April 2019 – Mallee Design

A must have in your habitat garden: Bursaria spinosa

All hail sweet Bursaria! this native plant is a superstar performer in a native habitat garden fulfilling so many critters requirements and needs. I have been collecting images of Bursaria spinosa for about 10 years now, always looking for a… Read more ›

21/04/2019 4 Comments

Kath Gadd

Bird attracting, Butterfly attracting, Drought hardy, Frost tolerant, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Small tree

bee attracting, Bursaria spinosa, Double-barred finch, fast growing, fragrant, habitat garden, insectivorous birds, native bees, part shade, perfume, Pilotbird, Prickly, prolific flowers, shade tolerant, small bird attracting, summer flowering, white flower, wind tolerant, wrens

Correas and Croweas: Special Shady Friends

I spent last weekend in Mount Victoria, staying in a log cabin surrounded by a wonderful bush garden. There were plenty of Banskias, Eucalypts and Acacias but what really filled the garden out were the swathed of Correas and Croweas… Read more ›

16/04/2019 2 Comments

Kath Gadd

Bird attracting, Drought hardy, Frost tolerant, Naturalistic garden, Shade tolerant, Small garden, Winter flowering

Autumn Flowering, bird-attracting, Correa 'Canberra Bells', Correa 'Little Cate', Correa decumbens, Correa glabra, Correa lawrenceana, Crowea exalata, Crowea saligna, Honeyeater, pink flowers, small bird attracting, understory planting, well drained soil

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A must have in your habitat garden: Bursaria spinosa

Correas and Croweas: Special Shady Friends