GROWING THE FLORA OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA'S SOUTH WEST
FOR BUSSELTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS
Come and help us grow local plants - Volunteer enquiries welcome
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Local provenance indigenous native plants for landcare, revegetation,
ecological or environmental restoration and biodiversity projects. More
at About Us. To navigate our website, scroll down to a selection of our pages, use the left menu panel, or peruse the Site Map. |
SEE GEOGRAPHE COMMUNITY LANDCARE NURSERY AT THE
2008 BUSSELTON WILDFLOWER EXHIBITION SEPTEMBER 18th and 19th
UNITING CHURCH HALL KENT STREET BUSSELTON
| Thursday | 18th | 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. | Friday
| 19th | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. |
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There are over 1000 species in the flora of Busselton (and surrounding areas).
Our nursery grows about 150 Busselton species. Help us to grow more!
For a list of what we grow, go to our 2009 Nursery List (link in left menu, or below) or our page,
WHAT WE GROW.
one of the species we don't grow:
D is for Dasypogon bromeliifolius 
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Our nursery grows to order.
Please order well in advance of your planting programmes so that we can plan seed collecting.
ORDERS FOR 2009
Please note: we do not sell by mail order.
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What is biodiversity? Check out the Wikipedia, IPS (Inter Press Service),
Bonn Biodiversity Summit May 2008, Spiegel Online - The Value of Nature. |
Thanks to all the people who helped with our first Open Day
and thanks to everyone who came! More about the 2008 Open Day ...
Our next Open Day in 2009 is on Saturday 2nd May
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Give us the perception of the wonders of nature,
And the wisdom to preserve them for generations to come. | Rica Erickson |
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Australian Grass Gardens
under construction ... preview
| Busselton's best secret . . .
out of the blue in Busselton
out of the blue also at: Kwinana, ... |
Blue Brother is flowering now (August 2008)
a celebration of
Western Australian wildflowers
| Keep those entries coming in! |
Saltbush (Atriplex isatidea) as a garden shrub
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Gahnia trifida ROOTS |
 One of our new species pages: Climbing Triggerplant
| WHAT WE ARE STARTING TO GROW FROM CUTTINGSat the last count, 45 species
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Silver & Grey Plants
| Garden: growing plants from seed
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From the Garden pages - Small Plants for Gardens
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TELL THE WORLD ABOUT THE NURSERY WEBSITE
updated 3rd September 2008 add Mozambique, .... More ...
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Geographe Community Landcare Nursery
opening windows into our flora |
