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2026 planting - Dawesville
Street trees and green verges provide shade, cool our city, make our neighbourhoods more beautiful, contribute to better health for our community and provide food and homes for our native wildlife.The Street Tree Masterplan is an outline of the important role trees play in enhancing our verges and road reserves.
The City of Mandurah's next round of Street Tree Masterplan planting will provide canopy cover and shade to targeted areas across Dawesville:
Five native tree species are available to eligible Dawesville residents as part of the 2026 program. These include:
Street trees and green verges provide shade, cool our city, make our neighbourhoods more beautiful, contribute to better health for our community and provide food and homes for our native wildlife.The Street Tree Masterplan is an outline of the important role trees play in enhancing our verges and road reserves.
The City of Mandurah's next round of Street Tree Masterplan planting will provide canopy cover and shade to targeted areas across Dawesville:
Five native tree species are available to eligible Dawesville residents as part of the 2026 program. These include:
Coastal Blackbutt (Euacalyptustodtiana)
Muchea Red(Corymbiaficifolia)
Redheart Moit (Eucalyptus decipiens)
Weeping Bottlebrush ‘Dawson River Weeper’ (Callistemon viminalis)
Weeping Peppermint(Agonis flexuosa)
Our team has identified these tree species as the most ideal for the area based on their suitability for verge sizes, local utilities, environmental and biosecurity conditions, and community preferences. Learn more about each tree by downloading the species list.
The Street Tree Masterplan Planting Program is administered by the City of Mandurah. Growing canopy coverage is part of the City’s Environmental Strategy 2023 – 2033. It is also listed as a measure of success in the City’s Strategic Community Plan 2020 – 2040.
City officers are now reviewing submissions and arranging a schedule for planting. Planting will be carried out during winter 2026.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding your application, contact the City at operationsadmin@mandurah.wa.gov.au or call (08) 9550 3777.
Thank you for taking part and supporting a healthy and diverse environment in Mandurah.
Past planting programs
Our Street Tree Masterplan programs have been improving canopy cover across Mandurah suburbs since 2022. So far, planting programs have been carried out in:
Coodanup (2022)
Madora Bay (2023)
Dudley Park (2024)
Dawesville (2025)
Due to the demand and success of last year’s planting, the 2026 program will return to Dawesville, with trees planted in targeted, low canopy areas (see map above).
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CLOSED: Stocks for the 2025 Street Tree Planting Program are now exhausted.
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Please complete this electronic form to choose your street tree species or to opt-out of having a street tree on your verge.
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Please complete this electronic form to choose your street tree species or to opt-out of having a street tree on your verge.
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Five native tree species are available to eligible Dawesville residents as part of the 2026 program. These include: 