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Corridors of Life
I can't get enough of Emma and her fantastic Melbourne Pollinator Corridor. Her mission to create 8km of street gardens for pollinators is a fabulously ambitious and important example of how to be a local activist for nature.
What’s the Buzz?
Stop killing insects! They are the most important pollinators, essential for life as we know it and for food production. Writing this article was a great opportunity to refresh my love of botany and the relationships between plants and critters.
It's all about plant sex, so read on.
The Pollinator Project that’s Transforming Melbourne’s Streets
Recently I met Emma Cutting, founder of the Heart Gardening Project and the Melbourne Pollinator Corridor. She’s a force of nature on a mission to feed the tiny winged things that keep nature reproducing in Australia’s famously urban city.
Barry Davidson’s Claremont Garden
Published in Tasmanian Life in July 2008.
Claremont is an unremarkable outer suburb of Hobart. Barry Davidson’s garden is a delightful surprise: a completely remarkable labour of love and an important collection of magnolias, rhododendrons, maples and a certain unsusual orchid.