Grevillea robusta Common name – Silky Oak Description: The largest of the Grevillea genus. Silky Oak can grow to 40 metres but is often much smaller in cultivation. Grows naturally … Continue reading Highlighting our Native Flora #6
The Austinville Valley is one of the last relatively intact stands of critically endangered lowland subtropical rainforest on the Gold Coast. It is home to at least 20 rare plants … Continue reading Gold Coast BioBlitz 2019
Melaleuca viminalis – syn Callistemon viminalis Common Name: Red Bottlebrush/ Weeping Bottlebrush Description: Typically a small tree under 10m with weeping foliage and striking red ‘bottlebrush’ flowers. Bark is dark/grey … Continue reading Highlighting our Native Plants #5
Floating Plants for Cleaner Water Back in October 2018 we reported on our involvement with Reed Bed Technology https://regenaustralia.com.au/2018/10/23/another-day-at-the-office-4/ In June 2019 Regen Australia designed and installed a new Floating … Continue reading Another Day at the Office #19
Allocasuarina littoralis Common Name: Black She-Oak Description: Upright tree from 5-15 metres depending on soil type, rainfall and protection from salt winds. Male trees take on a reddish/brown colour when … Continue reading Highlighting our Native Plants #4
Our availability list for August is up to date! For inquiries please contact our Nursery:Email: nursery@regenaustralia.com.auPhone: 0414 519 572 We have our monthly specials listed below. Order quickly as these … Continue reading August Stocklist
Cleaning Up our Waterways At Regen Australia we love nothing better than cleaning up an ecological nightmare and leaving a site in great condition ready for our native plants and … Continue reading Another Day at the Office #18.
Pultenaea villosa Flowering: Winter and Spring Common Name: Hairy Bush Pea or Eggs and Bacon plant. Distribution and Occurrence: An understory plant of dry and usually fairly open forests from … Continue reading Highlighting our Native Plants #3
Regen in Bundaberg On the 15th of May, with little fanfare but much excitement, Regen Australia opened for business in Bundaberg Qld. Ken Joblin has worked with Regen Australia since … Continue reading Another day at the (Bundaberg) Office #17
Hardenbergia violacea Common names: Happy Wandering Pea, Native sarsaparilla; Purple coral pea Flowering: July – November Distribution and occurrence: A widespread species occurring in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia. … Continue reading Highlighting Our Native Plants #2
Our availability list for July is up to date! For inquiries please contact our Nursery:Email: nursery@regenaustralia.com.auPhone: 0414 519 572 We have our monthly specials listed below. Order quickly as these … Continue reading July Stocklist
Riverbank Restoration Large sections of the Coomera River were greatly affected by the destructive winds and water flows associated with Cyclone Debbie in 2017. Regen Australia worked to restore the … Continue reading Another Day at the Office #16
