There is also an old musical song (circa 1824) that was also danced to entitled “Possum Up a Gum Tree” which was from South Carolina and referred to the sweetgum. Processing suggestions and ...

Many gum trees are identified by their unique bark and this bark is often an indication of how they were used. Now there's no better example of this than the iron bark. This is a really hard wood.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The State Government investigation into the Murray River red gums should take into account socio-economic impacts, particularly the ...

The red gum is the wildest of the exotics, with bold, organic stripes. A bank of office cabinets made from the red gum stands out from all the other wooden doors in the Showplace Kitchens showroom.

Government regulators are investigating after illegal firewood collectors destroyed a 300-year-old river red gum in a state forest in the Grampians.

Eight large prints of river red gum timber slabs a couple of hundred years old, sourced from a third-generation sawmiller near the Murray River, combine with 200 white ochre-painted objects ...

Conservation Regulator seeking information following illegal removal of 300-year-old red gum tree in Woohlpooer State Forest. Authorities are searching for those responsible for illegally cutting ...

A river red gum may grow for anywhere between 400 and 1,000 years before it falls. And as it decomposes over centuries it becomes a home for new life. Murray cod lay their eggs in drowned red gums.

Victoria's peak furniture body has urged the State Government not to destroy the red-gum timber industry by creating a big national park along the Murray River. Park plan threatens timber mills.

Metro Trains is replacing old red gum sleepers along the Glen Waverley line, but has been unable to stop the theft of wood stacked beside tracks and left unattended.

Bulleen red gum: 94-year-old war veteran joins community push to save tree. Nevin Phillips was outraged when he heard his favourite tree faced the axe to make way for the North East Link.