This attractive large tree has an erect short trunk with scaly grey bark and spreading branches that form a compact rounded crown. It has divided leaves with glossy green leaflets and the small white saucer-shape flowers appear in a cluster during spring. 

Hardiness zones 10 to 11

Flindersia australis is naturally found in Australia growing on the east coast from northern New South Wales to the central coast of Queensland, appearing in sub-tropical rainforest or in marginally drier inland positions. 

It prefers a moist well-drained fertile deep soils in a protected to open sunny position and is frost and drought tender.

Crow's Ash is grown for its spreading dense crown and its attractive bark. It is planted in parks and large gardens as a lawn specimen for shade or used in a rainforest-like setting. It establishes 3 to 5 years and is long lived. The seed pods are used in floral arrangements and the durable timber is used for general building purposes. ID 523

Note:
The trunk is up to 600mm (2ft) diameter and is brown, scaly shedding in flakes and revealing a light green layer beneath. The young shoots and inflorescences are covered in a fine pubescence. 

Flindersia (flin-DER-see-ah) australis (os-TRAH-lis)

Rutaceae (roo-TAY-see-ee)
Rue and Citrus Family