Hi all,
Many thanks for the detailed responses. The articles posted were very
interesting and a good starting point. I will give the local Society for
Growing Australian Plants a call and work from there.
Kind regards,
Hannah
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> Subject: [Birding-Aus] RFI - native plants for birds in the Gladstone /
> Capricorn region QLD
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> Hello birding-aus,
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> We have recently moved from Vic to QLD (Gladstone...coastal Capricorn region)
> and bought our first property. As a keen bird photographer, I'd like to plant
> out our back terraced area with natives to attract birds. Unfortunately, I
> have very little gardening experience and all of it was back in Vic. So not
> only do I not what to ask for, I don't even know what I have!
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> The following link is to a photo gallery in Facebook of my back yard and
> some close up pics of some of the plants. You don't need to have a
> facebook account to view the photos as it is a public gallery.
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> http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.575605476980.2077669.212901473&type=1&l=1c0b9637f6
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> Before trekking down to the local nursery, I was hoping someone may be
> able to offer me some suggestions of bird friendly native plants. Which
> plants have you had success with? Are there combinations of plants to
> enable flowering all year? Are any of the plants in the images worth
> keeping? Are there any recommended nurseries on the Capricorn coast?
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> Any advice is welcome, it will at least give me a starting point.
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> Thanks,
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> Hannah
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