Chatting about indigenous gardens: Stagg DLA on One FM 98.5
A stunning Nodding Blue Lily (Stypandra glauca) flowering in the grounds at the Euroa Arboretum late September 2020. Such a stunning, showy, yet hardy plant, indigenous to the Goulburn Broken region. Photo by Melissa Stagg.
🌼 Well, people love a bit of garden chat 🐞
Following the popularity of my article explaining the difference between a native garden an an indigenous garden, I was invited to have a chat on Shepparton local station One FM 98.5. It was lovely chatting with Terri, and hopefully we’ve helped people make some wiser garden decisions for their patch.
A podcast of the interview can be found on Soundcloud at the link below.
In our chat, Terri and I discuss the Euroa Arboretum and the Goulburn Broken Indigenous Seedbank. To find out more about these two organisations, click the links below.
Euroa Arboretum http://euroaarboretum.com.au/
Goulburn Broken Indigenous Seedbank http://www.gbiseedbank.com.au/
The original full article explaining the difference between native and indigenous gardens and plants, and why I know so much about it, can be found below.
By Melissa Stagg - Principal Landscape Architect