Flindersia brayleyana

Specifications

• Height15–40 meters (smaller in cultivation)
• Width8–15 meters
• Native toQueensland, Australia
• FoliageFine, feathery green leaves; semi-deciduous in cooler climates
• Growth rateFast

Conditions

• SoilPrefers well-drained, fertile soils; tolerates sandy and loamy soils
• LightFull sun to partial shade
• WaterModerate; enjoys consistent moisture, especially during establishment
• ClimateThrives in tropical and subtropical regions

Additional Features

• FlowersClusters of small, creamy white blooms; fragrant and appear in spring and summer
• FruitWoody capsules containing winged seeds; adds visual interest
• FormTall, upright growth habit with a spreading canopy
• UsesIdeal for shade, reforestation, timber production, or as a specimen tree in large gardens
• SpacingPlant 8–12 meters apart for canopy development or reforestation efforts
• Low MaintenanceRequires minimal pruning; maintain moisture during dry periods
• Pest ResistanceGenerally pest-free; monitor for borers in stressed trees
• Drought ToleranceModerate once established; benefits from regular watering in dry periods
• Frost SensitivityPrefers frost-free regions; suitable for tropical and subtropical climates
• Timber ValueHighly prized for its fine-grained, durable, and attractive timber
• Wildlife AttractionProvides habitat for birds and insects
• Seasonal AppealEvergreen to semi-deciduous foliage with seasonal flowering and fruit
• VersatilityComplements native, formal, and naturalistic garden styles

The Queensland Maple Tree is a majestic and multi-purpose tree, perfect for adding beauty, shade, and ecological value to large landscapes or as a timber resource. Its adaptability and aesthetic appeal make it a standout feature in any setting.