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**$28.80 for Permaculture SA members; add code at checkout (see instructions below)**
An essential, eye-opening and beautiful guide to the simple, sustainable ways we can invite more native birds, bees and butterflies into our gardens and outdoor spaces.
Countless Australian species of birds, bees and butterflies are in decline or threatened with extinction, but you can help.
Writer and gardener Jaclyn Crupi shows us that protecting and fostering precious native wildlife starts in our own backyards.
The first step: start planting! And choose native plants where possible. This alone presents endless opportunities for habitat creation - sometimes it's the smallest actions that make the biggest difference. Providing a well-placed dish of water on a hot day or allowing leaf litter to stay where it falls are among the many other super-simple ways you can make your garden more attractive to native birds, bees and butterflies, and, in turn, benefit all species.
Includes conversations and insights from other beloved Australian garden experts (Jac Semmler, Sam Cox, Hannah Moloney and Clarence Slocklee) in a standout hardback package.
Jaclyn Crupi is a gardener, garden educator, editor, bookseller and author. Her previous books include Garden Like a Nonno, a tribute to her nonni and all they taught her. She is happiest in her garden on Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula, where she converted a tennis court into a thriving netted orchard and vegetable plot. She began growing flowering plants to attract pollinators and now also nurtures a large native habitat garden.
Permaculture South Australia members are eligible for a 20% discount on this book’s retail price — yay!
Just add your special member-only code into the ‘gift or discount code’ box at checkout and hit ‘apply’. The discount will be automatically applied.
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ISBN: 9781761500466
Published: 29th July 2025
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 240
Publisher: Murdoch Books
Dimensions (cm): 21.5 x 17.0
Weight (kg): 0.66
**$28.80 for Permaculture SA members; add code at checkout (see instructions below)**
An essential, eye-opening and beautiful guide to the simple, sustainable ways we can invite more native birds, bees and butterflies into our gardens and outdoor spaces.
Countless Australian species of birds, bees and butterflies are in decline or threatened with extinction, but you can help.
Writer and gardener Jaclyn Crupi shows us that protecting and fostering precious native wildlife starts in our own backyards.
The first step: start planting! And choose native plants where possible. This alone presents endless opportunities for habitat creation - sometimes it's the smallest actions that make the biggest difference. Providing a well-placed dish of water on a hot day or allowing leaf litter to stay where it falls are among the many other super-simple ways you can make your garden more attractive to native birds, bees and butterflies, and, in turn, benefit all species.
Includes conversations and insights from other beloved Australian garden experts (Jac Semmler, Sam Cox, Hannah Moloney and Clarence Slocklee) in a standout hardback package.
Jaclyn Crupi is a gardener, garden educator, editor, bookseller and author. Her previous books include Garden Like a Nonno, a tribute to her nonni and all they taught her. She is happiest in her garden on Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula, where she converted a tennis court into a thriving netted orchard and vegetable plot. She began growing flowering plants to attract pollinators and now also nurtures a large native habitat garden.
Permaculture South Australia members are eligible for a 20% discount on this book’s retail price — yay!
Just add your special member-only code into the ‘gift or discount code’ box at checkout and hit ‘apply’. The discount will be automatically applied.
Not sure what the discount code is? Log in to your member area, and you’ll find it near the top of the page.
ISBN: 9781761500466
Published: 29th July 2025
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 240
Publisher: Murdoch Books
Dimensions (cm): 21.5 x 17.0
Weight (kg): 0.66