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Our Native Patch

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24.01.2022 Exciting news! Our website is up and running! You’ll find information on what we do and why we do it along with ways we can help you create your own Native patch. Additionally we have a blog which will go into further detail about the plants that we have profiled, how to attract more wildlife to the garden and other helpful information. ... Please check it out and make sure you get on our mailing list to never miss a post. www.ournativepatch.com.au

21.01.2022 Native lilac is one of our favourite plants. Its so easy to manage, attracts all kinds of bees, butterflies and birds and best of all its looks amazing. To learn more click on the link bellow and check out the profile.

13.01.2022 What do we do? Garden design focusing on creating a space to connect to our native environment. Planting South Australian local native flora to attract, feed and home native birds, bees, butterflies and lizards whilst using raw materials to change and improve our native patch. ... As we encourage and share the space we live and work in with others, as well as our local fauna, the space transforms from my garden to Our Native Patch.

06.01.2022 G’Day I’m Jack, Here at Our Native Patch we are passionate about bringing back SA native flora and fauna to urban areas. A love for spending time in the outdoors, whether it be camping, bushwalking or bushcare, has driven us to want to bring nature back to our homes. ... The space we have at our doorsteps can be an amazing place to connect to our natural history whilst adding an abundant amount of ecological value.

05.01.2022 This is where Our Native Patch all began, right out my front door. Over the past three years I’ve seen this native patch turn from a rose garden to a thriving ecosystem. These days we find lots of native birds, bees, butterflies and skinks calling this place home. ... Have a look through the photos to see the progress shots and how it got where it is now.