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Hi Colleen, As a group, our neighbours and ourselves planted the native tubestock along the creek bank that runs behind our properties.  With the kind help of the fabulous staff at the Nursery, we selected a wide range of trees that we hope will both attract and give shelter to the wonderful wildlife that inhabits our area.  Very much looking forward to sitting back and watching them grow and develop into a broad and fantastic corridor of native trees! Thank You again for a marvellous initiative and for our much appreciated trees! Brett Over in Epsom (Bendigo District), 60 trees were planted on adjoining properties to help stabilize the creek bed and attract native wildlife. These trees were paid for by a number of companies and individuals. Good friends, Julie Phillips and Ross Gillett carbon offset their van to provide 15 of the 60 trees for Epsom Creek. Siobhan McCuskey  (b’itch body oils) and Erin McCuskey (yum productions) also kicked in with 15 trees each.  And finally Jana Fisher (Boutique Financial Solutions) gave a gift of 15 trees to valuable clients (A & V Johnson). Thank you to all my supporters for your continued interest in this little green company but more importantly thank you for your direct action in supporting those in rural Victoria who are looking after our native heritage. Keep Warm Colleen