The Sugargum Story

Victorian Sugargum plantations have a history of farm use, as fencing and firewood. More recently Sugargum has been recognised for its durability as a sawn timber, with some plantations producing higher value poles and sawlogs.

All timber harvested has a use, as either durable sawn timber, durable landscape poles or firewood with great heating properties. Once trees are cut they are allowed to regrow to produce these products for future generations.