bee attracting – Kath Gadd Landscape Design

Celebrating Corymbia citriodora on National Eucalyptus Day!

Celebrating Corymbia citriodora on National Eucalyptus Day!

I returned earlier this week from the Landscape Conference [...]

kathgadd_admin2023-03-23T11:50:48+10:00March 23, 2023|Categories: Bird attracting, Naturalistic garden, Urban Design, Winter flowering|Tags: bee attracting, canopy tree, city of melbourne, Corymbia citriodora, decorative bark, Eucalyptus day, fragrant, grey to green, Landscape Design, Scented, shade tree, 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|

Happy National Wattle Day!

Happy National Wattle Day!

This year I have chosen a Wattle to celebrate [...]

kathgadd_admin2022-09-01T12:19:46+10:00September 1, 2022|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: Acacia linifolia, bee attracting, dappled light, fragrant, Hakesbury sandstone, large shrub, national wattle day, Part shade, perfumed, quick growing, screening plan, shade tolerant, Summer flowering, understory plant, weeping habit, winter flowering|