Invasive Replace

I love my native bee city and the bees do too!

I went and visited the fabulous Evans street grassland in Sunbury.

It was chocked full of indigenous flowers and looked beautiful.

Here's a list of the flowers as they appear:
1. Chocolate Lily (Arthropodium strictum)
2. Flax Lily (Dianella sp.)
3. Blue Devil (Eryngium ovinum)
4. Common Everlasting (Chrysocephalum apiculatum)
5. Blue Grass Lily (Caesia calliantha)
6. P***y Tails (Ptilotus spathulatus)
7. Curved Rice Flower (Pimelea curviflora)

Evans street grassland is well worth a visit.

Here's my most recent indigenous planting!

This neglected patch was bare of anything before I got started. It now has a central Prickly Moses Acacia creating excellent bird habitat. Surrounding that is a pollinator garden filled with a huge variety of locally native flowering plants.

here's some of what's there:
-Native Flax (Linum marginale)
-Australian Buttercups (Ranunculus lappaceus)
-Milky Beauty Heads (Calocephalus lacteus)
-Kangaroo Grass (Themeda triandra)
-Slender Speedwell (Veronica gracilis)
-Kidney Grass (Dichondra repens)
-Basalt Daisy (Brachyscome basaltica)
-Cut Leaf Daisy (Brachyscome multifida)
-Leek Lily (Bulbine semibarbata)

Can you see any of the other species?