Choosing the best plants for bioswales involves considering various factors, including the plant's ability to tolerate varying water conditions, its root system, and its contribution to pollutant filtration and soil erosion prevention.
One of the most effective tools at our disposal in this fight against erosion is the strategic use of plants. Through their root systems and ground cover, plants can significantly reduce the rate of erosion, stabilising soil and protecting the landscape.
Lilly pillies include a number of species within the Syzygium, Acmena and Waterhousea genera. These versatile Australian natives are prized for their glossy foliage, attractive berries, and overall hardiness.
Lomandra, a hardy and versatile Australian native plant, has gained popularity in home gardens and professional landscapes due to its robust nature and aesthetic appeal.
In this article, we’ll delve into the world of aphids, scale and psyllids by understanding their life cycles, behaviours, and the harm they can inflict on lilly pilly plants.
The agapanthus plant, also known as African lily, with its striking purple, blue or white flowers and lush green foliage, is a garden favourite. But what can you pair with this hardy perennial for a stunning garden display?