Strathallan Family Landcare in Strathallan, Victoria, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Strathallan Family Landcare

Locality: Strathallan, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 5484 9293

Address: 7496 Northern Hwy 3622 Strathallan, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Good planning meeting. On Saturday members of our group shared lunch and ideas for the arborethem proposal on land behind the Strathallan Hall. Armed with maps of the area (a good 5 hectares) it was agreed that everyone needs to play a role if we are to be successful. Scott Wise from Rochester Nursery had agreed to be an overall advisor, Shaz Herne's permaculture background made her the ideal soils person, and John Child will add his extensive interest of indigenous varieties.... John Groat will source and provide mulch and Shire of Campaspe has donated Biomix. Kevin Sheads 30 year knowledge of the current water tank will help as we investigate a new additional tank and pump for the project. Several names were put forward for landscape architectural advice. It was encouraging to see that plants around the hall are growing well and several including a native apricot are currently in flower. Thanks to Sharon for photos. See more

23.01.2022 Leave water dishes out!

21.01.2022 Migratory birds are magic!

19.01.2022 Every too counts

18.01.2022 From green garden waste to Biomix !

15.01.2022 Echidna puggles ...

15.01.2022 Water watch ... like strong milky tea! This week John's test showed turbidity at less than 60 but PH was spot on at 7. All good he reckons.

13.01.2022 Sugar gums on boundary of Strathallan Hall grounds

13.01.2022 Spring has really sprung. Nectarine trees in full flower make a lovely conga line of blossoms on the south side of the house.

12.01.2022 The very best wattle song ... makes me cry

09.01.2022 What a stunning photograph!

09.01.2022 Save the koala day!

05.01.2022 These are worth getting

05.01.2022 Trees don't like to travel, but sometimes it's necessary for survival

05.01.2022 @ Matt and Jodie Jones Campaspe Park

04.01.2022 Well done all involved

03.01.2022 Put this on our bucket list of planted sites to.visit

02.01.2022 If only we had them here!

01.01.2022 Though their seeds are a common snack, gardeners may not know that sunflowers (Helianthus annuus) are safe to eat from root to flower petal. Before consuming, however, consumers should verify that the sunflower has been grown organically and has not been exposed to pesticides or other chemicals.