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Species of Eucalyptus, Acacia, Robinia pseudoacacia, and 8 clonal derivatives of 3 species of hybrid cypresses were planted as a one-row shelterbelt on an exposed, unimproved and seasonally dry pasture in North Canterbury. Plots were single trees, replicated 4 times. The trial is located at 500 m altitude on a sunny, 30" slope exposed to north-west Fijhn winds. Supplementary water, essential on such country, was applied initially to aid establishment. The performance of the 19 species and clones 4.5 years after planting is reported, based on survival, height growth, habit, and resistance to pests and diseases. Species are classed as 'acceptable', 'promising' and 'unsuitable', and include

Tree species for sheltering hill pasture: some establishment results from a North Canterbury site