 There is a diverse range of flora in the national park, suited to many different habitats due to the wide variance of different habitats and conditions present.Forested areas are dominated by “brown-top stringybark (E"ucalyptus obliqua"), white-top stringybark ("E. delegatensis"), swamp gum ("E. regnans"), black gum E. ("ovata"), white gum ("E. viminalis"), black peppermint ("E. amygdalina") and silver wattle ("Acacia dealbata")”, while the underbrush of the forests is mainly shrubby.Some of the national park has been affected by its surrounding rural environment, as blocks of flora have been modified by fire regimes and grazing on private land.