This month saw a small group concentrate on pulling some coreopsis, agapanthus and planting seven Lomandra at the corner of Genevieve and Cottle Roads before a light shower sent us home after a cuppa. We were rewarded in the slightly wet conditions with the discovery of a Verreaux’s Tree Frog in the leaf letter (Litoria verreauxii).

Verreaux’s Tree Frog (Litoria verreauxii)

 Planting some Lomandra, among the orchid leaves.

First a walk down towards the swamp to see the areas of Bluebell Creeper (Billardiera heterophylla), a West Australian native plant and new weed to most of us, followed by a wander through the grassy areas near the swing and bike jumps to hand pull broom and carefully dig up some gladioli.

Bluebell Creeper flowers and pods (more info)

             Working near the bike jumps, finding lots of large gladioli

An afternoon at the corner of Genevieve Rd and Cottle Rd