28 Apr Upcoming Event 9th May 2023. Where the Shade Hits the Pavement
Citygreen is thrilled to announce the inaugural ‘Where Shade hits the Pavement’ event, a ground-breaking event dedicated to actionable solutions...
11 Dec Interview by Citygreen on the ‘Soils for Landscape Development’ book
Here is an interesting throwback article from 2014. Our industry has come so far since then with greater awareness of...
06 Feb Native Stingless Bees, Native Solitary Bees, and Pollinator Plants for Sydney
Native Stingless Bees I have put a few links together so you too can get excited and learn a bit more...
24 Jun Plants (flowers) favoured by Native Stingless Bees – Tetragonula carbonaria in Sydney
Have you noticed the deep dark purple tree Tibouchina in flower right now? ...
31 Jul The 20th TREENET Symposium Conference – Soil Volumes and Soil Design for Arborists
Soils are fundamental in tree development, health and longevity, so why is soil design not often addressed in tree report...
09 May ‘Mad About Dirt’
'Mad about Dirt' With horticulture experts Angus Stewart and Tino Carnevale (from Gardening Australia) and Elke Haege, (co-author of 'Soils for...
29 Mar Why urban trees are stressed
Less trees in cities = increased heat = more stress on trees due to the increased heat = higher cooling costs...
16 Nov What Flower Colours are Bees attracted to?
Many flowers have "ultraviolet nectar guides" on them that are invisible to humans but tell bees where to find nectar...
21 Mar Review of Tim Heard Native Stingless Bee workshop
Finding Tetragonula hockingsi. Elke organised for a free workshop on native stingless bees with Tim Heard as part of a combined...
01 Mar Hives of activity: Keeping native bees can improve your garden’s productivity
I was recently approached by Bettter Homes and Gardens presenter, Jason Hodges who wanted to write an article on keeping...