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Wildflower Garden Walk 30 August

Wildflower Garden Walk 30 August

Jul 28, 2026 | Events & Workshops, Member's Contributions, Noosa's Native Plants

Walk with Shaun Walsh to the highest point in the Marcus Beach High Dunes in the Lake Weyba section of the Noosa National Park.

Wildflower Garden Walk 16 August

Wildflower Garden Walk 16 August

Jul 28, 2026 | Events & Workshops, Member's Contributions, Noosa's Native Plants

Enjoy the wildflowers of Noosa National Park headland section with Sarah Lawson. We will explore this beautiful area via a walk along a sandy track. This dry heath supports a high diversity of flowering species.

Pruning Native Plants Workshop

Pruning Native Plants Workshop

Jul 28, 2026 | Events & Workshops, Gardening Tips, Noosa's Native Plants

Join us for a practical Australian native plant pruning workshop at a property in Tinbeerwah. 

Urban Wildlife Gardens July Workshop – Highlights

Urban Wildlife Gardens July Workshop – Highlights

Jul 27, 2026 | Events & Workshops, Member's Contributions, Noosa's Native Plants

Last year UWG partnered with Noosa Council, as part of their Urban Greening Program, to install two demonstration Verge Gardens. Our recent July workshop provided information about constructing a verge garden and showcased the progress of the two demonstration gardens.

July Workshop – “How to Verge” – Workshop and Verge Garden Visits

July Workshop – “How to Verge” – Workshop and Verge Garden Visits

Jun 29, 2026 | Events & Workshops, Garden Design, Noosa's Native Plants

The verge is the area between your front property boundary and the kerb. In Noosa Shire you are allowed to landscape your verge if you follow Council guidelines that balance utility, access and greenery. Verge planting is great for biodiversity and urban greening.

Native Wildlife Hedges

Native Wildlife Hedges

Jun 26, 2026 | Member's Contributions, Noosa's Native Plants

Many urban gardeners in Noosa desire hedges, often in narrow garden beds, to provide screening and soften surrounding fences.

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