Tag Archives: growth
Elsa Koala visits Moggill
On 22nd June the Land For Wildlife program (run by Brisbane City Council) hosted a breakfast at our place to to promote a deeper knowledge of koalas and to showcase our bush revegetation efforts. 30 or more people attended on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Brisbane City Council, Brisbane River, bush revegetation, Daisy Hill Koala Centre, eucalypts, flood, growth, koala, Land For Wildlife, Moggill, Moggill Koala Hospital, Moggill Pocket, mulching, native habitat, native plants, native revegetation, planting, plants, river bank, tick, weeding, wildlife
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Golly they’ve grown!
There has been amazing growth of the plants in the bays since the flood 2011. In 1 year and 1 month (from May/June 2011 to June/July 2012) the plants have shot up as these 2 photos show. Gums, wattles, she-oaks, … Continue reading
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Tagged growth, plants, rain
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February 2012
Ian is cutting back the grass along bays then in groves to encourage more growth of the 100’s of plants we have raised since May/ June 2011 Bought kamakiri sharpeners and another kamakiri Bought stronger fencing wire for guarding figs … Continue reading
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Tagged dam, figs, growth, guinea fowl, MCCG, mulch, planting, rain, transplanting, watering, weeding, wildlife
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