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Between the bright, wind-shaped ridges of a coastal dune system lies a quieter world. A dune slack is a low depression formed between dunes, where rainwater…
Thick-barked eucalypts are among the most recognisable trees in Australian bushland. Their rough trunks may look heavily armoured, yet the bark is only one…
Fruit can provide some of the clearest evidence when a native plant is difficult to identify. Flowers may have faded, leaves can vary with age and exposure,…
After rain, a creek bed on the Tomaree Peninsula can seem to change overnight. Dark stones become glossy, pale green cushions swell against the banks, and…
Acacias are among Australia’s most recognisable native plants, from spreading coastal wattles to shrubs of dry woodland and heath. Their seeds may appear to…
Leaf litter is a quiet record of seasonal change. Every fallen leaf, twig, flower and seed adds organic matter to the soil, then gradually breaks down through…
A bush tucker garden brings edible Australian plants into an ordinary backyard while creating habitat for birds, insects and small animals. It can be as…
Melaleuca nodosa, commonly called the prickly-leaved paperbark or nodding honey-myrtle, is a distinctive member of the myrtle family, Myrtaceae. Its stiff,…
When spring reaches the Tomaree Peninsula, the bushland floor can produce one of Australia’s most delicate botanical displays. Caladenia, commonly known as…