Is your neighbour’s tree littering your yard with leaves? Is it leaning against your fence, or branches blocking sunlight from solar panels! The list of problems can get out of control, we’ve all been there – and it is always a difficult situation to try and get neighbour’s to see your side of the fence. B&R Tree Services have created an easy-to-follow guide when you have a neighbour’s tree affecting your property.
The Brisbane City Council has designed a fantastic ‘Free Native Plants’ program, created to help grow our city’s urban forest and support local wildlife. If you are a residential ratepayer, school, club, body corporate or registered community group you are eligible to take part in this environmentally positive plan.
Australia is home to many historical trees, each with their own story of how they became an important part of local culture. But while many of these stories are undoubtedly newsworthy, sometimes they hit the news for other reasons. Here are four recent examples of historical trees that made headlines.
Unlike us humans, trees don’t go out of their way to get on the news or do anything newsworthy. But every now and then, it seems that trees just can’t help being put in the spotlight. Here are five instances when trees were part of some amazing stories:
