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Swap your weeds for native trees 

Our Weeds for Trees Days are a brilliant reason to get out into your garden.

Some of the most common garden plants can become invasive weeds, competing with native species that are crucial for providing food and shelter to our local wildlife.

When these weeds infiltrate surrounding bushland, they can adversely affect biodiversity and local wildlife corridors on Redlands Coast. 

Head outside and collect a bag or bucket of weeds, and come along to meet local Bushcare Officers and volunteers who will swap your weeds for a native plant. Maximum of five plants per person.

It's great way for your to combat the spread of weeds in your local environment and receive some beautiful new plants for your garden. 

Locations

IndigiScapes: Saturday 7 October

When: Saturday 7 October 
Time: 9am–12pm
Where: IndigiScapes Native Nursery, Runnymede Road, Capalaba

Live on the bay islands? 

When: Saturday 14 October 

  • Point Lookout (Minjerribah) 10am–12pm, at Bushcare Nursery, Headland Park, Mooloomba Road
  • Russell Island (Canaipa) 8am–12pm, at swimming pool carpark, corner Borrowa and High Streets
  • Lamb Island (Ngudooroo) 10am–12pm, at Lucas Drive, opposite kiosk
  • Macleay Island (Jencoomercha) 8am–10am outside the library, Russell Terrace

Register your interest here and we'll send you a reminder!

If you would like to learn how to identify and control invasive weeds on your property sign up for the War on Weeds Workshop. 

Upcoming environmental events

 
 
 
 
 

Bushcare at IndigiScapes

Tuesday 3 October | 4pm | IndigiScapes

Join our Community Bushcare Officers at Redlands IndigiScapes Centre and help restore this beautiful conservation area. 

Get out in nature, meet like-minded people and make a difference to the environment on Redlands Coast. 

Image credit: Craig MacDonald

REGISTER HERE
 
 
 
 

Native Nursery open day

Saturday 7 October | 9am to noon | IndigiScapes Native Nursery

It's spring and time to enjoy your garden. 

Pop down to the Native Nursery and grab some beautiful native plants. We have groundcovers, shrubs, trees and vines!

 
 
 
 

Weeds for Trees Day

Saturday 7 October (IndigiScapes) 
Saturday 14 October (Bay Islands)

Redland City Council residents can swap their weeds for trees!

Meet your local Bushcare volunteers and bring a bucket of weeds to receive one free native plant. Maximum of five plants per person.

SEE LOCATIONS & REGISTER
 
 
 
 

War on weeds workshop

Saturday 7 October | 9am–11.30am IndigiScapes

We want to help you identify and manage weeds!

Join us to learn identification techniques and control measures that will assist you to wipe out the pesky weeds in your garden.

REGISTER
 
 
 

Glossy cockatoo planting

Saturday 11 November | 9.30am | Russell Island

Glossy black-cockatoos' sole source of food is the seed of she-oak trees. 

Plant over 600 native plant seedlings with us and help provide essential food and habitat for these precious birds. 
 

REGISTER HERE
 

Bushfire information session

Saturday 14 October | 9.30am–11.30am | SES Redland Bay - Redlands Business Park

With an El Niño weather pattern predicted to cause hot, dry conditions in coming months, there’s an increased chance of bushfires and heat waves.

Are you ready? Taking the time now to prepare your property will help keep your loved ones and home safe this bushfire season.

Redland City Council has partnered with Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) to deliver a series of bushfire awareness sessions across Redlands Coast. The last session will take place on Saturday 14 October at Redland Bay. Don't miss the opportunity to get expert advice on your preparations - register today!   

You can also head to the QFES and Get Ready Queensland websites for detailed advice on preparing for natural disasters.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THE BUSHFIRE AWARENESS SESSION
 
 

Quarantine alert!

There is an outbreak of fungal skin disease in reptiles on Redlands Coast.

Water and bearded dragons are most commonly affected, and the disease is usually fatal. Look for yellow discolouration of the skin as well as flakiness or loss of scales.

The fungus is highly contagious, so if you see a reptile with these signs, please do not touch them. Call the Redlands Wildlife Rescue Service on (07) 3833 4031.

You can also report any suspect cases to Biosecurity Queensland on bslwildlife@daf.qld.gov.au or phone 3708 8762.

For more information, refer to the Wildlife Health Australia fact sheet.

Image credit: R Johnson

 

Strawberry wattle-chicken salad

Delight in the flavors of the season with succulent chicken and exquisite fresh strawberries!

With tender baby leaf salad, fragrant wattle seed vinaigrette and a sprinkling of toasted almonds, even your taste buds will know it's spring!

See our full menu

 

Aromatic delights

New essential oils have arrived in our shop! Included in these gorgeous gift packs: 

  • Relaxation collection (rosalina, fragonia & lemon ironbark)
  • Happy home collection (lemon myrtle, blue gum & lemon ironbark) 
  • Positive energy collection (lemon ironbark, rosalina & lemon scented gum)
 
 


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Acknowledgement of Country on Redlands Coast

We acknowledge the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas where we live. We acknowledge their Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples in our community.

 
 
 
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Redland City Council IndigiScapes Centre
17 Runnymede Road, Capalaba
(07) 3824 8611
indigiscapes@redland.qld.gov.au

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