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GUIDELINES FOR CEMETERY CONSERVATION PART FOUR -- APPENDICES Appendix 3. List of plants A list of plants suitable for use in 19th & early 20th Century cemeteries General notes: 1. This is intended to be a general list of hardy plants only. For precise information on climatic suitability of plants, consult local plant nurseries and relevant literature. 2. Plants found in old cemeteries but prone to become nuisance weeds have been excluded from this list. e.g. Privet sp. 3. Species listed have been found on cemetery sites in New South Wales. Note: Eucalyptus species are not commonly found as ‘planted’ species in old cemeteries, but frequently occur naturally in unused portions of a site or on the fringes of cemeteries in bushland or rural areas. These trees and other indigenous species are appropriate to use as a background planting in these locations and often form an important part of the character of old burial grounds. CODE E D/S GP — Evergreen - Deciduous and/or Seasonal — Suitable for grave planting CEMS\Policy Paper Review & model letters\2nd Edition Jan 2010.doc 115
GUIDELINES FOR CEMETERY CONSERVATION PART FOUR -- APPENDICES SMALL TO MEDIUM TREES Botanical Name Common Name E D/S GP ACMENA smithii Lilly Pilly + ILEX aquifolium English Holly + LAGERSTROEMIA indica Crepe Myrtle + TAURUS nobilis Bay Tree + STENOCARPUS sinuatus Queensland Firewheel Tree + THUYA orientalis (plain green form) Bookleaf Cypress + CEMS\Policy Paper Review & model letters\2nd Edition Jan 2010.doc 116
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