Sentences with phrase «native gum trees»

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Of the Australian native trees tested, the most successful was Dunn's white gum.

And finally, the gum acacia, a natural stabiliser and thickener sourced from the Acacia senegal tree native to Sudan and other parts of Africa.

Boswellia serrata extract is a gum resin from a tree native to India, Northern Africa, and the Middle East.

Invasive species, such as the Australian blue gum tree, olive tree, sweet fennel and Harding grass threaten native species through competition for light, nutrients, and water.

The modern timber lodges are surrounded by gum trees, bush plants and native birds, so you'll still get your nature fix!

Delicate blossoms, native fruit, hardy desert plants and mighty gum trees all contribute to this most diverse environment.

It is located in a forest environment of native Australian gum trees with lots of koalas, close to spectacular beaches and your very own private bays.

Lined with massive gum trees, they are home to a multitude of native Australian animals.

Cabins, camping & powered sites, a well equipped camp kitchen with free gas BBQs & clean amenities, all nestled amongst gum & native trees set on roomy lawned sites

On the trail you can see native flora such as Gum trees, blackwoods, woolly tea trees, messmates, tree ferns and cherry ballart.

It's a pleasant walk with abundant native Australian animals and plants, including rare spotted gum trees.

That includes the forest of Australian native trees (they're called gum trees mate) that they planted on the other side of the stream; well actually on the other side of the paved walking pathway on the other side of the stream, that now comprises a public city park.