Top 5 Palms we most commonly work on in Brisbane
1. Alexander “Alex” Palm (Archontophoenix alexandrae) QUEENSLANDER!! This palm is native to central ...
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Go ahead and read through them, they’re interesting even if not particularly relevant to you.
I will be adding more as we go.
If you have a circumstance that you need some advice on give us a call on 3312 7220.
1. Alexander “Alex” Palm (Archontophoenix alexandrae) QUEENSLANDER!! This palm is native to central ...
21 February, 2018No comment1. Gum Tree Australia’s most iconic tree. They are the source of Eucalyptus oil which has a range of...
21 February, 2018No commentClever Dick – Case Study Dick had a large Silky Oak that he wanted taken down in his back yard. He k...
21 February, 2018No commentClare loves her fur baby Puffball. Before purchasing her home last month she made a point of asking ...
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Photo: Ernie the Emu by bluegum
Laws, rules and regulations about what you can and cannot do in your garden can be confusing.
Here’s a short list of the sites I keep returning to and some others I think are worth having available.
I mainly visit due to them having heaps of information that is relevant to the Arboricultural industry.
I hope they help you out too.
Contact your local Council for information about Vegetation Protection Orders, Significant Landscape Trees and Covenants. See if your tree is a declared weed species.
Get in touch for concern over or maintenance of Council’s Natural Assets (Street Trees) and fence line pruning laws including disputes with neighbours.
Brisbane City Council
call 3403 8888 – Open 24/7
http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
Moreton Bay Regional Council
call 3205 0555 – Open 24/7
http://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
For information on how to deal with wildlife and other environmental issues
Department of Environment and Heritage Protection
call 13 74 68 or http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au
Fallen trees during storms
S.E.S – State Emergency Services
call 132 500 or https://www.ses.qld.gov.au/Pages/default.aspx
Emergency assistance including wildlife number –
RSPCA
call 1300 264 625
To report and assist injured wildlife
http://www.rspcaqld.org.au
Dangerous situations number, including power line pruning and incidents caused by storms
Energex 13 19 62 or https://www.energex.com.au
Queensland Poisons Information Centre
call 131126 or https://www.qld.gov.au/emergency/safety/poisons
Bureau of Meteorology
http://www.bom.gov.au
Contact your local Council for information about Vegetation Protection Orders, Significant Landscape Trees and Covenants. See if your tree is a declared weed species.
Get in touch for concern over or maintenance of Council’s Natural Assets (Street Trees) and fence line pruning laws including disputes with neighbours.