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Liquidambar formosana 'Jamieson'
'Jamieson' Sweet Gum
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| Description | This variety of Liquidambar originates from the town of Jamieson in regional Victoria where there is a beautiful row of street trees planted around 1970 by botanist John Fogarty. The trees are part of the 'Jamieson trees of historical significance' walk, and they are recorded as a rare grafted Liquidambar fomosana. | ||
| Foliage |
Deciduous
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| Form |
Round
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| Mature Size | 12-15m x 8-10m | ||
| Uses | A beautiful large deciduous tree with lovely autumnal colours. As a large tree, this variety is perfect for a feature shade tree. Great for large parks and open spaces. The trees we have available here are limited and all future stock of 'Jamieson' will only be undertaken with significant numbers under contract. | ||
| Position & Soil | Prefers full sun in well-drained soils. A hardy tree once established that tolerates most soil conditions. | ||
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