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| Eucalyptus leucoxylon "Eukie Dwarf"- an important source of nectar for honey-eater birds |
Working Bees were held on November 13th and 20th.
November 13th: we removed two dead shrubs: Myoporum viscosum (Sticky Boobialla) at the Racecourse Road end and severely pruned another two in the hope of saving them. Generally we pruned and cleaned up the entire embankment;hand pulling out dozens of poplar suckers in the process.
November 20th: we planted Dianella tasmanica and Correa glabra at the Racecourse Road end and new paper daisies: Xerochrysum bracteatum, at the foot of the stairs. A final working bee is planned for Tuesday, December 4th, 2018
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| Xerochrysum bracteatum providing food for native insects: Green Dart butterfly and pollen beetles. |
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