Beyond plants – what else to include?

While plants play a crucial role in attracting wildlife into your indigenous and other types of garden, turning a fleeting visit into a lasting home for local fauna requires more than just greenery. If you want birds to regularly visit, native bees to feed and breed, or want to support lizards, frogs, and fish in your garden, then this Master Class is for you.

In this one-hour online session, Josh and Monique will walk you through essential non-plant elements to incorporate into your garden that provide food, shelter, materials and leisure for our local wildlife. From rocks and pebbles to sticks, logs, ponds, and even bare ground, they’ll explore what types of elements attract different species, the roles that they play and how to strategically place and size them for maximum impact. Join us to learn how to create a more welcoming environment for wildlife in your garden.

This session is part of a three part series called “Nurturing Indigenous Gardens”. Other topics include  ‘Ecological Garden Design: Lessons From the Bush’ and ‘Maintaining Indigenous Gardens – Pruning, Trimming, Watering, and Nourishing’.  Book the Series Package for discount. Friends of SGA receive a 15% discount on Master Class full price tickets. You can become a Friend of SGA here. Green Garden Professional (GGPs) receive a 30% discount.