• Detailed view of creamy white flower clusters of Angophora Floribunda, highlighting their texture and appeal to pollinators.
  • Young Rough-barked Apple tree in a pot, displaying vibrant green foliage, ideal for planting in large gardens or parks.
  • Fully grown Rough-barked Apple tree in a park setting, providing ample shade and adding natural beauty to the landscape.
  • Upward view along the rough, fibrous trunk of Angophora Floribunda, capturing its unique bark texture and towering height.
  • Detailed view of the rugged, fibrous bark of the Rough-barked Apple, showcasing its distinctive texture and character.
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Angophora Floribunda (Rough Barked Apple)

Angophora Floribunda (Rough Barked Apple)

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Angophora Floribunda (Rough-Barked Apple) is a beautiful Australian native tree known for its broad canopy, textured bark, and soft clusters of creamy-white flowers. Its rough, fibrous bark adds year-round character, while the summer blooms attract bees, birds, and other pollinators, making it a valuable feature tree for native gardens, parks, and larger landscapes.

Hardy, long-lived, and naturally graceful, Angophora Floribunda (Rough-Barked Apple) is an excellent choice for customers wanting shade, habitat value, and strong visual appeal. Its spreading form creates a relaxed, natural look, ideal for open spaces where it can develop into a standout specimen tree with minimal fuss.

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Mature height

10-20 meters

Mature width

8-12 meters

Spacing

5-10 meters

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Rough, fibrous bark (grey to brown); creamy white flowers

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Spring (September to November)

Sun tolerance

Full sun

Maintenance

Low maintenance; drought-tolerant once established

Root System

Develops a deep and wide-spreading root system that can become invasive in urban environments. While generally stable and drought-tolerant, its roots may extend several metres from the trunk and can interfere with underground services or structures if not properly managed. Best suited to open spaces or rural plantings with generous clearance from buildings and infrastructure.