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We planted two woody meadows a decade ago to see what would thrive. Now the concept is popular across Australia.

By Claire Farrell, Associate Professor (Green Infrastructure) School of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences, The University of Melbourne
Rachael Bathgate, Green Infrastructure Research Fellow, The University of Melbourne

Woody meadows can create green corridors in urban landscapes at much less cost than traditional methods. Now keen gardeners can plant their own.

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