Many of our gum trees are flowering now in Noosa. They are too big for the small urban garden, but get to know the ones near you. They are the bones of the vegetation in your area and indicate what other plants might do well in your garden.
The Silky Oak (Grevillea robusta) has taken centre stage this month and continues to light up the bushland and large gardens around Noosa. And here are some more of our local plants that performed in October.
After a bumper crop of raspberries this winter, we have another look at this local fruit.
Information about Noosa native plants flowering in September. Some may be suitable for YOUR urban wildlife garden. Find out more.
Here are some plants that have been flowering in August. For more information about them go to www.noosasnativeplants.com.au and enter the name.
Wedding Bush is flowering in the Wallum and Spring is on the way in Noosa. Here are some other local native plants that have been flowering and fruiting during July.