{"help": "https://discover.data.vic.gov.au/en_AU/api/3/action/help_show?name=datastore_search", "success": true, "result": {"include_total": true, "limit": 100, "records_format": "objects", "resource_id": "946b2709-d483-4780-8a2a-49ad8083bfbf", "total_estimation_threshold": null, "records": [{"_id":1,"central_asset_id":"00301484","feature_location":"Canary Island Pine 2 Barkly Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Pinus canariensis","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"The tree was planted by Jacob Bernstein, an active member of Ballarat's Hebrew community, in 1867 and it is now a fine specimen, dominating the front of the building and indeed that intersection. Pinus canariensis is a native to the Canary Islands making it highly suited to South-east Australia. It has strongly fissured red bark which contrast with its dark deep-green and soft textured foliage.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.15-10-2020-1602718428091.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.87035, -37.562661], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.562661, 143.87035"},{"_id":2,"central_asset_id":"00301492","feature_location":"Pin Oak 1508 Sturt Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus palustris","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This Pin Oak is believed to have been planted in the early 1920s at the time of the home's construction. It has a significant impact upon the quality of the surrounding landscape and contributes to the tree canopy of Sturt Street. The form of the tree is not completely ideal due to its co-dominant habit that begins close to the base; however this has not impacted the tree's structural integrity. The tree is healthy and displays full and dense canopy. It has historically received periodic pruning and was irrigated during the drought of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Due to its location, its current health and structural condition, and the current owner's enthusiasm for care of the tree, this Pin Oak has sound prospects for longevity.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-10-2020-1603767581046.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.82863, -37.558189], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.558189, 143.82863"},{"_id":3,"central_asset_id":"00301493","feature_location":"Spanish Fir 31- 39 Barkly Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Abies pinsapo","spread":"Not Assessed","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"These trees are two commemorative plantings growing either side of the stone steps next to the former Ballarat East Town Hall (demolished). Tree one the left tree has a cable installed in the top canopy holding together the co-dominant structure. Tree two has the poorer structure of the two trees.  The trees were planted in 1901 by the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. Abies pinsapo is a species of Fir native to southern Spain and northern Morocco. Located on an embankment south-east of the Library Building.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-10-2020-1603756990297.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.8684129422, -37.5645299564], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.5645299564, 143.8684129422"},{"_id":4,"central_asset_id":"00301495","feature_location":"Dutch Elm 134 Gillies Road","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Ulmus x hollandica","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"The tree makes a striking feature on this rural property and can be seen for some distance around the area. It makes an important contribution to the rural landscape. Edward Williamson purchased this crown grant at auction in Ballarat on 21st September 1854 and it remained in this family until approximately 1921.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.16-6-2020-1592267816930.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.829851, -37.506137], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.506137, 143.829851"},{"_id":5,"central_asset_id":"00301497","feature_location":"Algerian Oak Kirks Reservoir Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus canariensis","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"A very large specimen tree set amongst the historic exotic landscape of Kirks Reservoir.","private":"No","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.26-10-2020-1603677828875.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.933714, -37.551643], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.551643, 143.933714"},{"_id":6,"central_asset_id":"00301505","feature_location":"Scent Bark 3 Aquila court","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus aromaphloia","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"A rare remnant Scent Bark in an urban location surrounded by homes, fences and a shed. This is a large tree that has survived extensive development within close proximity. The Scent Bark is an indigenous tree found in central Victoria including in and around Ballarat. It favours flat or slightly undulating areas of open forest. Very few remnant trees such as this exists in an urban setting.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.9-11-2021-1636419993170.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.869175, -37.544174], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.544174, 143.869175"},{"_id":7,"central_asset_id":"00301538","feature_location":"Himalayan Cedar 526 Bond Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Cedrus deodara","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"This tree is an excellent specimen of the species. The home was built in 1883 and the tree planted soon after. Native to Western Himalayan Mountains (Afghanistan, Pakistan and India). A large evergreen coniferous tree growing to approximately 40 metres considered a divine tree among the Hindu faith. The timber is in great demand for building materials and furniture production.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.17-6-2020-1592365371626.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.859039, -37.57047], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.57047, 143.859039"},{"_id":8,"central_asset_id":"00301539","feature_location":"English Oak Woodmans Hill Secondary College","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus robur","spread":"15-25m","number":"21","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"An important avenue of trees as you enter Ballarat, this group of trees is an impressive collection that has stood the test of time. Quercus robur is a native tree to Europe but wildly planted as a street tree and park tree throughout Australia. These trees are approximately 80 - 100 years old and located on the site that is now the Woodman's Hill Secondary College. All 21 trees all have good structure and are displaying excellent heath. English Oaks perform well in the Ballarat climate and these trees are evidence of this. This site has been a Secondary/High school since 1945.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.26-10-2020-1603676410686.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.89219296, -37.55831697], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.55831697, 143.89219296"},{"_id":9,"central_asset_id":"00301540","feature_location":"English Oak 907 Talbot Street South","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus robur","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"A large Oak in the back yard of a residential area. There are not many trees this big in Redan. A native to Europe this is a fine specimen of Quercus robur. In Europe the timber is commonly used for construction and furniture. Before housing development the land was owned by Band of Hope & Albion Consols Gold Mining Co and it is believed that the tree was planted by them at some time.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-10-2020-1603759462050.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.839872, -37.580295], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.580295, 143.839872"},{"_id":10,"central_asset_id":"00301542","feature_location":"Camperdown Elm 336 & 340 Wendouree Parade","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"31cm - 60cm","species":"Ulmus glabra 'Camperdownii'","spread":"6-10m","number":"4","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"The first Ulmus glabra ‘Camperdownii’ was discovered in the forest at Camperdown House in Dundee Scotland and soon became commercially available around the world. The original tree found is still growing in the gardens of Camperdown House. These four trees were planted around 100 years ago and were part of the gardens of the Greenfield Family. The Greenfield family operated a nursery at the property with a Gregory Street frontage. Four great trees all featuring the unusual contorted shapes of the branches typical of this species.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.17-6-2020-1592371014843.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.840516, -37.544264], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.544264, 143.840516"},{"_id":11,"central_asset_id":"00189427","feature_location":"Tasmanian Blue Gum Rail Reserve","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus globulus","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Scott Parade hosts several Large Tasmanian Blue Gums that are all over 100 years old. Tasmanian Blue gums are native to Tasmania and Southern Victoria (Otway Ranges and southern Gippsland). There are also patches on King Island and Flinders Island. Heavily planted as a plantation tree for pulp or firewood, Blue Gums are planted around the world and is the most extensively cultivated Eucalyptus tree. There is approximately 4,500 square kilometres of Blue Gums currently planted in Australia as plantations. This tree is an excellent specimen with excellent structure and an unusual growth feature at the base of the tree.","private":"No","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.15-10-2020-1602719211355.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.86867254, -37.55932155], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.55932155, 143.86867254"},{"_id":12,"central_asset_id":"00301770","feature_location":"Bunya Bunya Pine 7208 Midland Highway","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Araucaria bidwillii","spread":"15-25m","number":"2","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"Araucaria bidwillii is native to southwest Queensland and can be found in small patches in the wild. The tree has significance in the Aboriginal Community being called the bunya, bonye, bunyi or bunya-bunya in various Aboriginal languages. Bunya pines can grow to 35 to 40 metres and live for 500 years. These two trees have the typical growth habit of Bunya pines and are excellent specimens.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.22-6-2020-1592797650140.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.897826, -37.652173], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.652173, 143.897826"},{"_id":13,"central_asset_id":"00301772","feature_location":"Himalayan Cedar 7208 Midland Highway","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Cedrus deodara","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Native to Western Himalayan Mountains (Afghanistan, Pakistan and India). A large evergreen coniferous tree potentially reaching heights of approximately 40 metres, it is considered a divine tree among the Hindu faith. This is a large fine specimen in the grounds of the homestead. It takes over a large area and is a great focal point as you enter the property.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.22-6-2020-1592799008657.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.89855, -37.652343], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.652343, 143.89855"},{"_id":14,"central_asset_id":"00303544","feature_location":"Monterey Pine 220 Bush Inn Road","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Not Applicable","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Pinus radiata","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"25-40","significance_statement":"This is a particularly old and appealing example of a Monterey Pine. It is significantly taller than any surrounding trees and is very old for an exotic tree in the region. The size and age of the tree indicates the possibility that it dates to the era of Le Gerche, a solitary forester in the area 1880-90s, and could have been planted by him.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.1-10-2020-1601511108924.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.923925, -37.476127], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.476127, 143.923925"},{"_id":15,"central_asset_id":"00304030","feature_location":"Algerian Oak 505 Cathcart Street","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Not Applicable","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus canariensis","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"One of two very large specimen trees set amongst beautiful landscaped rear garden of this property in the historic township of Buninyong. The current owner believes that the property was originally the local dairy and that the trees were planted in the location over 100 years ago.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.10-12-2020-1607555378941.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.879203, -37.650105], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.650105, 143.879203"},{"_id":16,"central_asset_id":"00305003","feature_location":"Eastern Cottonwood 5 Clissold Street","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Populus deltoides","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This huge Poplar dominates the street scape of the historical area of Soldiers Hill. Quite possibly the largest Poplar in Ballarat, the Eastern Cottonwood is native to Southwestern Canada, United States and northeast Mexico. The oldest recorded tree was planted in 1870 in Hastings New Zealand and is 42 metres tall.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.20-6-2022-1655689661718.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.864829, -37.55387601], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.55387601, 143.864829"},{"_id":17,"central_asset_id":"00305025","feature_location":"Lemon Scented Gum 140-202 Lydiard Street North","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Not Applicable","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Corymbia citriodora","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Large examples of the Lemon Scented Gum are a rare sight in Ballarat due to the very cold winters and particularly the heavy frost that inhibits their ability to reach maturity. This example has not only reached maturity but is surprisingly thriving in what would be described as a highly compacted sight in the centre of the Ballarat Railway Station car park. Recent development works in the vicinity of the tree had the potential to negatively impact it and therefore protection measure have been installed to ensure its ongoing viability.","private":"No","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.28-1-2021-1611790566127.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.859229, -37.558053], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.558053, 143.859229"},{"_id":18,"central_asset_id":"00311192","feature_location":"Golden Ash 175 Gillies Street North","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Not Applicable","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Fraxinus excelsior aurea","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"Located within the back yard of 175 Gillies Street, Lake Gardens, stands this magnificent example of the Golden Ash. This tree, along with many others within the area, were part of the original plantings that took place in the early 1800’s when the location was used initially as a Industrial School for girls then a Reformatory for boys and then later on the Lakeside Hospital. The area now contains a subdivision and this tree was identifed to be retained and protected as part of the wider subdivision of the land. The retention has been successful enabling the owner of this particular property the ability to enjoy what the tree provides.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.31-1-2022-1643602255427.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.82091782, -37.54355841], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.54355841, 143.82091782"},{"_id":19,"central_asset_id":"00312880","feature_location":"English Oak 1712 Sturt Street","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus robur","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"One of the finest examples of the English Oak in Ballarat, stands this beautiful tree surrounded by luash formal garden setting. The tree has been cared for by the owner by way of regular amenity pruning, a worthy tree of inclusion on the register.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.24-6-2022-1656032672715.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.8208091, -37.55609244], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.55609244, 143.8208091"},{"_id":20,"central_asset_id":"00156493","feature_location":"English Maple Ballarat Botanical Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Acer campestre","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This tree is a fine example of this species in Ballarat and the largest known specimen.  It has a well-shaped symmetrical crown and set amongst a group of exceptional trees located south of the Conservatory.  A much larger example of this species was nearby but was in decline and removed in 1994 as part of Conservatory development.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.13-11-2013-1384309913989.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.821188, -37.546984], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.546984, 143.821188"},{"_id":21,"central_asset_id":"00156538","feature_location":"Golden Elm Ballarat Botanical Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"31cm - 60cm","species":"Ulmus x hollandica 'Wredei'","spread":"6-10m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"These two Golden Elms are located 25 and 95 metres south of Conservatory at each end of a row of different elm species. They are mature specimens of this very unusual Elm, rare in cultivation in Victoria. Only other known examples occur in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, and Central Park, Malvern.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.13-11-2013-1384303914930.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.82094806, -37.54768455], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.54768455, 143.82094806"},{"_id":22,"central_asset_id":"00157155","feature_location":"Weeping Scotch Elm Ballarat Botanical Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Ulmus glabra 'Pendula'","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"This tree, located 70 metres south of the Conservatory, is the last remaining tree of three original Weeping Scotch Elms growing in the Gardens. They were noted as being a pleasant group of trees and some of the tallest known examples of this species. The other two trees were removed prior to 2011 due to poor health and structural issues.  This specimen has significant structural issues and has been “propped” to prevent it failing over.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.20-11-2013-1384905816582.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.821592, -37.547461], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.547461, 143.821592"},{"_id":23,"central_asset_id":"00166839","feature_location":"Algerian Oak Buninyong Botanical Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus canariensis","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"This large oak was vandalised (ringbarked) nearly 20 years ago and repaired by a local arborist. Bark grafts were undertaken by the arborist to “bridge the gap” in the cambium, these grafts have been successful and are clearly visible making this an unusual feature on the trunk of this tree.  This tree has historical values as it is part of the original Botanic Garden plantings.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.14-11-2018-1542154480124.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.887339, -37.653167], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.653167, 143.887339"},{"_id":24,"central_asset_id":"00250635","feature_location":"White Poplar Buninyong Botanical Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Populus alba","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Three mature Poplars near the Buninyong Botanic Garden old baths are a valuable addition to the gardens. Formally a group of six trees, three where removed due to poor structure, over crowding and competition. The two best trees remain. These Poplars are extensively planted throughout Ballarat, but these three have historical values and are large specimens. White Poplar wood is often used for sculptures across Europe, China and the USA. In some areas this species is an environmental weed.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.30-1-2015-1422572922159.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.888091, -37.653133], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.653133, 143.888091"},{"_id":25,"central_asset_id":"00151832","feature_location":"Mediterranean Cypress Central Park","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Not Applicable","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Not Applicable","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Not Applicable","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Not Applicable","particularly_old":"Not Applicable","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"31cm - 60cm","species":"Cupressus sempervirens","spread":"3-6m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Located within Central Park, Lake Gardens, this mature Cypress is one of the last remaining mature examples of the original plantings that took place in the early 1800’s when the location was used as an Industrial School for girls then a Reformatory for boys and then later on the Lakeside Hospital. The area now contains a subdivision and the trees were identified to be retained and protected as part of the wider subdivision of the land.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.17-5-2017-1494978916994.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.81768304, -37.54492353], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.54492353, 143.81768304"},{"_id":26,"central_asset_id":"00151833","feature_location":"Sierra Redwood Central Park","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Not Applicable","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Sequoiadendron giganteum","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Located within Central Park, Lake Gardens, stands this beautiful Sierra Redwood. This tree, along with many others within the reserve, were part of the original plantings that took place in the early 1800’s when the location was used as an Industrial School for girls then a Reformatory for boys and then later on the Lakeside Hospital. The area now contains a subdivision and the trees were identifed to be retained and protected as part of the wider subdivision of the land.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.24-6-2022-1656034269818.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.81784594, -37.54482696], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.54482696, 143.81784594"},{"_id":27,"central_asset_id":"00234138","feature_location":"Weeping Pagoda Eureka Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"16cm - 30cm","species":"Sophora japonica 'Pendula'","spread":"3-6m","number":"1","height":"<3","significance_statement":"The tree is one of the only known mature example of this species in the area. Three others in Ballarat which were on the National Trust Victoria Register have died and been removed. This tree is not associated with the historic events of this site.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.21-10-2020-1603244952566.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.885246, -37.565272], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.565272, 143.885246"},{"_id":28,"central_asset_id":"00301888","feature_location":"River Red Gum Lake Burrumbeet Reserve","aboriginal_association":"Yes","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus camaldulensis","spread":"15-25m","number":"200","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Included on the register is the collection of exceptional Eucalyptus camaldulensis (River Red Gums) that are located on the foreshore around Lake Burrumbeet. Approximately 200 trees around the lake were nominated for the Exceptional Tree Register. These trees are remnant vegetation and it is hard to age them, some are believed to be around 200-300 years old. Red gums can grow anywhere between 400-1000 years old.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.29-10-2020-1603934567471.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.639814, -37.532687], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.532687, 143.639814"},{"_id":29,"central_asset_id":"00224195","feature_location":"Swamp Gum South Gardens Reserve","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus ovata","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"A remnant tree that is located near the Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial, South Ballarat Botanical Gardens. Eucalyptus ovata is native to Victoria, south-eastern NSW, south-west SA and Tasmania. This tree is an important habitat tree with numerous hollows.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.20-11-2019-1574220318362.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.82066402, -37.55322405], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.55322405, 143.82066402"},{"_id":30,"central_asset_id":"00192845","feature_location":"Algerian Oak Sturt Street Center Median","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus canariensis","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"25-40","significance_statement":"A large Algerian Oak in the median strip at the east end of Sturt Street. This tree is native to Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. The tree has significant historic as well as aesthetic value and is a fantastic sight as you enter Sturt Street. This tree is located near the Robert Burns Statue.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.11-9-2013-1378865623158.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.858207, -37.561981], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.561981, 143.858207"},{"_id":31,"central_asset_id":"00152928","feature_location":"Algerian Oak Sturt Street Center Median","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus canariensis","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"25-40","significance_statement":"A large Algerian Oak in the median strip at the east end of Sturt Street. This tree is native to Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. 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Other known examples occur at Camperdown, Castlemaine and the Royal Botanic Gardens. The leaves are large and the lobes round with the whole under-surface covered in a close down. The Italian Maple is native to the hills and mountains of southern and western Europe. This species is rare in cultivation and are no longer available in the nursery trade. Located near 'The Gong' in the upper garden.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.21-10-2020-1603240312062.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.8904052176, -37.6538877158], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.6538877158, 143.8904052176"},{"_id":33,"central_asset_id":"00225768","feature_location":"Red Norway Maple The Gong","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Acer platanoides","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"A very attractive tree with dark purple foliage. The tree is almost of perfect form and is in excellent condition. This specimen is the best example of this cultivar known in cultivation. Acer platanoides is native to eastern and central Europe, and southwest Asia. 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The Yellow Pine is a coniferous tree native to New Zealand. The tree can attain heights of 10m, but in open areas is usually a low spreading bush.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.18-12-2018-1545099716197.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.823931, -37.560849], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.560849, 143.823931"},{"_id":35,"central_asset_id":"00173012","feature_location":"Fastigiated English Oak Victoria Park","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Quercus robur fastigiata","spread":"3-6m","number":"4","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"These 2 stands contain 12 fine specimens of Fastigated Oaks (Quercus robur 'Fastigiata') which are rare in cultivation. They were planted in the early 1900's and are located halfway along Cedar Avenue and between Plane and Cedar Avenues.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-10-2020-1603766008699.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.822606, -37.562571], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.562571, 143.822606"},{"_id":36,"central_asset_id":"00303340","feature_location":"Swamp Gum Kensington Creek Reserve","aboriginal_association":"Yes","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Not Applicable","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Not Applicable","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus ovata","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Located within Kensington Creek Reserve, this majestic Swamp Gum is a perfect example of the species. The tree not only contributes significantly the local amenity but more importantly the environment by providing important habitat opportunities for local fauna.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.13-11-2023-1699839862614.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.8029081, -37.57972698], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.57972698, 143.8029081"},{"_id":37,"central_asset_id":"00239670","feature_location":"Manna Gum Yarrawee River Trail","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus viminalis viminalis","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"25-40","significance_statement":"A massive remnant Manna Gum along the Yarrawee River. This tree represents outstanding habitat value and is a fantastic feature as you walk along the Wallaby Track. This tree has lost a few large limbs in the past and has lots of hollows.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.17-10-2014-1413495785759.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.918876, -37.548921], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.548921, 143.918876"},{"_id":38,"central_asset_id":"00193684","feature_location":"River Red Gum Community Gardens Dyte Parade","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus camaldulensis","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"25-40","significance_statement":"A large Eucalypt over 100 years old and with a DBH of 127cms, this tree grows next to the community gardens in Dyte Parade(previously a tennis court). 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It is a very good example of this species. English oak is native to most of Europe and grows to 20-30 metres. This mature Oak provides significant amenity to this area of Gillies Street.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.28-10-2020-1603857417929.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.822102, -37.541468], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.541468, 143.822102"},{"_id":40,"central_asset_id":"00252396","feature_location":"Willow Myrtle 326 High Street Learmonth","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Agonis flexuosa","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"This tree is believed to be planted sometime during the 1870s with a photo taken showing it in 1909 with the tree already around 20-30 years old. Agonis flexuosa is a native to southwest Western Australia and is commonly planted through Perth as a street tree and park tree. Featuring small white clustered flowers.This specimen has two cables installed preventing it from filure. Rare historic species as there is not many Agonis growing in Ballarat.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.10-3-2015-1425936851228.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.717391, -37.422822], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.422822, 143.717391"},{"_id":41,"central_asset_id":"00252397","feature_location":"Himalayan Cedar 326 High Street Learmonth","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Cedrus deodara","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This impressive specimen is a prominent part of the local streetscape. Native to Western Himalayan Mountains (Afghanistan, Pakistan and India). A large evergreen coniferous tree growing to approximately 40 metres which is considered a divine tree among the Hindu faith. This specimen is believed to have been planted by James Richmond a former Shire of Ballarat Shire Secretary during the 1870s.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.10-3-2015-1425937174421.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.717556, -37.422964], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.422964, 143.717556"},{"_id":42,"central_asset_id":"00321790","feature_location":"Ulmus camperdowniii 809 Lydiard Street North","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Not Applicable","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Not Applicable","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Ulmus glabra 'Camperdownii'","spread":"Not Assessed","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"One of three original plantings in the rear yards of 809, 811 & 813 and believed to have been planted in 1890, this tree is significant due to its large physical dimensions, maturity and good form. Due to the trees estimated age and physical size the tree make a significant impact on the amenity of the local area.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.29-5-2023-1685328561114.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.8603871472, -37.5443001255], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.5443001255, 143.8603871472"},{"_id":43,"central_asset_id":"00170176","feature_location":"Manna Gum Nolan Street","aboriginal_association":"Yes","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus viminalis viminalis","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This tree has significant Aboriginal cultural heritage. A towering Manna Gum in the middle of Nolan Street in Buninyong. It is loacally known as the corroboree tree. The tree is possibly hundreds of years old and was a gathering place for the Wathaurung people. The DBH is around 3 metres, has lots of hollows and is an excellent habitat tree.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.20-8-2014-1408498413520.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.878004, -37.656463], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.656463, 143.878004"},{"_id":44,"central_asset_id":"00190773","feature_location":"Tasmanian Blue Gum Scott Parade Reserve","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus globulus","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Scott Parade hosts several Large Tasmanian Blue Gums that are all over 100 years old. Tasmanian Blue gums are native to Tasmania and Southern Victoria (Otway Ranges and southern Gippsland). There are also patches on King Island and Flinders Island. Heavily planted as a plantation tree for pulp or firewood Blue Gums are planted around the world and is the most extensively cultivated Eucalyptus tree. This tree is the biggest of the Scott Parade trees and is a very impressive specimen.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.17-3-2015-1426561453937.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.878306, -37.558045], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.558045, 143.878306"},{"_id":45,"central_asset_id":"00239084","feature_location":"Tasmanian Blue Gum Scott Parade Reserve","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus globulus","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Scott Parade hosts several Large Tasmanian Blue Gums that are all over 100 years old. Tasmanian Blue gums are native to Tasmania and Southern Victoria (Otway Ranges and southern Gippsland). There are also patches on King Island and Flinders Island. Heavily planted as a plantation tree for pulp or firewood, Blue Gums are planted around the world and is the most extensively cultivated Eucalyptus tree.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.9-10-2014-1412823039294.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.878455, -37.558017], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.558017, 143.878455"},{"_id":46,"central_asset_id":"00301885","feature_location":"Silky Oak Scott Parade","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Grevillea robusta","spread":"15-25m","number":"2","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"These two large Grevillia robusta trees are located on the rail siding along Scott Parade. Considered the largest two examples of this species in Ballarat. A fast-growing evergreen that occurs naturally on the coast and ranges in southern Queensland and in New South Wales. Silky Oaks make good street trees as they are resilient to many climates and usually have good form. This species is also used for wood products such as furniture and building products due to their ability to resist decay.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.26-10-2020-1603675812027.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.862121, -37.559082], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.559082, 143.862121"},{"_id":47,"central_asset_id":"00231803","feature_location":"Walnut Tourello Road","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"31cm - 60cm","species":"Juglans regia","spread":"10-15m","number":"36","height":"3-6","significance_statement":"The Tourello Avenue of Honour was planted in 1918/19 to commemorate soldiers from the Tourello district who served in World War One. There are a total of 36 trees (19 on north side, plus two replacements; 17 on south side and 3 young multi-trunked trees at north-east end). A powerline runs along the north side and the trees were heavily pruned in early 1994. Generally the trees are in good condition, especially the south side. This is the only known example of walnuts used as an avenue planting in Victoria.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/2020\\10\\Walnut.JPG","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.78257872, -37.35343107], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.35343107, 143.78257872"},{"_id":48,"central_asset_id":"00161413","feature_location":"Algerian Oak Wendouree Parade","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus canariensis","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This mature Quercus canariensis is located on Wendouree Parade near the Morey Gates of the Ballarat Botanical Gardens. The Algerian Oak is typically a large tree at maturity with some specimens reaching 35 metres. In Kyneton’s Botanical Gardens there is a specimen planted on 19th May 1864. Ballarat has several mature Algerian Oaks including this one and three large specimens in Sturt Street.","private":"No","council":"Yes","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.15-10-2020-1602732778432.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.822702, -37.546526], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.546526, 143.822702"},{"_id":49,"central_asset_id":"00284770","feature_location":"Blue Atlas Cedar 212 Morton Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Cedrus atlantica glauca","spread":"15-25m","number":"7","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"The Blue Atlas Cedar is native to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and to the Tell Atlas in Algeria (North Africa). Not a common tree planted in Victoria and there are few in Ballarat. Evergreen large coniferous tree growing to approximately 30 metres. A tree that can grow in dry and hot conditions and had been planted in plantations for timber production. Planted in 1917 on the grounds of the former Wesleyan Chapel and school that serviced the Mount Pleasant community. These trees were planted to commemorate the service and sacrifice of local residents in WW1.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.30-5-2018-1527654689374.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.852725, -37.579043], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.579043, 143.852725"},{"_id":50,"central_asset_id":"00190683","feature_location":"Corsican Pine Railway Reserve","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Pinus nigra var corsicana","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This Corsican Pine is a remnant of original plantings along this road reserve, originally the main road into Ballarat from Melbourne. It is in the Vic Track Rail reserve opposite 119 Scott Parade. The stock or seed is believed to have been supplied by Baron von Mueller and the tree is an outstanding single specimen.","private":"No","council":"No","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.15-10-2020-1602719794113.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.874496, -37.558657], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.558657, 143.874496"},{"_id":51,"central_asset_id":"00301491","feature_location":"Narrow Leaf Peppermint 1a Cypress Road","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus radiata","spread":"Not Assessed","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This is a very attractive remnant example of the Narrow-Leafed Peppermint. In Victoria, Eucalyptus radiata is a common forest tree and ranges north of the Great Dividing Range, from the mountains at the border with New South Wales to Wombat State Forest, the Otway Range and as far as South Gippsland.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.26-10-2020-1603677454704.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.917355, -37.553588], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.553588, 143.917355"},{"_id":52,"central_asset_id":"00301499","feature_location":"Scent Bark 9 Haymes Road","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus aromaphloia","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"A very old, possibly remnant, tall indigenous tree set amongst scattered indigenous eucalypts within a private property.  Contains numerous hollows throughout the canopy.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.19-10-2020-1603071384629.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.87367, -37.600208], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.600208, 143.87367"},{"_id":53,"central_asset_id":"00301504","feature_location":"Butia Palm 24a Anderson Street West","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Butia capitata","spread":"3-6m","number":"1","height":"3-6","significance_statement":"Butia Palm located at 24A Anderson Street is the only know palm of this species in Ballarat. A stout palm native to Brazil grows to 12 metres with feather palm pinnate leaves and a blue sheen. The fruit can be used for juice, liquor, marmalades and ice-cream.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-10-2020-1603758199383.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.85941388, -37.56630996], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.56630996, 143.85941388"},{"_id":54,"central_asset_id":"00301506","feature_location":"Manna Gum Glen Park","aboriginal_association":"Yes","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"No","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Eucalyptus viminalis viminalis","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Large Manna Gum on the edge of the Creswick State Forest this remnant tree is an impressive specimen.  Eucalyptus viminalis is an important Koala food tree along with Eucalyptus ovata, and Eucalyptus radiata in the region.  Endemic to NSW, VIC and SA a large tree that can grow to 40 meters tall and is often used as a fine wood to make funiture and the like. This tree exhibits some die back and epicormic growth that is signs of stress but over all the tree is healthy.","private":"No","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.28-10-2020-1603853981137.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.8993337722, -37.5184736625], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.5184736625, 143.8993337722"},{"_id":55,"central_asset_id":"00301507","feature_location":"English Oak 61 Lofven Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus robur","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"Another impressive Quercus robur, this is a particularly large oak with excellent form. The current owner of this tree informed us that it nearly died approximately 18 years ago, however, with advice from an arborist they were able to intervene and nurture the tree back to health. This tree is a prominent feature in the street scape.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.28-10-2020-1603854917294.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.88677, -37.54804], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.54804, 143.88677"},{"_id":56,"central_asset_id":"00301544","feature_location":"English Oak 325 Ligar Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Quercus robur","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"A large Oak in the back yard of a residential area in Soldiers hill. A native to Europe this is a fine specimen of Quercus robur. In Europe the timber is commonly used for construction and furniture. This tree is one of the largest private trees within the historic Soldiers Hill area. The house is circ 1890 and the tree was presumably planted soon after the current owners have the tree cared for by an arborist on a regular basis.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.1-12-2022-1669860430369.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.861364, -37.554083], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.554083, 143.861364"},{"_id":57,"central_asset_id":"00301765","feature_location":"Eastern Cottonwood Kirks Reservoir Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Populus deltoides","spread":"25-40m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"A large Poplar in the gardens of Kirks Reservoir, this tree represents a fine example of the species. Quite possibly the largest poplar of this species in Ballarat apart from the one in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens near the fernery. Mr Kirk sold the reservoir to the Victorian Government back in 1861 and Kirks reservoir became Ballarat’s first permanent water supply. The gardens were constructed around the 1900’s. A popular tree for people to have weddings and party under. Eastern Cottonwood is native to the USA.","private":"No","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.26-10-2020-1603678600593.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.931448, -37.551959], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.551959, 143.931448"},{"_id":58,"central_asset_id":"00301768","feature_location":"Californian Redwood 7208 Midland Highway","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"No","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"Yes","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"Yes","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Sequoia sempervirens","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"This large Californian Redwood close to the homestead, is a great specimen.  Redwoods are an evergreen native to California and southwestern Oregon. Extensively harvested for their timber from the 1850s these trees are now protected from logging in their native environment.  Redwoods are grown in plantations  across the globe. The largest alive tree is 115.85 metres tall at the Redwood National State Park in California.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.22-6-2020-1592797169315.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.898202, -37.652063], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.652063, 143.898202"},{"_id":59,"central_asset_id":"00301771","feature_location":"Norway Spruce 7208 Midland Highway","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"No","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"31cm - 60cm","species":"Picea abies","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"This species of tree is native to Europe and can grow up to 35-55 metres tall. An evergreen coniferous tree and is highly sort after for its fine timber in furniture making. This is a fine example and there are few Spruce trees of this maturity in Ballarat.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.22-6-2020-1592798151916.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.898051, -37.652137], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.652137, 143.898051"},{"_id":60,"central_asset_id":"00301881","feature_location":"Camperdown Elm 213 Howitt Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Yes","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Ulmus glabra 'Camperdownii'","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"6-10","significance_statement":"The first Ulmus glabra ‘Camperdownii’ was discovered in the forest at Camperdown House in Dundee Scotland and soon became commercially available around the world. The original tree found is still growing in the gardens of Camperdown House. This particular tree was planted prior to 1939 and was part of the former Grange Estate. The tree was retained when the Estate was subdivided, and the house was set back on the lot to accommodate the tree. It is a fine specimen and outstanding example of the species.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.28-10-2020-1603855400664.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.86223, -37.544118], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.544118, 143.86223"},{"_id":61,"central_asset_id":"00301941","feature_location":"Blue Atlas Cedar 31-39 Barkly Street","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"No","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"No","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"No","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Cedrus atlantica glauca","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Originally part of the Ballarat East Town Hall Gardens, this is a lovely old tree, possibly 120 years old (1982)<BR><EM>Cedrus atlantica </EM>is native to the Atlas Mountains of Algeria and Morocco.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"Yes","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-10-2020-1603757328986.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.86850406, -37.56479301], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.56479301, 143.86850406"},{"_id":62,"central_asset_id":"00303720","feature_location":"Horse Chestnut 7 Drummond Street South","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Not Applicable","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Not Applicable","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Not Applicable","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Aesculus hippocastanum","spread":"15-25m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"Located in the rear yard of a property in Drummond Street South, this specimen is so large that it dominates the yard in which it is located, so large is the crown of this tree that it is visible from Sturt Street to the north. Horse Chestnuts are a widely used ornamental tree used as street tree plantings and in parks. Native to South East Europe these trees can grow to around 30 metres tall.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.26-11-2020-1606359082229.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.847942, -37.561946], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.561946, 143.847942"},{"_id":63,"central_asset_id":"00319412","feature_location":"Cupressocyparis cashmeriana 323 Ligar Street","aboriginal_association":"Not Applicable","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"Not Applicable","historical_value":"Yes","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Not Applicable","outstanding_habitat_value":"Not Applicable","outstanding_size":"Not Applicable","particularly_old":"Yes","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"Not Applicable","diameter_breast_height":"61cm-90cm","species":"Cupressus cashmeriana","spread":"3-6m","number":"1","height":"10-15","significance_statement":"This Kashmir Cypress is a species of evergreen conifer native to the eastern Himalaya in Bhutan. This particular specimen sits proudly in the rear yard of this home and its presence is welcomed by surrounding residences that enjoy the contrasting blue-green foliage.","private":"Yes","council":"No","national_trust":"No","image_url":"https://www.ballarat.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/TM1.27-4-2023-1682565200139.jpg","json_geometry":"{\"coordinates\": [143.86123674, -37.55436615], \"type\": \"Point\"}","geo_point_2d":"-37.55436615, 143.86123674"},{"_id":64,"central_asset_id":"00156482","feature_location":"Bunya Bunya Pine Ballarat Botanical Gardens","aboriginal_association":"No","aesthetic_value":"Yes","curious_growth_form":"No","historical_value":"No","horticultural_value":"Yes","location_context":"Yes","outstanding_example":"Yes","outstanding_habitat_value":"No","outstanding_size":"Yes","particularly_old":"No","rare_or_localised":"Yes","social_cultural_spiritual":"No","diameter_breast_height":"> 90cm","species":"Araucaria bidwillii","spread":"10-15m","number":"1","height":"15-25","significance_statement":"These four Bunya Bunya Pines are situated roughly in pairs. The two near the 'Statue of Spring' are the most handsome, but all are fine specimens. 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