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Your garden, alive with native wildlife
Find the local native plants that will grow where you are, see who they can bring, and leave with a plan for your own garden.
Three steps from your garden to a plan
See gardens like yours
Look at a courtyard, a backyard, a front yard and a larger block, each planted for wildlife.
Find what grows here
Find local native plants for your sun, soil and moisture, and the wildlife each one can bring.
Make your plan
Answer a few plain questions and get a planting plan to print or keep, with a shopping list.
Which of these gardens is yours?
A courtyard
Pots and one narrow bed can bring bees and butterflies to a paved space.
A backyard
Swap part of the lawn for layered beds and a bird bath for small birds.
A front yard
Grasses and flowering shrubs along the path, for bees, butterflies and birds.
A larger block
Room for trees, dense shrubs and a frog pond, and the wildlife they may bring.
Who might visit a native garden
Small birds that hide in dense shrubs, honeyeaters at nectar flowers, butterflies looking for the plants their caterpillars eat, native bees, frogs by the water and lizards in the sun. Each needs food, water and shelter.
See who may visit
Make a plan for your own garden
Answer a few plain questions about your garden and the wildlife you hope for. It is free, and it asks for no name or email.
Plan your garden