Top Bird-Attracting Native Plants for Australian Gardens
Grevillea, bottlebrush, banksia and hakea bring honeyeaters and lorikeets in. Layer them with dense shrubs for shelter and the birds stay rather than visit.
Australian Natives
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for australian natives in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
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The Low-Maintenance Native Garden: A Step-by-Step Australian Guide
Native gardens are cheap to run once established, but only if the groundwork is right. This is the full sequence, from design to your first year of watering.
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Native vs Exotic Plants: Understanding the Differences
Native plants feed local wildlife and need less water, while exotics bring colour and adaptability. Understanding the trade-off helps you plant a balanced garden.
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Replacing Your Lawn with Native Plants
Native plants use less water than lawn, need little feeding and bring birds and insects back. How to plan, plant and layer a native front garden.
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Creating an animal friendly garden
How to create the perfect dog friendly garden! All about what is toxic to our furry friends.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Rare Australian Native Plants
Australia's lesser known natives bring unusual flowers and foliage, use less water than exotics and feed local pollinators. How to choose and grow them.
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Attract Vibrant Wildlife: Designing a Native Australian Garden
Grevillea, banksia, eucalypt and native grasses layered like a natural habitat bring birds, bees and small mammals in. How to design and prepare for them.
