Sydney golden wattle, take II
Another go at growing Sydney golden wattles at the front of the site.
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Working Bee – 10.11.2024
A few hours of picking on fishbone fern was very worth while
Working Bee – 03.11.2024
Another productive working bee today. It’s been great to do bush regeneration lately. The ground gets regular soakings which makes removing plants like fishbone fern far easier and more effective as more of the roots are pulled up with the plant. My focus is still on getting the tracks in better shape. I started once … Continue reading Working Bee – 03.11.2024
Working Bee – 26.10.2024
A quick session today as other commitments call. My focus is once again to make some more usable tracks. My intention is to get things to the point where I can walk to most areas throughout the reserve without have to hack or climb my way there. Just like the last few weeks, my first … Continue reading Working Bee – 26.10.2024
Working Bee – 19.10.2024
A perfect day for bush regeneration. Nice temperatures on a cloudy day with soil softened by recent rains. It has been a disappointment to watch the Sydney golden wattles at the front of the reserve dying. I planted these trees only about four or five years ago so I was surprised to see them pass … Continue reading Working Bee – 19.10.2024
Working Bee – 13.10.2024
A productive working bee with some pleasant discoveries…
Landcare – Working Bee – 21.09.2024
Once again thinning out the fishbone fern to aid the growth of the saw sedge.
Working Bee – 14.09.2024
Unfortunately, this working bee did not meet it’s objective but progress was still made.
Working Bee – 24.08.2024
A short working bee this weekend…
Working Bee – 17.08.2024
This is certainly the time of year for Bush regeneration. Good temperatures and soft soil make pulling out invasive weeds so much easier. My intention was to get to the Bracken fern mound, close to the Sandpaper fig tree I cleared around last week. To do so though, I had to go through Site A … Continue reading Working Bee – 17.08.2024
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