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2019-04-09 P&E Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - MCU19-0016 Landscape Plans
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DRY WALLUM WOODLAND PALETTE 1
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1. Trunk bark of the Pink Bloodwood. 5. The burnt trunk of the Grass Tree. 9. Magnificent and unique Wallum Banksia.
2. Blushing foliage of the endemic Midgen Berry. 6. The bark of the Wallum Banksia. 10. The native Lilly Pilly.
3. The Curley Sedge. 7. Head of the Grass Tree. 11. The textures of the Wallum Banksia and the Pink Bloodwood.
4. The dwarfed endemic Matt Rush. 8. Fine pin leaves of the Wedding Bush. 12. Dry Wallum woodland of Noosa National Park.
PROPOSED MASON WHITTAKER RESIDENCE SUNSHINE BEACH
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LANDSCAPE MATERIALS
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