Enmore Park Plan of Management - Land

Conservation Management StrategyEnmore Park11a. Trees along Llewellyn StreetA staggered line of mostly Figtrees along the northern boundaryof the park which appear semimatureon the 1930 site aerialphoto.Rating: Moderate – HighShould be conserved andmaintained by a skilled arborist.12 Fig trees on the corner ofLlewellyn Street and EnmoreRoadThis grove of Fig trees appearssemi-mature on the 1930 siteaerial photo. As this was always akey entry to the park, theseplantings would have beeninstalled early in the park’s historyto define the access point.Rating: Moderate - High (notfor later infill plantings)Should be conserved andmaintained by a skilled arborist.13. Fig trees and Brush Box alongthe park’s Enmore RoadfrontageSome of the Brush Box and Figplantings along Enmore Roadappear as mature trees in photosof this side of the park from thelate 1930s.Whilst the plantings form arelatively consistent line along theEnmore Road frontage, it is clearthat they were not planted in aformal, consistently spacedalignment.Rating: Moderate - High (notfor later infill plantings)Should be conserved andmaintained by a skilled arborist.Mayne-Wilson & Associates25Conservation Landscape Architects