Annual Tree Planting Program

The City of Swan is planting trees along roadside verges to enhance our urban tree canopy. This will help with our land conservation efforts and encourage biodiversity.

Project status

  • Community consultation to be conducted in January 2025
  • Planting will start from April 2025.



Project timeline

2025 plantings consultation

Community consultation to be conducted in January 2025

2025 plantings start

Planting will start from April 2025

2025 plantings scheduled completion

Scheduled for completion by July 2025.

FAQ's

Where are the trees being planted?

About 1,971 trees will be planted across the locations below:

Bennett Springs 

Bennett Springs Drive, Dunlin Turn, Alstonia Way, Cotton Tree Lane, Triller Road, Calla Street, Eider Lane, Cotula Avenue, Grace Pass, Camelia Way, Privet Pass, Turledove Way, Goa Vista, Dunlin Turn, Bittern Way, Whimbrel Parade, Cascarilla Road, Fairywren Drive, Cotula Avenue, Caracara Way, Stepella Lane, Hilwater Promenade, Domatia Boulevard, Adenium Pass, Bulbine Vista, Garganey Pass, Osten Lane, Crystal Turn, Bridgeman Drive, Crystal Turn.

Cullacabardee 

Alexander Drive.

Ellenbrook 

Charlottes Vista, Leader Pass, Fewson Turn, Moreau Drive, Minstrell Way, Gelibrand Vista, Farmaner Parkway, Addingham Drive, Patten Way, Elmore Pass, Dowlan Way, Hoyton Close, Brookmount Drive, Arrowsmith Avenue, Crossland Avenue, Birkett Circle, Farmaner Parkway, Thetis Terrace, Thacker Way, Derricap Avenue, Simmonds Pass, Leedon Drive, Harberton Parkway, Everard Avenue, Granesse Drive, Gladman Pass.
Jane Brook 
Dongara Circle.

Malaga

Malaga Drive, Victoria Road, Beringarra Avenue, Mily Street, Metal Circuit, Narloo Street, Kogla Street, Atley Street, Meka Street, Kalli Street, Tambrey Way, Truganina Road, Beach Road, Marshall Road.

Middle Swan 

Spring Avenue.

Midland 

Padbury Terrace, Yelverton Drive, Hebe Lane and Padbury Terrace.

Stratton 

Stratton Boulevard.

Woodbridge 

First Avenue, Ford Street

The City chooses native tree species because they adapt to the environment better. They’re hardy and once established, they need less water. 

We will conduct regular watering and maintenance for the first two years of the trees life to maximise their survival rate. 

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