Without too much thought, what about an Avocardo.
"augie" <augienospam [at] ozdebate.com> wrote in message
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> I'd love to hear some opinions on the following scenario - for those
> that are familiar, or live in South East Brisbane.
>
> A large backyard, almost cleared of foliage. To come, a shed on the
> Western Side, in the far back corner. A pool, in the Eastern side, mid
> to back section of yard. Eastern side is / will be palms, lilli pilli
> etc (wind break and 2 story neighbour that side.
>
> On the Eastern back corner of the shed, we want to plant a tree. A tree
> that will reach a good size, it's far enough away from the pool to be
> safe root wise, and will have the potential to shade the entertainment
> area (eventually situated to the west and front of tree between shed and
> pool).
>
> The tree would need to:
>
> 1. reach a decent size, and with luck, have potential to canopy;
> 2. Not be fully deciduous for obvious reasons
> 3. Ideally, be attractive for bird life
> 4. Suit the climate here in SE QLD - midway between Brisbane and the
> Sunshine Coast.
>
> Your ideas will be investigated, thanks!
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> fini.
>
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