GEOGRAPHE COMMUNITY LANDCARE NURSERY
 Busselton, Western Australia       0429 644 885   Open Mon.-Tues. 8.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
2 km south of the Busselton Bypass at 366 Queen Elizabeth Avenue  


OVER 180 local species
for landcare and gardens
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z     Newsletter 4      Flowering: J F M A M J J A S O N D
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  a few bargains . . . our new Bargains List


GROWING THE FLORA OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA'S SOUTH WEST
(WITH THE HELP OF OUR VOLUNTEERS )
OUR COMMUNITY NURSERY GROWS OVER 180 NATIVE LOCAL SPECIES
FROM THE FLORA OF SOUTH WEST WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(CAPEL TO AUGUSTA)
FOR REVEGETATION AND GARDENS

  • Local native plants for LANDCARE (revegetation, ecological or environmental restoration and biodiversity projects)
  • Local native plants for GARDENS (public and private, landscaping, ...)
Come and help us grow local plants - Volunteer enquiries welcome
September 2010
Orders Welcome  0429 644 885      Email
Opening hours: Mondays and Tuesdays          8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.

Our online 2010 Nursery List  
[Nursery List page updated 19th Aug. 2010]
  • SOME SPECIES SOLD OUT (see list for details)
  • SOME BARGAINS
Our WHAT WE GROW page 

our Nursery List divided into  categories -
sedges, rushes, shrubs, climbers, ground vines, trees, ...
Our list in printable formats Word (around 500KB) or Excel (around 35 KB)
2011 orders There will be a few changes to our list and to prices. We are hoping to publish our new list soon. Please consult Ann for any 2011 orders.








What
is
flowering
in
SEPTEMBER?



Please be patient as we build the September page. The August page has many species which will continue to flower into September.

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Saturday 1st May 2010
2010 Open Day
next
event

We will be at the
85th Busselton Wildflower Exhibition

Thursday 16 – Friday 17 September
Uniting Church, Kent St, Busselton
Open: Thursday 9.00am to 6.00pm
Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm
Admission: Adults $5, Pensioners $4, children free.


Local Plants in Cultivation - by Genus
We'd appreciate an email if you notice a broken link
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Nest Boxes


In a piece of untouched bushland, cut off from the burden of our sophisticated civilisation, we can find that refreshment of spirit that only the wilds of Nature can offer.

Vincent Serventy

Photo gallery: Visitors

There are over 1000 species in the flora of Busselton (and surrounding areas).
Our nursery grows well over 180 Busselton species
. Help us to grow more!
For a list of what we grow, go to our 2010 Nursery List.

one of the species we don't grow:
K is for Kingia australis
SERI 2009 WORLD CONFERENCE ON ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION (in PERTH in AUGUST)
a very interesting grass meadow ecological restoration project in Victoria
What is biodiversity?
Check out the Wikipedia, IPS (Inter Press Service), Bonn Biodiversity Summit May 2008, Spiegel Online - The Value of Nature.

Numbers of Living Species in Australia and the World
Australian figures


Click here to find out about a new service called NatureMap provided by our Department of Environment and Conservation and the Western Australian Museum.

Give us the perception of the wonders of nature,
And the wisdom to preserve them for generations to come.
Rica Erickson

a selection of our pages ...

Nest Boxes Birds in the Garden
Australian Grass Gardens
Busselton's best secret . . .
out of the blue in Busselton

 a celebration of
Western Australian
wildflowers

What temerity! People have discovered solutions to our Botanical Puzzle and the Leaf Puzzle (19/12/-07), and the Photograph Puzzle (11/4/08).
Keep those entries coming in!
Saltbushes as a Garden Shrubs Male and female flowers on separate plants:
Pimelea argentea

Take a closer look ...
Gahnia trifida ROOTS
One of our species pages:
Climbing Triggerplant
WHAT WE ARE STARTING TO GROW FROM CUTTINGS
at the last count (16th August 2010) 93 species
Silver & Grey Plants
Garden: growing plants from seed
 Small Plants for Gardens A Tribute to R.D.Royce 1914-2008
Collecting Seed
(with some links to our seed images)
Food Plants
Bright Yellow Revegetation Stories Garden Brochures
Request for Photos
Melaleuca lateritia


Geographe Community Landcare Nursery
opening windows into our flora



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