This easy-to-use fold-out chart depicts more than 50 Australian species from around the country, including representatives from all the key families such as eucalypts, wattles, paperbarks, she-oaks and many more. Each has a photo of the whole tree, alongside images of other key features such as leaves, bark, flowers and fruit, and some facts about the tree, including Total Height (TH) when fully grown, Leaf Length (LL) and Flower Diameter (FD) or Flower Length (FL), as well as details of habitat and the states and territories where the species might be seen. Because there are thousands of native tree species in Australia, the focus is mostly on the more widespread and common species, and the aim is to give a good cross-section.