Pond plants – Mallee Design

Soft Feathery Grass: Baloskion tetraphyllum

I tend to use a lot of grasses in my gardens, I am not totally reliant on them and can manage without, however I mostly use plants with a weeping, soft appearance, and grasses are valuable in creating texture and… Read more ›

21/08/2013

Kath Gadd

Naturalistic garden, Ornamental grass, Tropical garden, Water plants

Baloskion tetraphyllum, clay soils, foliage contrast, frogs, Pond plants, water logged soils, weeping habit

Fish and frogs eggs

I have noticed a distinct lack of frogs eggs in my pond over the last 6 months, this image is of my Villarsia exaltata full of eggs over the summer. This particular plant was the favoured plant by the frogs for… Read more ›

14/08/2013

Kath Gadd

Water plants

fish, frogs, Pond plants, Villarsia exaltata, yellow flowers

Indigenous Eclectic Garden

This is a very, very special garden that I visited last year, from the moment I walked in, the space spoke to me. It is private and secluded and quite small, but jam packed with Illawarra indigenous species.

26/02/2013

Kath Gadd

Bird attracting, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Small tree

climber, decorative fruit, Emmenosperma alphitoniodes, garden sculpture, Indigenous to the Illawarra, Morinda jasminoides, Omalanthus populifolius, Pond plants

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Soft Feathery Grass: Baloskion tetraphyllum

Fish and frogs eggs

Indigenous Eclectic Garden