High Street Armadale Project

Explore the transformation of High Street, Armadale, where carefully selected advanced trees from Evergreen Trees Direct have turned this residence into a green oasis of elegance. Discover the Waterhousea Floribunda, Peppercorn, and Japanese Maple that have added beauty and sophistication to the landscape, creating a breathtaking natural masterpiece.
High Street Armadale Project

Transforming High Street, Armadale: A Haven of Greenery and Elegance

Evergreen Trees Direct is proud to have been a part of the magnificent Armadale Plysier Perkins residence, a collaborative masterpiece with Myles Baldwin Landscaping. The carefully selected advanced trees compliment this stunning home, adding beauty to the landscape. Here are the trees that were used in this project: 

Waterhousea Floribunda 🌱 : This tree species was used to create a beautiful and elegant boundary hedge for the home.

Peppercorn (Schinus molle) 🌳: A large and majestic tree that adds a bold and impressive statement to the landscape.

Japanese Maple 🍁: A Japanese Maple was planted at the front of the home as a feature tree adding sophistication.

Waterhousea Floribunda - Weeping Lilly Pilly:

Uses: Hedging, screening, boundary planting
Mature Height: 10-20 meters
Mature Width: 5-10 meters
Growth Rate: Fast
Form: Dense, symmetrical, with a pyramidal or oval shape
Foliage: Glossy, dark green leaves with a weeping habit
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen (retains leaves year-round)
Pruning: Prune as needed to maintain desired shape and size
Position & Soil: Full sun to part shade; adaptable to various soil types, but prefers well-draining soil
Maintenance: Regular watering during dry periods, mulching, and occasional fertilization

This elegant tree species was chosen to create a boundary hedge, enhancing the privacy and serenity of the home. With its dense foliage and graceful appearance, the Waterhousea Floribunda forms a striking green backdrop, adding a touch of sophistication and natural beauty.

Japanese Maple - Acer Palmatum:

Uses: Ornamental tree, focal point in the landscape
Mature Height: 4-8 meters
Mature Width: 4-6 meters
Growth Rate: Slow to moderate
Form: Rounded, graceful, with delicate branching
Foliage: Palmate leaves with vibrant colors (red, orange, yellow, green) depending on the variety
Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous (loses leaves in winter)
Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring to shape and remove dead or damaged branches
Position & Soil: Partial shade to full sun; prefers well-draining, moist soil with organic matter
Maintenance: Regular watering, mulching, and protection from harsh winds and extreme temperatures

A focal point of elegance, a Japanese Maple was carefully planted at the front of the home. Known for its stunning foliage and delicate branches, the Japanese Maple adds a touch of sophistication and refinement to the landscape. Its vibrant colors and graceful form create a captivating visual impact, making it a true centerpiece of natural artistry.

 

Peppercorn Tree - Schinus molle:

Uses: Shade tree, focal point, street tree
Mature Height: 10-15 meters
Mature Width: 6-10 meters
Growth Rate: Moderate
Form: Wide-spreading canopy with a rounded or umbrella shape
Foliage: Dark green, feathery foliage
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen (some leaf drop may occur in dry conditions)
Pruning: Prune to remove dead or damaged branches, and to maintain a desirable shape
Position & Soil: Full sun; adaptable to a wide range of soil types, including sandy and poor soils
Maintenance: Moderate watering, especially during hot and dry periods, mulching, and occasional fertilization

Standing tall and majestic, the Peppercorn tree makes a bold and impressive statement in the landscape. Its expansive canopy provides shade and creates a sense of grandeur, elevating the overall aesthetic of the property. The Peppercorn tree exudes a timeless beauty, enhancing the visual appeal of the Armadale residence.

For more information, please contact us or send your plant schedules to sales@evergreentrees.com.au.

Designed by: @Pleysierperkins @sandersandking
Photography: @mitchlyonsphotography
Landscaping: @mylesbaldwin
Published: @est_living @thedesignfiles , @archello and @thelocalproject

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