Erosion is a natural process where soil, rock, or other surface materials are worn away and transported by wind, water, or gravity. While it’s a vital part of natural ecosystems, erosion on your property can lead to costly damage, loss of valuable soil, and even structural instability. The good news? You don’t need concrete walls or heavy machinery to solve the problem. Soft engineering solutions work with nature to create sustainable, cost-effective, and beautiful erosion control.

Brisbane’s subtropical climate is home to a rich variety of native plants that support local biodiversity. By planting the right species in your garden, you can attract birds, bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, helping to create a healthier, more sustainable environment.

Whether you’re planning a wildlife-friendly garden or simply want to support your local ecosystem, here are five native plants perfect for Queensland gardens.

In many urban areas, plants can’t be planted directly in the ground. Instead, they are often grown in pots or raised planters. If you walk through any major city, you’ll see greenery on rooftops, terraces and courtyards, often surrounded by concrete or stone.