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Special Large Project Application
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MLG nursery has a usual limit for plant requests of 200 per member per year. For plant requests over 200 plants we ask for some additonal details about your planting to ensure our volunteer-grown plants are being planted and managed in a way which will given them the best possible chance for long term success.

If you have any questions about how to complete the form or any details please email mlg_nursery@yan.org.au.
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Phone Number
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Address of the planted site(s)*

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Site Details

Please enter the details for your planting site. If you have more than 5 sites please complete a second form.

How to complete the Site Details table

A 'Site' is a planted area on your property. i.e. a specific tree lane, fenced off riparian area or any other defined space.

Site Name

The name you have given the site i.e. 'Back Paddock' or 'Block A'.

GPS Location

The GPS location of your site as a decimal i.e -34.7712721,148.8221774

How to find the latittude and longitude

Landscape Position

Different plants thrive in different parts of the landscape. Some prefer lower, moister areas, while others are better suited to slopes or higher, drier ground. Choosing the right species for the right position gives your planting the best chance of success.

Please select the landscape position that best describes your planting site so we can help match you with suitable species.

RIDGES – dry forest on poor shallower soils, upper slopes & rocky ridges

SLOPES – grassy woodland & forest on better soils and mid to lower slopes & flats

RIPARIAN – damp sites including streambanks, dams & damp areas on flats

Last Fertiliser Application

Most of our native plants are naturally adapted to low-nutrient Australian soils and can be quite sensitive to phosphorus. They establish best, and are much more likely to flower, set seed and support ongoing natural regeneration, in soils with low phosphorus levels.

For the best results, we encourage planting on sites that haven’t had a recent history of fertiliser application, particularly superphosphate. Choosing lower-phosphorus areas gives your plants the strongest start and helps set the scene for healthy, self-sustaining revegetation over time.

Site details

Rows	Site Name	GPS Location (Decimal) If Known	Landscape Position	Last Fertiliser Application (inc Super Phosphate)
Site 1
Site 2
Site 3
Site 4
Site 5

>> You can find detailed instructions for completing each field by expanding the 'How to' section above.
Site Details Comments
Some more detail about your planned planting
What is the aim of your planting
What is your strategy to protect from stock and /or wildlife
What is your strategy for planting (who will do it, help that is required)
What are the species you have selected to suit the landscape position
Where will the plants be stored prior to planting and who will look after them
Yes - I'd be willing to host a community planting dayPotentially - I would like to know more information on what is involved.No or Not needed
Ongoing Monitoring
Ongoing monitoring:We really need information on how plants from our nursery are going in the ground. Our Climate Ready Project Officer will be in contact with you to discuss if you can help with this.
The majority, if not all, of your new plants are ‘climate ready’ which means they are genetically diverse and have the best chance of surviving future climate conditions. Monitoring your plants is incredibly valuable. It helps you to track the progress of your efforts and provides feedback to our hard-working nursery volunteers.

We will ask that you help contribute to the Climate Ready Revegetation (CRR) project by monitoring your planting on an annual basis, over three years. The process is easy, and will provide valuable information to the CRR team and wider stakeholders such as the Royal Botanic Gardens and allow us to refine our plant selections in the nurseries.

More information about our monitoring process can be found on the YAN Nurseries webpage

YAN Nurseries > Monitoring Plants

We will be asking you to complete a Landholder Care Agreement an monitor your plantings for the next 3 years.
Thank you for taking the time to provide us with more information about your planting. Your contribution is instrumental in building a comprehensive understanding of the project's success across the region.

Thank you once again and we will be in touch soon.
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Special Large Project Application

Site Details

Some more detail about your planned planting

Ongoing Monitoring