Adansonia digitata

Adansonia digitata

The most widespread species of boab, native to Africa. Extremely long-lived 2,000+ years, with trunk diameter of 10M+. Stunning fast growing deciduous specimen feature tree for open sunny hot areas, with large white hanging scented flowers. Traditional food plant in Africa. Leaves, roots and fruits are edible. Very hardy & drought tolerant. 15-20M

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Cycas armstrongii

Cycas armstrongii

Beautiful, iconic and endemic native Cycad found across Top End Eucalyptus and open deciduous woodland forests. One of the smallest species. Listed as vulnerable and fully protected in the NT. A stunning termite resistant ornamental landscape feature planting. Light orange-brown palm like new feathery leaves, becoming glossy at maturity. Extremely fire tolerant and long lived. Deciduous, less so under irrigation. Wide indigenous uses, although all parts considered toxic.

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Allosyncarpia ternata

Allosyncarpia ternata

One of the Top End's most impressive large cyclone & termite resistant shade trees. Majestic, dense & evergreen symmetrical canopy. Can live for over a hundred years. Important source of honey. Non invasive roots. An excellent large feature shade tree for rural properties or street & parkscape plantings. 15-20M

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Callitris intratropica

Callitris intratropica

Distinctive Top End pine with cone shaped form and lovely delicate bluey green/grey foliage. Very hardy large tree with aromatic timber, the source of Blue Cypress oil used in perfumes, cosmetics and aromatherapy. Traditional uses include analgesic, body wash and insect repellent. Can live to 200+ years. 10-18M

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Calophyllum inophyllum

Calophyllum inophyllum

Common cyclone resistant showpiece shade tree in Darwin parks and gardens. Large stately form, shady evergreen glossy canopy and white cream fragrant showy flowers. Hardy, bird attractant, cyclone and termite resistant. Excellent shelter tree for rural properties. 10-20M

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Eucalyptus brevifolia

Eucalyptus brevifolia

Pretty small to medium endemic mallee gum. Widespread in the Kimberley & VRD with smooth creamy white bark, ageing to pink/grey. Evergreen blue-green foliage and cream flowers. Forms a lignotuber to resist fire & drought. Requires a sunny position with well drained soils. 6-8M

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Ganophyllum falcatum

Ganophyllum falcatum

Graceful medium sized termite resistant shade & screening tree. Lovely natural spreading canopy & elegant form with rusty mottled bark. Shiny bright green foliage and masses of incredible bright orange-red sweet edible fruit. Stunning feature tree for parks, gardens, urban and rural properties. 10-15M

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Maranthes corymbosa

Maranthes corymbosa

One of the most popular large cyclone & termite resistant shade trees in the Top End. Beautiful large spreading evergreen canopy, which weeps for screening & windbreaks or can be lifted for excellent shade. Suitable for planting around parks and playgrounds, and on rural and large urban properties. 10-20M

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Mimusops elengi (NT Native)

Mimusops elengi (NT Native)

Rare and elegant large shade tree with wonderful form and dense dark green foliage providing excellent shade. Fragrant cream flowers with bright red small round fruits. Bird attractant. Termite & cyclone resistant. Tolerates coastal conditions. Suitable for rural gardens, park & streetscapes. 10-15M

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Mimusops elengi

Mimusops elengi

Elegant medium feature tree with attractive rounded form and dark green foliage providing excellent dense shade. Fragrant cream flowers & bright red-orange edible fruits. Termite and cyclone resistant. Commonly seen across Darwin as streetscape planting. Prunable and easily shaped. 5-8M

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