RESEARCH

This research project aims to identify the best plants, designs and maintenance approaches for a range of landscape types. Stay up to date with the latest research and read about the unique ecology of Woody Meadow species.

  • A systematic review of resprouting in woody plants and potential implications for the management of

    Journal article, Claire Kenefick, Steve Livesley and Claire Farrell (2024) Ecology and Evolution 14.

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  • Preference for multi-layered, flowering, woody streetscape plantings in a Mediterranean-type climate

    Journal article, Ali Babington et al. 2023, PhD, Murdoch University

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  • Selecting plants that grow vigorously after coppicing for resilient landscapes

    Conference poster, Lavinia Chu, PhD, UniMelb

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  • Traits or Climate? Informing plant selection for future-proof urban greening

    Conference poster, Ali Babington, PhD, Murdoch University

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  • Closing the Loop: Crushed concrete as a sustainable substrate for native urban plantings

    Conference poster, Claire Kenefick, PhD, UniMelb

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  • The Woody Meadow Research Partnership

    A new Australian Research Council linkage partnership brings together researchers, local government and government agencies to test Woody Meadows in a range of site conditions

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