This month in the Nursery you will find Pittosporum angustifolium, also known as Gumbi Gumbi or Native apricot. It is a slow growing small tree or large shrub up to about 8 metres. The Native apricot is slow growing and enjoys full sun in well-drained soil. It is drought and frost tolerant and its foliage is […]
Free trees for rate payers
Would you like 2 free trees? Gympie Council’s Trees and Conservation Plantings Program entitles ratepayers to receive 2 tubestock plants per financial year. The plants available are native to the Gympie region and are adapted to local conditions. Planting local native species helps to increase biodiversity values in the region and provides food and habitat […]
Visit by Kingaroy Society for Growing Australian Native Plants
In June 2018 Gympie Landcare had a visit from members of the Kingaroy branch of the Society for Growing Australian Plants. The visit was organised by Bev Kapernick. Treasurer David Rowlands looked after our visitors with a tour of the nursery and the insect rearing facility. What a great way to share ideas and knowledge […]
