Sales of native trees and shrubs proved to be a hit with visitors at the Mudgee Small Farm Field Days this year.

Watershed Landcare offered a selection of locally grown species, endemic to our area for sale as a fund raiser for the group.

The majority of the tubestock was sold during the field days with the remainder being snapped up by Watershed members.

“It's an indication that people want to enhance the native vegetation on their properties.” said botanist and Watershed Landcare secretary, Christine McRae.

“It was a very successful initiative, we'll definitely do it again next year.” she continued.

Watershed Landcare would like to thank Wollar Wholesale Nursery, Windy Hill Nursery, Blue Wren Bush Farm and Ulan Coal for their generous support with our fund raiser.

Wondering what natives are suitable to your area?

Contact us, info@watershedlandcare.com.au, and we'll email you a copy of our handy guide.

If you'd like more specific advice on what to plant in your area or what species to choose for a specific purpose contact us and we'll put you in touch with one of our local plant experts.

Thinking of enhancing the riparian vegetation on your patch? Don't forget Watershed Landcare's Connecting Our Waterways project, offering landholders funding of up to $5,000 to conduct on-ground works. Expressions of interest close on 31 August 2015.

For more information on the Connecting Our Waterways project or to obtain an EOI form contact our Coordinator, Agness Knapik, on 0435 055 493 or info@watershedlandcare.com.au