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Eucalyptus rubida,
commonly known as
candlebark,
ribbon gum or
white gum, is a
species of
small to medium-sized tree that is
endemic to south-eastern Australia...
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throughout the world. In 2006,
Marsden started an
alternative school,
Candlebark School in the
Macedon Ranges.
Marsden has
since reduced his
writing to...
- snow gum (E. pauciflora), in
winter in the
Australian Alps E.
rubida (
candlebark gum) in Burra, New
South Wales.
Sydney blue gums west of Port Macquarie...
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Eucalyptus canobolensis,
commonly known as the
Mount Canobolas candlebark or silver-leaf
candlebark, is a
species of tree that is
endemic to a
small area of...
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tracks and
native bushlands, such as
Settlers Orchard,
Yarrunga Reserve,
Candlebark Walk and Narr-Maen Reserve.
Native birds such as the kookaburra, magpie...
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Aerial panorama of
Candlebark Park
alongside Fitzsimmons Reserve dog off-leash area...
- forest. Main
eucalypt species are stringybarks, peppermints, Red Box and
Candlebark with
areas of
Mountain Ash and Blue Gum. The park's
known native fauna...
- the shire. In
addition to a
range of
primary schools across the shire,
Candlebark Primary School and
Alice Miller High
School (whose prin****l is John Marsden...
- school,
Gisborne Secondary College. The
Gisborne Montessori School and
Candlebark (alternative school)
provide additional options. Gisborne, New Zealand...
- dry
aspects carry red stringybark,
white gum, broad-leaved peppermint,
candlebark and
brittle gum.
Moist sites have
alpine ash,
mountain gum, narrow-leaved...
