Frost tolerant – Kath Gadd Landscape Design

Layers of Texture in Cranbourne Botanical Garden

Layers of Texture in Cranbourne Botanical Garden

I was in Melbourne last school holidays and I [...]

kathgadd_admin2024-11-05T12:11:40+10:00November 5, 2024|Categories: Bird attracting, Drought hardy, Feature shrub, Frost tolerant, Hedge, Landscape Design, Naturalistic garden, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Small tree|Tags: Border planting, bush style garden, canopy tree, Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Eucalyptus walk, foliage texture, Garden Borders, grey to green, groundcovers, harmony, Iron barks, Landscape Design, Layers, mass and void, mass planting, modern native garden, pathways, planting combination, Pomaderris, underplanting, weeping habit|

I am in love with Viminaria juncea …

I am in love with Viminaria juncea …

This is the Native Broom or Viminaria juncea and [...]

kathgadd_admin2022-11-28T11:28:02+10:00October 1, 2022|Categories: Coastal, Feature shrub, Frost tolerant, Hedge, Screening plants, Small tree|Tags: bee attracting, boggy soils, clay soils, fast growing, Part shade, pea flower, short lived, spring flowering, temporary inundation, Viminaria juncea, weeping habit, wet weather, wind tolerant, yellow flowers|

New Beginnings on Kunanyi

New Beginnings on Kunanyi

On the 1st of September this Year, [...]

kathgadd_admin2022-09-13T14:03:50+10:00September 13, 2022|Categories: Bird attracting, Drought hardy, Formal gardens, Frost tolerant, Small tree, Snow Tolerant|Tags: Bellendena montana, Cyathodes glauca, Kunanyi, Leptecophylla parvifolia, Mt Wellington, Nothofagus cunninghamii, summer wildflowers, Tasmanian species, Telopea truncata, zig zag track|