Transcription of A Guide for Gardeners in Queensland Sub Tropics TROPICS
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A Guide for Gardeners in Queensland Sub Tropics TROPICS
The Nursery Industry -Protecting Our EnvironmentA Guide for Gardeners in Queensland Sub TropicsSUBTROPICS2 Cover photo courtesy of Barry Naylor1) ContentsContentsAcknowledgementsIntroduc tion from the MinistersIntroductionWhat is Grow Me Instead?Establishing the criteria for Grow Me InsteadWhat you can do!Controlling weedsThe invasive plants and their alternativesTrees and ShrubsClimbing and Ground Cover PlantsBerried PlantsGrassesBulbous PlantsSucculent PlantsAquatic PlantsInvasive plant indexFurther information and additional resources The Grow Me Instead (GMI) project was first initiated by the Nursery and Garden Industry of NSW & ACT (NGINA) as a voluntary partnership with its member nurseries to encourage the removal from production and sale of plants known to be invasive in the natural environment.
The Nursery Industry - Protecting Our Environment A Guide for Gardeners in Queensland Sub Tropics SUB TROPICS
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