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1. Gardening

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   4 Mar 2021: The benefits of native plant species. Planting a range of different native plants, such as vines, ground covers, shrubs and trees, provides the food, shelter and other resources required by native ... Cupaniopsis anacardioides (common name: Tuckeroo).

2. Koalas are strictly leaf feeders, eating a variety of ... (PDF, 1074k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Please be mindful of planting trees in small urban lots as large eucalypt species can be hazardous when overhanging houses or other infrastructure. ... Planting relatively close together can assist in minimising weeds and facilitating natural attrition.

3. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswichcemeteries.com.au Fact Sheet Swamp Tea-tree (Melaleuca irbyana) AboutSwamp ... (PDF, 71k)

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   31 May 2022: In spring and summer, the trees produce small cream flowers which attract native birds and insects. ... There are over 20 beautiful native plant species that have been selected for memorial planting.

4. New jacarandas set to paint Ipswich purple

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   12 Oct 2021: 12 October 2021. Ipswich’s reputation as a jacaranda hotspot will continue for generations to come with Ipswich City Council planting 100 new trees in Goodna. ... Division 2 Councillor Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic said the new plantings replace trees

5. riparian corridor revegetation guidelines.cdr (PDF, 313k)

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   28 Apr 2014: Note: planting tree species below the frequent flood line is not suitable. ... Mid and Upper Bank – Plant tree, shrub, native grasses and ground cover species at 1.5m – 2m centres.

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6. Ipswich’s 90-year-old jacarandas celebrated with historical plaque

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   31 Oct 2022: Hailstorms and wet weather destroyed some of the original trees and others were in poor health,” Cr Jonic said. ... Many of the original trees have survived the floods of 1955, 1974 and 2011.

7. Real Christmas trees making a real difference

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   3 Nov 2023: Pre-orders for the Real Christmas Tree Fundraising Appeal will open on Monday 13 November,” Cr Fechner said. ... Mark your calendars now for an evening of joy and celebration collecting and setting up your unique and charitable Christmas tree.”.

8. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/parkssearch TRAILS OF IPSWICH Purga Nature ReserveMiddle Road, Purga ... (PDF, 1716k)

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   8 Jun 2023: Venture further into the Tea-tree forest and appreciate the Indiginous cultural significance of the Ngudur (Tea-trees). ... The Swamp Tea-tree has many medicinal and other uses for Traditional Owners.

9. Habitat Nest Boxes

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   25 Oct 2023: development. Tree hollows are cavities that form in trees as they age. ... Visit the council Nursery for advice on native plants. Undertake weeding on your property or as part of a Bushcare working bee.

10. Rosewood Library branches out with imaginative children’s corner

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    22 Dec 2020: The entire tree weighed in at 1,200 kilograms and is 5.5 metres high.”. ... see the final tree fully assembled in place at Ipswich City Council’s new Rosewood Library.”.

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