Callitris baileyi C.T.White

Slender tree to 18 m tall. Branches ±erect. Leaves c. 2 mm long on ultimate branchlets, mid-green; dorsal surface prominently acutely keeled. Male cones solitary, ovoid. Female cones solitary on slender fruiting branchlets, ovoid to oblong, to 13 mm diam., shedding seeds and deciduous after maturity; cone scales 6, thick, with a distinct, small dorsal point below the apex and a conspicuous dorsal furrow below, separating almost to the base and spreading after opening; alternate scales reduced; larger scales apically tapered; columella stout, narrowed at the base, apically 3-angled, 3-5 mm high. Seeds few; wings 1 or 2, unequal.

Rocky slopes, hilly or mountainous areas, in shallow and often clay soils. It is found in eucalypt woodland, commonly associated with Ironbark, Blue Gum and Spotted Gum.

Can be grown by seedlings.