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Gums, gingkos and a golden wych elm: voting for Victoria’s tree of the year

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Gums, gingkos and a golden wych elm: voting for Victoria’s tree of the year
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A ginkgo biloba planted in Geelong in 1859 and shortlisted for Victoria’s tree of the year. Photograph: National Trust A ginkgo biloba planted in Geelong in 1859 and shortlisted for Victoria’s tree of the year. Photograph: National Trust Victoria Gums, gingkos and a golden wych elm: voting for Victoria’s tree of the year From Carlton to Castlemaine, the National Trust of Victoria competition aims to raise awareness about trees

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Prefer the Guardian on Google A decades-old shady eucalyptus, an elm beloved by thousands of commuters, and a type of gingko once thought to be extinct in the wild are among the finalists for Victoria’s tree of the year.

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