New Holland Honeyeater – Mallee Design

Level 2 Water Restriction friendly plants: Calothamnus quadrifidus

Yesterday NSW moved into level 2 water restrictions, it has been a long time coming, with bushfires still burning up and down the east coast and dam levels at an all time low. The hardest hit are out west where… Read more ›

11/12/2019

Kath Gadd

Bird attracting, Coastal, Drought hardy, Feature shrub, Hedge, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Winter flowering

Perfect Small Feature Tree: Angophora hispida

I have been waiting for two Angophora hispida that are local to my daily route to start budding up and flowering so I can photograph them. This morning I couldn’t wait any longer and took a few snaps. The reason… Read more ›

09/11/2016 5 Comments

Kath Gadd

Bird attracting, Drought hardy, Small tree

Angophora hispida, bee attracting, bird-attracting, feature tree, Honeyeater, large flower, lorikeet, Musk Lorikeet, New Holland Honeyeater, Purple-crowned Lorikeet, Rainbow Lorikeet, Scaly-breasted Lorikeet, street address, summer flowering, Wattlebird, White-eared Honeyeater

The many colours of Banksia robur

I saw this particular Banksia robur at Wireandra Nursery a couple of weeks ago, and could be heard to cry out ‘Wow those flowers have Aqua in them!’ once I go up closer I also noticed that at the end… Read more ›

09/12/2015

Kath Gadd

Bird attracting, Feature shrub, Small tree, Winter flowering

Banksia robur, bird-attracting, boggy soils, Brown Honeyeater, clay soils, cut flowers, foliage contrast, Grevillea pressii 'Seaspray', Honeyeater, large flower, large leaves, Little Wattlebird, New Holland Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater

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Level 2 Water Restriction friendly plants: Calothamnus quadrifidus

Perfect Small Feature Tree: Angophora hispida

The many colours of Banksia robur