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This month’s tool, a nice little hatchet to help poisoning woody weeds, you might need a blacksmith, farrier or someone with an oxy set to make it.
I was intrigued by this custom tool named ‘the Lantana Hook’ that the Dungog Commoners Landcare team have been ...
Stakes were generally well stuck in the ground and often splintering, making hand pulling a very hazardous and difficult activity.After a few trials and a lot of thinking I came up with a destaking tool which just slips over the stake and gives a good grip to lift the stake out of the ground.
A water lance, water jet, whatever you want to call it really, mainly used for planting long stem tubestock along waterways. Let's make one!
I’m giving away trade secrets here but apart from identifying plants one of our common requests is for species ...
Seed balls are a fairly simple way of getting seed into an area to germinate after a good rain event.
Did you know birds are a key indicator for biodiversity health in the landscape? How healthy is your patch?
Once the flames die down and the smoke clears the question arises “what now?” Now that the adrenaline has flushed ...
A new app encourages users to record sightings of Koalas
Used every now and then by bush regenerators for digging the crowns out of things like asparagus fern and also good for digging into gravelly creekbanks when doing plantings.
One tool that has been in my collection for about 10 years and gets dragged out every now and then is a handy little rope saw called “The Unbelievable Saw”