Tree Removal Mount Eliza

22/02/2026

06/01/2026

With hot summer temperatures sticking around, we need your help to keep our young nature strip trees healthy and hydrated! 🌱

Top tips for watering trees:
→ Best to use a bucket or watering can to slowly pour water directly at the base of the tree, ensuring the water reaches the roots where it’s needed most.
→ If you can, water early in the morning or late in the evening when temperatures are cooler - this helps reduce evaporation.

16/12/2025

Tree cutting in Mornington

06/12/2025

Shrub removal in Rosebud

25/11/2025

Mount Eliza

13/11/2025

What a view

25/06/2025

The Floating Forest of Australia: A Unique Natural Wonder

In Homebush Bay, Sydney, Australia , lies one of the most stunning and photogenic landscapes in the world : the SS Ayrfield, an old steamship transformed by nature into a "floating forest" .

Built in the United Kingdom in 1911, this ship arrived in Australia in 1912. For decades, it served as a cargo vessel and, during World War II (1939-1945) , it was used to transport supplies for Allied troops in the Pacific . After the war, it continued operating in the coal industry until it was decommissioned in 1972 and moved to Homebush Bay for dismantling.

However, over the years , the structure remained in place, and nature took over . Trees and lush vegetation grew over the ship’s hull , turning it into an awe-inspiring floating forest . Today, this phenomenon is a symbol of nature’s resilience and an unmissable attraction for travelers and photographers .

Alongside the SS Ayrfield, other ships , like the SS Mortlake Bank, were also abandoned in the bay, though they are less known due to their difficult access . These shipwrecks are part of the region’s industrial and maritime heritage , serving as a reminder of its history and transformation over time.

The floating forest is a striking example of how nature can reclaim and breathe new life into abandoned structures , turning them into breathtaking sights that captivate visitors....

23/06/2025

Walking the streets with the Mornington Shire Council looking to do some tree pruning in conjunction with them.

18/04/2025

Happy & Safe Easter