Mosman Park’s urban forest is growing. More than 200 trees are now in the ground across Mosman Park – and counting. The Town’s annual tree planting program got underway in June, with 400 Western Australian and Australian native species earmarked for streets and public spaces this season.
The map below shows the planting locations across Mosman Park for 2026.

Specific tree species included in the 2026 planting program are a mix of WA and Australian natives selected to thrive in our local conditions:
| Agonis flexuosa | Weeping Peppermint | WA native |
| Eucalyptus platypus | Moort | WA native |
| Melaleuca quinquenervia | Broad-leaved paperbark | WA native |
| Corymbia calophylla | Marri | WA Native |
| Eucalyptus sideroxylon | Ironbark | Aus native |
| Eucalyptus nicholli | Narrow-leaved Peppermint | Aus native |
| Gleditsia ‘Shademaster’ | Introduced | |
| Eucalyptus marginata | Jarrah | WA native |
| Eucalyptus gomphocephala | Tuart | WA native |
| Hakea Laurina | Pin-cushion Hakea | WA native |
| Angophora costata | Smooth-barked Apple | Aus native |
| Tipuana tipu | Introduced | |
| Eucalyptus leucoxylon | Aus native | |
| Corymbia ficifolia | Red Flowering Gum | WA native |
| Melaleuca leucadendra | Weeping Paperbark | Aus native |
| Eucalyptus erythrocorys | Red Capped Gum | WA native |
| Pyrus ussuriensis | Manchurian Pear | Introduced |
| Melaleuca lanceolata | Rottnest Island Tea Tree | WA native |