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Hardy & cheap local native plants for your garden

Hardy & cheap local native plants for your garden

7 July 2023 | Australian Natives, Biodiversity

Hardy & cheap local native plants for your garden While it’s a relatively lean season in the vegetable garden, it’s the perfect time to be planting lots of indigenous plants, allowing them to develop roots and settle in before the spring and the growing season...
Midyim berry – an easy to grow Australian edible native

Midyim berry – an easy to grow Australian edible native

20 November 2022 | Australian Natives

Midyim berry – an easy to grow Australian edible native Midyim berry (Austromyrtus dulcis) is a perennial, native to eastern coastal regions from northern NSW to south-east Queensland, and is a member of the myrtle family. It is a low growing, spreading bush...
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