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Native plants are a good choice in gardens as they use less water than many non-natives and establish quickly. They are also great at attracting native animals and insects back into our area by providing shelter and food.
Every year, Council offers free native plant seedlings to residents and schools to help our community create habitat.
Orders due by 11 June 2020 Plants will be delivered Week 1 to 4 in Term 3
Details and locations to be confirmed COVID-19 restrictions dependant
Cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions
Spring community giveaway
A small selection of plants will be available through the contact-less delivery service and at Wheelie Good Compost events. Call Council for more information.
Plant giveaways are promoted in local newspapers, through Council's social media channels and on cb.city/whatson. For library opening hours, please visit the locations and memberships page.
Native plants are available for purchase throughout the year from these local nurseries:
Our local area is home to a wide variety of plants and animals and your garden is an important habitat haven for them. A new guide is available to help you create habitat at home.
Your native garden: A guide to bring native plants and animals back to your garden Map of CBCity Planting zonesNative Plant Selector
Your native garden: A guide to bring native plants and animals back to your garden
Map of CBCity Planting zones
Native Plant Selector
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For more information, call Council's Natural Resource Management team on 9707 9000.
