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Mistletoe Propagation Manual

A manual for landholders wanting to restore keystone species and increase biodiversity and landscape health.

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Mistletoe Resources and Further Reading

Technical Manual, Field Guides and extra reading all about Mistletoe.

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Plants of the Spotted Gum Ironbark Forests

Learn the types of trees, shrubs, grasses and vines that populate the Ironbark Forests of the Lower Hunter.

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Plants of the Box Gum Grassy Woodlands

This vegetation community is listed as an Ecologically Endangered Community because of the flora and fauna this community supports, including the species of White Box, Yellow Box, and Blakely’s Gum.

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Eucalypt Bark Types

Just as their fruits (gumnuts) can help us figure out which Eucalypt is which so can their bark, these are some commonly seen in the Upper Hunter.

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Gumnuts of the Upper Hunter

Bark types and gumnuts (or “fruit”) are a handy way of determining which group a Eucalypt belongs to.

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Learn About Galls

Stacy Mail talks through identifying galls.

Vine, vine, everywhere a vine

Vine, vine, everywhere a vine

“Climbing over the scenery, breaking my mind…”. Having had a haircut a couple of weeks ago I don’t currently ...
No worries with Weeds!

No worries with Weeds!

Not sure what the name of that weed is? No worries! Did you know that the Weedwise website has the option to ...
Plant of the Month: Bolwarra

Plant of the Month: Bolwarra

Plant of the Month: Not Just a Suburb in Maitland We’ve previously discussed plants named after locations but ...
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