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  • Home
  • About us
    • About our amalgamation
    • Our Rules and Purposes
    • About our new logo
    • About Bili
    • About the community benefit
    • About the $s
    • Email us
    • Find us
  • Our histories
    • SKINC’s story
    • Westgate Park 1 – Early history of the land
    • Westgate Park 2 – From construction site to neglect
    • Friends of Westgate Park story
  • Biodiversity
    • Bees, beetles & bugs
  • Plant lists
    • Plant list for Bili Nursery
    • Plant list A-Z for Westgate Park
      • Coastal headland scrub EVC plants
      • Coastal saltmarsh EVC plants
      • Coast Banksia EVC plants
      • Heathy woodland EVC plants
      • Plains grassland EVC plants
      • Plains grassy woodlands EVC plants
      • Riparian woodland EVC plants
      • Sand Heathland EVC plants
      • Sedgy wetlands EVC plants
  • Bili Landcare
  • Bili Nursery
  • Indigenous plants
    • Wildflowers A – D
      • Wildflowers E – M
      • Wildflowers O – Z
    • Trees and shrubs A – E
      • Trees and shrubs G – P
    • Grasses, sedges and rushes
    • Groundcovers and climbers A-G
      • Groundcovers and climbers H-Z
  • Citizen science
    • Providing for pollinators project
    • WaterWatch
  • Join, support
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    • donate
  • Volunteer
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Friends of Westgate Park & St Kilda Indigenous Nursery are now Westgate Biodiversity: Bili Nursery & Landcare

We grow and sell locally indigenous plants

We are transforming Westgate Park into a natural, bush-like place for people to enjoy

We are creating habitat for amazing biodiversity

Indigenous plants - wildflowers

Wildflowers A – D

Wildflowers A – D

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Wildflowers E – M

Wildflowers E – M

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Wildflowers O – Z

Wildflowers O – Z

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Indigenous plants - trees and shrubs, grasses

Trees and shrubs A – E

Trees and shrubs A – E

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Trees and shrubs G – P

Trees and shrubs G – P

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Grasses, sedges and rushes

Grasses, sedges and rushes

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Indigenous plants - groundcovers and climbers, rare and threatened

Groundcovers and climbers A-G

Groundcovers and climbers A-G

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Groundcovers and climbers H-Z

Groundcovers and climbers H-Z

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Rare & threatened

Rare & threatened

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Blogs and news

National Tree Day(s) 27 & 29 July

National Tree Day(s) 27 & 29 July

Westgate Biodiversity: Bili Nursery & Landcare and 77 eager volunteers planted over 2000 indigenous plants at three event...

Monarch visits

Monarch visits

The Wanderer – Danaus plexippus or Monarch, shown here on Pimelea sp. – Rice Flower, is an uncommon and somewhat...

Pollinators workshop

Pollinators workshop

At our winter workshop participants learned to identify several insect pollinators, including native and non-native bees and ...

George’s blog

George’s blog

Having planted many thousand plants a year for 18 years through all types of weather conditions, I am building up a lot of kn...

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Partners

Parks Victoria, Park Managers | Port Phillip EcoCentre | Landcare Australia | Conservation Volunteers Australia | City of Port Phillip | City of Melbourne

Sponsors

National Australia Bank | MIRRAT | Telstra | PWC |Link | Lion | ANZ Bank | IBM | KPMG | Pana Chocolates | Boeing | BASF | Goldman Sachs

Acknowledgements

We acknowledge the Elders and members of the Yalukit Wilam clan of the Boon Wurrung language group, who are the custodians of the land on which we work and meet.

We value our ongoing relationship with the Boon Wurrung Foundation

 

Recent Posts

  • National Tree Day(s) 27 & 29 July July 31, 2018
  • Monarch visits July 29, 2018
  • Pollinators workshop July 17, 2018
  • George’s blog July 16, 2018
  • What a way to mark World Environment Day! June 30, 2018
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