Australian Native Trees VHT115
Description
Gain knowledge about Australian native tree species. This course first teaches you about different types of Australian flora, plant identification, information sources, planting, feeding, soils, pests & diseases, watering, propagation and transplanting. The remaining lessons then deal with selected varieties of trees, windbreak planting, agroforestry, tree maintenance and tree selection. Course Structure- Introduction and Resources
- Culture - Soils and nutrition, pruning, planting techniques, etc.
- Propagation - Seed, cuttings, grafting techniques for natives.
- Important Groups Of Native Trees (excluding Eucalypts).
- More Important Groups - Eucalypts
- Other Varieties - Rainforest trees, nat…
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- Introduction and Resources
- Culture - Soils and nutrition, pruning, planting techniques, etc.
- Propagation - Seed, cuttings, grafting techniques for natives.
- Important Groups Of Native Trees (excluding Eucalypts).
- More Important Groups - Eucalypts
- Other Varieties - Rainforest trees, native conifers.
- Making The Best Use Of Native Trees. Landscaping, biological control, special planting techniques.
- Special Assignment - On one plant or group.
- Identify Australian Native Trees
- Describe the culture of Australian Native Trees.
- Propagate Australian Native Trees
- Compare characteristics and cultural requirements of different commonly grown species of Australian Native Trees.
- Compare characteristics and cultural requirements of conifer and rainforest species of Australian Native Trees.
- Describe a range of uses for Australian native trees.
- Investigate one type of Australian Native Tree in depth.
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