Noosa’s Native Plants
This article was published about 15 years ago in the Noosa News. It is still very topical. The photographs are by Stephanie Haslam, and pressed specimen by Dr. Harrold
This article was published about 15 years ago in the Noosa News. It is still very topical. The photographs are by Stephanie Haslam, and pressed specimen by Dr. Harrold
UWG member Kay found this article interesting and useful so she has shared it with us.
A term I often hear is “ I want some color so I need to plant exotics” Hopefully, the following photos of local native flowers will change that idea. Thanks to Stephanie Haslam for the photos.
This month we look at a local native plant that produces a very tasty fruit.
Michelle’s plant of the month for February is Passion fruit. In this post she shares and excellent Land For Wildlife article that compares the nine species found here, three native and six exotic.
The Corky passionfruit is one that impacts the most on our local bushland and will feature in the March newsletter.
The Noosa Native Plants website at www.noosasnativeplants.com.au is regularly updated with the latest plants flowering in Noosa. Have a look and get to know the names of the beautiful flowers in our region!