plum and burgundy in autumn. Growing to a height of 11 m, it is a popular specimen tree in parks and gardens. This species can tolerate quite dry conditions as well as intermittently wet, heavy soils.