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World Bee Day: Plant Three for the Bees!

Today is World Bee Day and the slogan of ‘Plant Three for the Bees’ is like a call to action! Anyone with an outdoor space can plant three bee friendly plants, even if they are in pots or containers. Calling… Read more ›

20/05/2021

Kath Gadd

Drought hardy, Frost tolerant, Natives for containers, Shade tolerant

bee attracting, blue-banded bees, fragrant, low mounding shrub, low spreading habit, native bees, plantthreeforthebees, pollination, Pomaderris lanigera, Prostanthera cuneata, purple flowers, small garden, understory planting, Wahlenbergia stricta, white flower, world bee day, yellow flowers

I went walking in the mountains…

I went walking in the mountains and what did I see?…..loads of amazing flowering natives hooray! I have been waiting for months for the summer so I could go to Mt Kosciuszko National Park and check out the wildflowers there.… Read more ›

04/01/2016 4 Comments

Kath Gadd

Drought hardy, Frost tolerant, Snow Tolerant

Celmisia costiniana, Craspedia aurantia, eucalyptus pauciflora subsp. niphophila, Euphrasia collina, Lomatia myricoides, Micromyrtus ciliata, Ozothamnus secundiflorus, Pentachondra pumila, Prostanthera cuneata, summer flowering, Tasmannia lanceolata, Veronica derwentiana

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World Bee Day: Plant Three for the Bees!

I went walking in the mountains…