Western Queensland
News
Researchers look to W.Qld for new ornamentals
Researchers from the The University of Queensland have collected seeds from native species with horticultural potential from sites in Western Qld. Some may ultimately be bred to develop cut flowers and water-efficient garden plants. The region itself could even develop as a destination for flower-loving tourists. Read more here: Outback flowers have pots of potential, say UQ experts
Events
Many gardening-related organisations throughout Qld list upcoming events in the Events Diary, so why not see what's on in your area?
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More Links
If you're involved in any gardening clubs or environmental groups in W Qld, please send in your links or other information which might help gardeners in the challenging environment of the west.
Councils
As a place to start, please check out the local government links below. Your local authority may be able to help you with information about water, parks, community groups, free plant programmes etc.
Bulloo Shire Council (which includes Thargomindah) - no website found at time of writing
Other Links
Tree of Knowledge (now deceased), Barcaldine. Queensland Heritage Register, Environmental Protection Agency
Tregole National Park between Roma and Charleville. Notable for its stand of rare Ooline trees ( Cadellia pentastylis). Environmental Protection Agency, Queensland
Poplar Box and Belah Woodland Discusses a Regional Ecosystem near Goondiwindi including some of the plants and animals that inhabit it. Environmental Protection Agency, Queensland
Visit Mitchell Things to see in and around Mitchell, Qld (west of Roma), including natural environment
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