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Wompoo Native Nursery

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25.01.2022 Greetings! More information to come about what we do at Wompoo Native Nursery. Lets get some trees in the ground soon. Cheers! The Wompoo Crew

25.01.2022 Wompoo Native Nurserys 2040 inspired initiative creates a meaningful and tangible impact to reverse climate change. By simply increasing the number of trees on our land we can significantly reduce the carbon in our air and return it to our soil. We have launched a simple membership model which encourages and rewards the regular purchasing of locally grown space appropriate native plants for regeneration of gardens and empty spaces for an affordable price.... We have a selection of subscription packages to choose from depending on what you are trying to achieve, as well as a tree sponsor option if planting space at your home is not feasible but you would like to contribute to putting trees in the ground regardless. Our specialists hand select the most appropriate natives for the size of your block and your garden aspirations. And we provide helpful hints to nurture your new additions. Super easy monthly direct debit subscription and collection points in the Samford area where you get your membership card stamped and pick up your plants. Call Sam or email for your subscription form and start making a difference today! Sam Bailye Ph: 0490112787 Email: [email protected]

24.01.2022 Some Dainty swallowtail caterpillars- Papilio anactus making short work of some of our native finger limes. Good thing there are plenty of other bush tukka plants they will steer clear of! Mandarin, orange and lime trees are also host plants for these guys

24.01.2022 F. E. A. T. U. R. E. tree Friday!!! Pennantia cunninghamii - Brown beech and Syzygium moorei - Rose apple... Great Subtropical rainforest editions perfect if you are chasing something with dense foliage that has room to grow. Autumn in SEQ is typically the best time for planting. High rainfall means good surface soil moisture, days are starting to cool down and minimal frost. We have sooo many native trees of this size that are ready to be put in the ground! So send us a message and we can hook you up. Discounts apply for Bulk orders. Happy planting

23.01.2022 Good day to catch a couple of creek waves on the vintage 8'0 wompoo wetland windsurfer.

22.01.2022 Brachychiton bidwillii or little kurrajong. This tree can deal with range of soil types as long as it has adequate drainage. It flowers magnificently when given ample sun despite is classification as a dry- rainforest plant.

20.01.2022 Two recent sightings down at wompoo HQ. Increasing the native plant diversity in your backyard is an easy way to increase local pollinator biodiversity. So start safeguarding the pollination of your fruit trees and vegge gardens this autumn and start creating your own positive environmental legacy. ... Need native plants ? Call wompoo.

17.01.2022 Grab a Brown pine - Podocarpus elatus tubestock and receive a complimentary Eastern Sedge Frog!

17.01.2022 Our nursery was host to a couple of interesting doves we have not seen before, any birders out there can positively id? Beautiful markings. I hope some of our outgoing trees eventually provide food for many different species in the ecosystem. If not from the fruit, the insect life they attract.

16.01.2022 Good day to catch a couple of creek waves on the vintage 80 wompoo wetland windsurfer.

15.01.2022 Joseph coat moth caterpillars are one of the latest nursery visitors, chomping down on the clematicissus opaca and cayratia clematidea - native grape vines in flower trailing up the greenhouses. Good to support the local pollinators even if it does cost a few leaves!

11.01.2022 Wompoo Native Nursery Subscription Form Wompoo Native Nurserys 2040 inspired initiative creates a meaningful and tangible impact to reverse climate change. By simply increasing the number of trees on our land we can significantly reduce the carbon in our air and return it to our soil.... We have launched a simple membership model which encourages and rewards the regular purchasing of locally grown space appropriate native plants for regeneration of gardens and empty spaces for an affordable price. We have a selection of subscription packages to choose from depending on what you are trying to achieve, as well as a tree sponsor option if planting space at your home is not feasible but you would like to contribute to putting trees in the ground regardless. Our specialists hand select the most appropriate natives for the size of your block and your garden aspirations. And we provide helpful hints to nurture your new additions. Super easy monthly direct debit subscription and collection points in the Samford area where you get your membership card stamped and pick up your plants. Call Sam or email for your subscription form and start making a difference today! Sam Ph: 0490112787 Email: [email protected]

09.01.2022 Showcasing the properties of some of Queensland's finest timber trees. Includes trees native to the South East Queensland, Brigalow Belt and Wet Tropics Bioregions. Many of these species have been felled extensively from our remnant forests (and in some cases, still are being). ... If you are chasing subtropical rainforest timber trees, we can help!

07.01.2022 Showcasing the properties of some of Queenslands finest timber trees. Includes trees native to the South East Queensland, Brigalow Belt and Wet Tropics Bioregions. Many of these species have been felled extensively from our remnant forests (and in some cases, still are being). ... If you are chasing subtropical rainforest timber trees, we can help!

05.01.2022 Another sighting today- A late instar of the Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly - Papilio aegeus. This one was feeding on a Micromelum bush tukka tree.

05.01.2022 Wompoo Invert update: Sighted! Male and female spiny leaf insect- Extatosoma tiaratum on a Silver ash. These beauties are endemic to Australia and eat gum leaves. It is said the females eggs mimic ant food, so ants collect them, eat a sacrificial portion then deposit them in underground waste piles, where the conditions are ideal for their incubation. ... Females do not need males for reproduction and can produce eggs that are all female clones! More info can be found here: https://web.archive.org//www.phasm/ExtatosomaTiaratum.html

04.01.2022 A catalogue of the butterflies, moths and other insects that have been spotted at Wompoo HQ. Thankyou to the following resources that have been particularly helpful sources of information: - https://www.brisbaneinsects.com/ - http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/

03.01.2022 Native holly, Alchornea ilicifolia. A great compact habitat shrub for riparian plantings in Subtropical Qld. We have a couple of late season stock left!

03.01.2022 Spear lily Doryanthes palmeri space savers. Ideal for shallow soils, rocky areas and soil stabilisation.

03.01.2022 26 species trialled. Fibreglass ponds installed for frog habitat. In addition to aquatic organism habitat, floating wetlands can also be effective for water filtration. They do this by reducing nitrates, suspended sediments and increasing the dissolved oxygen content. The following species have been trialled:... Alocasia brisbanensis Artanema fimbriatum Atractocarpus fitzalanii Bulbine bulbosa Casuarina cunnighamii Crinum pedunculatum Cullen tenax Cyperus polystachyos Dianella caerulea Elaeocarpus grandis Eleocharis sp Ficus sp. Gahnia sieberiana Lepironia articulata Lomandra longifolia Mazus pumilio Melaleuca bracteata Melaleuca irbyana Micromelum minutum Nasturtium officinale Philydrum lanuginosum Potamogeton javanicus Schoenoplectus validus Solanum aviculare Solanum betaceum Typha orientalis

02.01.2022 Aviceda subcristata - (Pacific Baza) spotted this afternoon above the nursery. They almost appear to hop around the canopy feeding on insects. Mantis and Stick Insects being a fave, they also feeds on small frogs which is something I know we have loads of in the surrounding trees.

01.01.2022 Pink bellied moth - Oenochroma vinaria on the silky oaks- grevillea robusta. Host plants are Proteaceae including hakeas, banksias and grevilleas. Link to moth image here: https://images.app.goo.gl/tKcxUAdBzqVkQUvK8

01.01.2022 Pink bellied moth - Oenochroma vinaria. Host plants are Proteaceae including hakeas, banksias and grevillea.

01.01.2022 Silver Quandong (Elaeocarpus grandis) Showing off with its transformation to red leaves at this time of year. One of our fastest growing species in the right conditions. The timber is highly versatile with an incredible strength to weight ratio and pleasing grain. like the idea of a sustainable, selective harvest of timber from your own property? swing us a line