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Our seed is different from that available from some other sources as we have set up our own Seed Production Area (SPA). We sell seed for a range of Victorian plants, from native grasses to large trees. For more information about the diversity of seed produced by our SPA, and the steps we have taken to make the seed as genetically diverse as possible, please go to the a titleAbout hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/about/>About page/a>./p>p langen-US>We store all our seed at a low temperature in a fridge used only for this purpose and we have a policy of not keeping seed for long periods of time. Our plan is to sell most seed each year and collect fresh seed every year. The exception to this is hard coated seeds such as wattle seed which last with high viability for many years. We have collected seed on our property from over 80 species in the past and now have a possible 75 species for sale. For the list of seed currently for sale go to our Catalogue page, and for a more detailed list of these combined with species we hope to have for sale in the future, go to the About page. The catalogue page has species that are available at any given time. In most cases as the seed is sold it will not be replaced until after the following summer as this is the main seed collection time./p>p langen-US>If there is a species that you are particularly keen to grow please send us an email telling us the quantity you would like and we can do our best to channel our seed collection efforts to the species most requested./p>p langen-US>If you are interested in growing plants from seed but are not experienced in the skills required we are selling copies of Growing Native Plants from Seed by Murray Ralph for the reduced price of $25./p>p langen-US>Libby and Steve/p>p>How native plants can transform your property (click images to view larger):/p>figure idattachment_405 aria-describedbyfigcaption_attachment_405 classwp-caption alignleft caption-size-thumbnail itemscope itemtypehttp://schema.org/ImageObject>a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/1-creek-looking-south-Dec-2008.jpg>img itempropcontentURL classsize-thumbnail wp-image-405 titleCreek looking south Dec 2008 srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/1-creek-looking-south-Dec-2008-226x226.jpg altcreek-looking-south-Dec-2008 width226 height226 />/a>figcaption idfigcaption_attachment_405 classwp-caption-text itempropdescription>December 2008/figcaption>/figure>figure idattachment_406 aria-describedbyfigcaption_attachment_406 classwp-caption alignleft caption-size-thumbnail itemscope itemtypehttp://schema.org/ImageObject>a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/2-creek-looking-south-Sept-2010.jpg>img itempropcontentURL classsize-thumbnail wp-image-406 titleCreek looking south Sept 2010 srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/2-creek-looking-south-Sept-2010-226x226.jpg altCreek looking south Sept 2010 width226 height226 />/a>figcaption idfigcaption_attachment_406 classwp-caption-text itempropdescription>September 2010/figcaption>/figure>figure idattachment_407 aria-describedbyfigcaption_attachment_407 classwp-caption alignleft caption-size-thumbnail itemscope itemtypehttp://schema.org/ImageObject>a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/3-creek-looking-south-Sept-2011.jpg>img itempropcontentURL classsize-thumbnail wp-image-407 titleCreek looking south Sept 2011 srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/3-creek-looking-south-Sept-2011-226x226.jpg altCreek looking south Sept 2011 width226 height226 />/a>figcaption idfigcaption_attachment_407 classwp-caption-text itempropdescription>September 2011/figcaption>/figure>figure idattachment_408 aria-describedbyfigcaption_attachment_408 classwp-caption aligncenter caption-size-large itemscope itemtypehttp://schema.org/ImageObject>a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/4-creek-looking-south-Dec-2011.jpg>img itempropcontentURL classsize-large wp-image-408 titleCreek looking south Dec 2011 srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/4-creek-looking-south-Dec-2011-740x492.jpg altCreek looking south Dec 2011 width710 height472 />/a>figcaption idfigcaption_attachment_408 classwp-caption-text itempropdescription>December 2011/figcaption>/figure> /div> /article> h1>Recent Articles/h1> article classvns-post vns-post-list-item> header classvns-post-header> h2 classvns-post-title> a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/using-small-ponds-to-survey-wildlife/ relbookmark titlePermanent link to Using Small Ponds to Survey Wildlife>Using Small Ponds to Survey Wildlife/a> /h2> time classvns-post-time datetime2015-08-19T19:45:20+00:00>August 19th, 2015/time> /header> div classvns-post-content> p>We own a lovely 142 hectare (350 acre) ex-grazing property called Thorpewood . Thorpewood is located north of Violet Town, in north eastern Victoria and has a mixture of Grassy Woodland and Box-Ironbark Country. Two like-minded families joined forces and bought the property. We were attracted to its range of diverse native species- some threatened and some near threatened. We hoped to conserve and improve the property and hence, extend the range of species on the property and increase the numbers in the threatened species. At the time of purchase some very good improvement work had been started by Trust for Nature who had bought the property through their revolving fund. It was a requirement that we put a Trust for Nature covenant on the property and we were very happy to comply with this./p>p>a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/3-Rainbow-at-Thorpewood--e1439977731874.jpg>img classalignleft wp-image-1203 size-large srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/assets/3-Rainbow-at-Thorpewood--710x463.jpg alt width710 height463 />/a>/p>p> a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/using-small-ponds-to-survey-wildlife/#more-1174 classmore-link>Continue Reading/a>/p> /div> /article> article classvns-post vns-post-list-item> header classvns-post-header> h2 classvns-post-title> a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/birds-harmony/ relbookmark titlePermanent link to Birds in Harmony>Birds in Harmony/a> /h2> time classvns-post-time datetime2012-06-30T20:57:04+00:00>June 30th, 2012/time> /header> div classvns-post-content> figure idattachment_503 aria-describedbyfigcaption_attachment_503 classwp-caption alignright caption-size-thumbnail itemscope itemtypehttp://schema.org/ImageObject>a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au//assets/B-Pardelotes-sometimes-Tap-on-our-windows.jpg>img itempropcontentURL classsize-thumbnail wp-image-503 titlePardelotes sometimes Tap on our windows srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au//assets/B-Pardelotes-sometimes-Tap-on-our-windows-226x226.jpg alt width226 height226 />/a>figcaption idfigcaption_attachment_503 classwp-caption-text itempropdescription>Pardelotes sometimes tap on our windows/figcaption>/figure>p>As the diversity of our planting is improving the diversity of birds is increasing with it. In replicating and extending the plant diversity of our forest the Seed Production Area (SPA) is highlighting the dependent relationships between native birds and indigenous plants. It has certainly made us more aware of the affect we can have on the landscape./p>p>Many species of birds have moved into or passed through the SPA taking advantage of seed, nectar, pollen, and insect supplies. We have noted more Red-browed Finches enjoying the native grasses. Crested Shrike-tits have been seen for the first time in late summer 2011/2012 as they joined Yellow-faced Honeyeaters and White-naped Honeyeaters in taking advantage of the copious nectar supplies of the Silver Banksias. These plants were previously visited by Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos, feasting on the seed, earlier in summer. The Cockatoos had also enjoyed the fruit of the Hakea plants, pruning them in the process. The Hakea then flowered through winter providing nectar for Eastern Spine-bills and White-eared Honeyeaters. The Grey Shrike-thrush and Yellow-rumped Thornbills have established across the area and Silvereyes are regular visitors./p>p> a hrefhttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/birds-harmony/#more-117 classmore-link>Continue Reading/a>/p> /div> /article> div classvns-post-nav> div classvns-previous-page>/div> div classvns-next-page>/div> /div> /div> /div> /div> script srchttps://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.1.min.js>/script> script srchttps://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/fitvids/1.1.0/jquery.fitvids.js>/script> script srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/wp-content/themes/victoriannativeseed/js/vendor/select2.min.js>/script> script srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/wp-content/themes/victoriannativeseed/js/vendor/jquery.magnific-popup.min.js>/script> script srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/wp-content/themes/victoriannativeseed/js/plugins.js>/script> script srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/wp-content/themes/victoriannativeseed/js/main.js?v2>/script> script typetext/javascript srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/js/jquery.form.min.js?ver3.51.0-2014.06.20>/script>script typetext/javascript>/* !CDATA */var _wpcf7 {loaderUrl:http:\/\/www.victoriannativeseed.com.au\/wp-content\/plugins\/contact-form-7\/images\/ajax-loader.gif,sending:Sending ...};/* > *//script>script typetext/javascript srchttps://www.victoriannativeseed.com.au/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/js/scripts.js?ver4.2.2>/script> /body>/html>
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