Valley

Sugarloaf species list

ZoneSugarloaf
ProfileUpper Slopes, Ridges, Valleys & Streams
LandformSwift-flowing Streams
GeologyAlluvial and colluvial, soils sandy to gravelly with loams in some sites.
EVCRiparian Forest
DescriptionOn river flats and larger creeks typically with Manna Gums, and Silver Wattles and Blackwoods as a secondary tree layer.
ExamplesReedy Creek along Reedy Creek Rd, Tyaak; Sunday Creek at Andersons Garden at the intersection of Westcott Rd and Boundary Rd, Mt Disappointment State Forest;

This plant (species) list has been compiled after extensive literature searches, ground truthing and collaboration with local botanical experts.

Plants appearing in the Standard Revegetation List are hardy and robust species that are strong competitors that will provide structure to a site. Species listed are commonly available at indigenous nurseries, however ordering early is recommended.

Plants appearing in the Enhanced Revegetation List are species that will provide diversity to a site and provide a missing layer, eg. small shrub and ground layer. Many of these species may be outcompeted in weedy sites therefore good weed management is essential. Species listed may not be commonly available from indigenous nurseries and may require advanced orders up to 18 months.

Plants appearing in the EVC Species List are a general representation of what species may be found within that EVC for that zone. Many species listed may not be available from indigenous nurseries.

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Trees > 5m

Species NameCommon NameLife
Form
Notes
Acacia dealbataSilver WattleT
Acacia mearnsiiBlack WattleT
Acacia melanoxylonBlackwoodT
Acacia pravissimaOvens WattleT
Eucalyptus ovataSwamp GumT
Eucalyptus rubidaCandlebarkT
Eucalyptus viminalis subsp. viminalisManna GumT

Shrubs

Species NameCommon NameLife
Form
Notes
Acacia verticillataPrickly MosesMS
Bursaria spinosaSweet BursariaMS
Cassinia aculeataCommon CassiniaMS
Leptospermum continentalePrickly Tea-treeMS
Leptospermum lanigerumWoolly Tea-treeMS

Groundcovers

Species NameCommon NameLife
Form
Notes
Poa labillardiereiCommon Tussock-grassMTG

Footnotes

^Species from extended list. These may not be commonly available at nurseries.
💧Wetter sites/depressions

Life Forms

LHLarge HerbMNGMedium Non-tufted GraminoidSCScramble/Climber
LNGLarge Non-tufted GraminoidMSMedium ShrubTTree
LTGLarge Tufted GraminoidMTGMedium Tufted Graminoid
MHMedium HerbPSProstrate Shrub
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