Initiatives
We are all about supporting the local community. Find out more about what we do
Helping those in Our Community
We are committed to helping those who may be struggling in our local community, by providing free or heavily discounted services to those who need it.
We believe everyone deserves a landscape that they can enjoy. You can nominate someone that needs support by filling out our contact form
Assisting Wildlife
Working outdoors, altering the suburban environment around us can impact our unique Native wildlife. Nathan, the Owner of the business, is a certified WIRES carer, taking sick and injured local reptiles, birds and mammals into care. He is also licensed to handle venomous snakes.
In the event of us finding wildlife in need of assistance, we will act immediately in the containment and arranging of care for it.
If you are seeking advice on Wildlife, or want to know how you can attract and assist local animals in your area, get in touch with us.
For more on this, head over to the 'Wildlife' highlight on our instagram page, so see some of the animals that come into care!
Supporting the Local Environment
Removing overgrown weeds is one of our most popular services. Through this, we have found the opportunity to create spaces our vital native wildlife can enjoy and use, by providing native trees for FREE from our local community nursery. Native trees also serve as a complement to your landscape, through beautiful greenery and colourful flowers.
Weeds are among the top most serious threats to Australia's natural environment. They displace native species, contribute significantly to land degradation, soil disturbance and changed burning patterns.
Invasive species, including weeds, represent the biggest threat to our biodiversity after habitat loss. Weed invasions change the natural diversity and balance of ecological communities. These changes threaten the survival of many plants and animals as the weeds compete with native plants for space, nutrients and sunlight.
Throughout Australia, weeds are spreading faster than they can be controlled. All Australian states and territories have experienced native plant invasions. Nationally, the impact of invasive plants continues to increase with exotic species accounting for about 15% of all flora. This figure is increasing by about 10 species per year.
We are committed to supplying and planting native flora in replacement of removed weeds, the amount depending on job size. To support our local community, these plants will be purchased from the Sutherland Shire Community Nursery. Through this, our hope is to promote native plants in areas where weeds had taken over, to help combat the threat of weeds on our unique biodiversity, while also educating the community about the importance of weed management.