great video. although we need to think local instead of "native" as many plants sold as native may not grow naturally within 1000's of km from where they are planted due to the size/biodiversity of aus. plants from east/west, north/south, etc. can just as easily become environmental weeds as a plant from overseas. + think of species that invite and provide food or protection for local species (especially small honeyeaters) not just garden birds like noisy miners. there are plenty of local, hardy species to choose from no matter where you live.
Thanks friend sharing the video. I love Australian environment and Australian native plants! The video makes me miss my university (QUT, Brisbane, Queensland ) where I spent 2 years for my postgraduate degree! It’s 10 years ago. Miss so much! Again, thanks for the video.
Can ant plants grow in Melbourne? Every time we expect rain is when ants start to come into our bathroom. I don't like killing them so I thought an ant plant might do the trick. Any advise?
i want to grow sum banksia and i would to grow kangaroo paws . i am growing sum eucalyptus and a grevillia and a couple of calistomons but wie r in utah in north america and it gits about 5 degreese sumtimes in winter i haft a black accia nat sure if it will bounce back akot of its leaves dried out while in da house before i planted it
Hi David. Perth has many native nurseries for you to visit and some of these plant varieties are available Australia wide. It’d possibly be at the Australian Native Nursery in Oakford, check out Google for the others in your area. Don’t forget they (the ABC) might have some restrictions on what they are allowed to advertise/publish. :)
Don’t allow people to grow exotic plants simple grow local endemic plants to your area and fruit and veg and it would be that beneficial it’s not funny make a law that u can’t grow exotic plants
Please do more on natives.
Perfect message! It would be great to see not only native, but endemic sections in all nurseries
especially council nurseries - why they sell weeds I don't know
great video. although we need to think local instead of "native" as many plants sold as native may not grow naturally within 1000's of km from where they are planted due to the size/biodiversity of aus. plants from east/west, north/south, etc. can just as easily become environmental weeds as a plant from overseas. + think of species that invite and provide food or protection for local species (especially small honeyeaters) not just garden birds like noisy miners. there are plenty of local, hardy species to choose from no matter where you live.
I could watch videos of that garden for several hours! Beautiful!
I love my native garden, greetings from WA.
Thanks friend sharing the video. I love Australian environment and Australian native plants! The video makes me miss my university (QUT, Brisbane, Queensland ) where I spent 2 years for my postgraduate degree! It’s 10 years ago. Miss so much! Again, thanks for the video.
Permaculture is best idea with the local plants
Nice show buddies 🌹🌻🌽🥬🤣🍃
Wonderful video
this is my dream having a garden like that
Food for thought 👍
I've been digging and pulling out that Dietes for years! :(
Nice way
Love it! What was the name of this nursery ?
Have a look on Google, it looks like Perth has lots of native nurseries :)
Zanthorrea Nursery - in the foothills of Perth. I go there a lot, I was actually there when they were setting up for shooting this. Fantastic nursery.
Can ant plants grow in Melbourne? Every time we expect rain is when ants start to come into our bathroom.
I don't like killing them so I thought an ant plant might do the trick. Any advise?
i want to grow sum banksia and i would to grow kangaroo paws . i am growing sum eucalyptus and a grevillia and a couple of calistomons but wie r in utah in north america and it gits about 5 degreese sumtimes in winter i haft a black accia nat sure if it will bounce back akot of its leaves dried out while in da house before i planted it
So why don't you tell us the name of the nursery that you visited, so that we can buy plants from them?
Hi David. Perth has many native nurseries for you to visit and some of these plant varieties are available Australia wide. It’d possibly be at the Australian Native Nursery in Oakford, check out Google for the others in your area.
Don’t forget they (the ABC) might have some restrictions on what they are allowed to advertise/publish. :)
Don’t allow people to grow exotic plants simple grow local endemic plants to your area and fruit and veg and it would be that beneficial it’s not funny make a law that u can’t grow exotic plants