Urban Wildlife Gardens

This month we look at Hairy commelina and have a reminder about the Native Wandering Jew that is often mistaken as a weed.

Here are some of Noosa's native plants that caught my attention this September.

Planning and planting up a garden is fun and exciting. Gardens are always a work in progress but following a few guidelines will aid in healthier plants and a more enticing space for wildlife.

Spring flowering season is always spectacular on the Sunshine Coast and this year has been no exception. Have a closer look at a few species and see how they can bring colour into your garden.

The Australian Bee Book by Tim Heard is definitely a go to reference for anyone thinking of introducing native stingless bees into their gardens. 

This year has seen many plants flowering prolifically and the Brisbane Wattle is no exception. But it is not a local native plant..

Spring is here and all sorts of animals are on the move. Have a look how you can help at this time of year and contact numbers for local wildlife rescues.

Mother in-laws tongue was a very popular garden plant in the past. Its very hardy and has a certain street appeal.

Here are some photographs contributed by Suzanne Bloomfield that could be of interest to gardeners with limited space in townhouses or courtyards.

The last workshop was a little different to our usual format. Read on to find out about the evening.