Difficult species propagation
We address biodiversity gaps by developing propagation pathways for species that are difficult to germinate, establish, or scale. This includes grasses, herbs, sedges, vines, shrubs, trees, and specialist taxa needed for more complete ecosystem recovery.
Seed treatment and germination optimisation
We provide expert prescriptions for seed treatment techniques that enhance germination rates of difficult species. Through careful batch handling, testing, and quality control, we maximise the value of every seed lot and reduce wasted time and financial loss.
- Dormancy-breaking techniques including physical, thermal, smoke, and chemical cues where appropriate
- Moisture, temperature, substrate, and establishment optimisation
- Failure point analysis to identify why batches succeed or fail
Threatened flora management and habitat recovery
We specialise in managing, researching, and recovering threatened flora and their habitats, including ongoing management and monitoring that supports recovery actions aligned with relevant State and Federal legislation.
- Propagation, ex-situ support, and recovery program input
- Habitat restoration and site preparation informed by species ecology
- Monitoring, adaptive management, and reporting support
Contract growing and project supply
We support projects that need reliable native stock produced to specification. This includes planned grow-outs for councils, consultants, developers, contractors, and restoration programs requiring staged delivery or specialist species mixes.
We help clients reduce risk before it becomes a project cost.
By identifying failure points early, refining propagation protocols, and aligning supply with ecological objectives, we help clients protect budget, timelines, approvals, and long-term vegetation outcomes.
Built to support NSW and Commonwealth environmental legislation
Our services are structured to help clients meet biodiversity offset obligations, threatened species requirements, and development approval conditions with confidence.