Plants to Residents 2025 🌱
We are delighted to be running the Plants to Residents Programs for both the City of Bayswater and Town of Bassendean again this year. Residents and residential property owners can purchase up to 20 council subsidised waterwise native plants for their property through us. Bookings for the plant collection events are essential.
See key dates and details below for your council.
CITY OF BAYSWATER
***TICKETS TO THE MAIN COLLECTION EVENT HAVE NOW SOLD OUT***
Plant Collection Event: May 31, June 1 & 2. Booking essential.
Collection from Enviro House.
Missed out on tickets? Come along to the
Excess Plant Sale: June 2, 12pm-3pm or until sold out, at Enviro House. Please bring a box and proof of residence.
TOWN OF BASSENDEAN
***TICKETS TO THE MAIN COLLECTION EVENT HAVE NOW SOLD OUT***
Plant Collection Event: June 7 & 8. Booking essential. Collection from the Town Depot.
Missed out on Tickets? Come along to the
Excess Plant Sale: June 8, 12pm-2pm or until sold out at the Town Depot, 69 Scaddan St.
Please bring a box and proof of residence.
🌱 VOLUNTEER FOR PLANTS TO RESIDENTS 🌱
Enviro House runs on volunteer power and it takes a huge number of volunteers and volunteer hours to organise and distribute thousands of plants to residents!
If you are interested in volunteering this year contact our Plants to Residents Coordinator at projects@envirohouse.org.au
Planting Guide
- DIG - Dig a hole roughly twice the size of the pot.
- ADD - Add a generous spadeful of soil improver. Mix in well.
- WET - Fill hole with water. If water doesn't drain quickly consider using a soil wetting agent (follow product directions).
- FEED - Add 1 teaspoon of slow release fertiliser (optional).
- PLANT - Remove your plant gently from the pot (tapping the top rim with a trowel can help). Place it in the hole and backfill, firming the soil gently by hand. Create a shallow saucer around the plant to assist with watering.
- DRINK - Water well to settle in your new plant.
- AFTERCARE - Regular watering after planting is important, especially through the first couple of summers. If conditions are dry water once per week, ensuring the soil is well saturated. During heat waves consider watering twice a week.