Planting For Native Birds, Bees And Butterflies drought-tolerant Divide clumps every 4-5 years

Divide clumps every 4-5 years when they become congested

subversive scent reminiscent of a steaming hot sauna

these versatile baskets blend functionality with style

and upright forms including the iconic string succulents and the popular blue-grey Blue Chalk Sticks

Excellent as a tough groundcover or cascading over retaining walls

Planting For Native Birds, Bees And Butterflies drought-tolerant Divide clumps every 4-5 yearsCountless Australian species of birds, bees and butterflies are in decline or threatened with extinction, but you can help. Writer and gardener Jaclyn Crupi shows us that protecting and fostering precious native wildlife starts in our own backyards. The first step: start planting! And choose native plants where possible. This alone presents endless opportunities for habitat creation sometimes it's the smallest actions that make the biggest difference.