Our Wildlife Garden Update
Michelle from UWG visited our garden in Sunrise Beach in April 2023. (See Our Garden Visit April 2023 in UWG Newsletter) The experience was a valuable one and we continue to put into practice the lessons from that day.
Michelle from UWG visited our garden in Sunrise Beach in April 2023. (See Our Garden Visit April 2023 in UWG Newsletter) The experience was a valuable one and we continue to put into practice the lessons from that day.
Although the weather is getting cooler there are plenty of native plants in flower in the Noosa area.
Urban Wildlife Gardens member Leonie shares her wildlife garden journey.
Find out more about these plants and see some photos to remind you of the never-ending weeds that compete with them.
Planting local native species in our gardens doesn’t mean we can forget about their maintenance.
“Wet, green and weedy” could describe our gardens in March. Add “chewed” for all the ragged leaves left by the hungry caterpillars. Moss and new growth cheer us up as we sharpen the secateurs for some trimming when the rain stops.