At long last! After three drawn-out months of scrambling through undergrowth and dangling from tree-tops (seed collection), of gastrointestinal anguish and carpal-tunnel syndrome (seed processing), and of complete and utter phonetic confusion (having to learn Latin just to understand the identification books), the moment of glory has arrived – chucking that damn seed at a […]
Nursery Manager’s Plant of the Month – Native Primrose, Ludwigia octovalvis
Here is a plant I wouldn’t have dreamed of promoting even two weeks ago in the heat and dry. A wetland plant! Any of you with a dam, frogpond or even aquarium, may be familiar with an introduced primrose that can sprawl across the surface of the water and grow up from the shallows, with […]
What’s New in CLS – Drought
This will be the first of a short series of reports that detail how CLS aims to deliver projects with best practice methods. I hope this series will help our members with some hints to assist them in getting the best results with your own revegetation or gardening efforts on your own blocks. I will […]
