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Moyne Shire Council is replacing trees in Mortlake’s Avenue of Honour to ensure it stands as a living memorial for generations to come.
The original trees, Monterey Cypress, had reached the end of their life and were posing a danger to the community.
A storm in January 2022 caused significant damage and Council removed the most dangerous trees - with the remaining WWII trees to be removed at a later date.
Heritage Victoria has issued a permit for the removal of the cypress trees and replanting with Holm Oaks. Replanting will begin in stages.
A Holm Oak Tree growing in Mortlake's Tea Tree Lake Reserve
Moyne Shire Council is replacing trees in Mortlake’s Avenue of Honour to ensure it stands as a living memorial for generations to come.
The original trees, Monterey Cypress, had reached the end of their life and were posing a danger to the community.
A storm in January 2022 caused significant damage and Council removed the most dangerous trees - with the remaining WWII trees to be removed at a later date.
Heritage Victoria has issued a permit for the removal of the cypress trees and replanting with Holm Oaks. Replanting will begin in stages.
A Holm Oak Tree growing in Mortlake's Tea Tree Lake Reserve
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Site preparation works including the removal of stumps and soil amelioration at 127 planting locations are proposed for early-mid 2025. Planting is scheduled for July-August 2025.
We will alert the Mortlake community and media to these activities in early 2025. An event to mark the planting will also be announced in 2025.