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Weeds to Watch: Rusty-leaf Pittosporum and Ming Asparagus

Weeds to Watch: Rusty-leaf Pittosporum and Ming Asparagus

Rusty-leaf Pittosporum (Pittosporum ferrugineum) is an Australian native plant outside its range in SEQ. In coastal SEQ, it can form thick stands with weedy potential. It can be mistaken for … Continue reading Weeds to Watch: Rusty-leaf Pittosporum and Ming Asparagus

Restoration Project at Brookfield

Restoration Project at Brookfield

I agree with Mark Twain who is credited with the wisdom, “All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is sure.” We certainly had plenty … Continue reading Restoration Project at Brookfield

Fishbone Fern: a pioneer species?

Fishbone Fern: a pioneer species?

Like many lovers of the Australian bush, when I moved on to my 2.5 hectare property in December 1998, I tried to eradicate anything that wasn’t native. “Away with the … Continue reading Fishbone Fern: a pioneer species?

Weeding for Outcomes

Weeding for Outcomes

Land managers have a tendency to divide plants into two groups, good and bad. A good plant to a cattle farmer is one that’s nutritious for stock and a bad … Continue reading Weeding for Outcomes

Understanding Dispersal Methods of Garden Plants

Understanding Dispersal Methods of Garden Plants

Many Land for Wildlife members not only love the bush but are also avid gardeners. For those of us that live in a bushland setting, our gardens grow immediately adjacent … Continue reading Understanding Dispersal Methods of Garden Plants

Weed Control Tools

Weed Control Tools

For every labour intensive task there seems to be clever folk among us who will conjure up a new tool to make the job easier. As more people tackle weeds … Continue reading Weed Control Tools

Property profile: Is there such a thing as a good weed? Mt Mee.

Property profile: Is there such a thing as a good weed? Mt Mee.

A common sight on Land for Wildlife properties: a big pile of dead lantana. Both Spencer Shaw in the October 2012 newsletter and Peter Darvall in January 2013 have suggested … Continue reading Property profile: Is there such a thing as a good weed? Mt Mee.

Weed Control Tools

Weed Control Tools

So long as mature weed trees such as Camphor Laurel persist in the landscape we can expect that their seedlings will continue to germinate on our properties. Many birds feed … Continue reading Weed Control Tools

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