Discover what naturally grows in your area — and what to plant for real impact.
The Regional Ecosystem Plant List is a tailored guide designed to help you understand your properties ecosystem and confidently choose plants that belong in your landscape.
Using your location, this guide identifies your regional ecosystem and provides a curated list of native plants suited to your area, helping you create a garden that supports local wildlife and reflects the natural environment.
A list of native plants suited to your local ecosystem
A mix of:
Trees and shrubs
Groundcovers and grasses
Climbers
Mapping and interpretation will be given so you can see the different regional ecosystems in the landscape and what remnant vegetation your proptery can connect with. (Pre-clearing and Remnant vegetation map)
Clean, printable, giftable design
👉 This is your starting point for creating a place-based, wildlife-friendly garden
Base Plant List – $40
A full list of suitable native plants for your regional ecosystem.
Top Plant Picks – +$30
A shortlist of the best plants to start with, that have high wildlife value (great for beginners). Extra detail, so you know what wildlife will be supported and plant information so you can make informed choices on which plants to choose.
Local Wildlife Insight – +$60
Learn what wildlife have been recorded in your area and what your garden could support (within 1km of your location). Top plant suggestions for some species will be provided such as Butterfly host plants or Plants for certain birds.
Provide your address
Your regional ecosystem is identified based on your address and I put together a plant list for you, plus any additional add ons.
Your properties plant list/ rewilding guide is delivered digitally for you to use anytime via email.
Know What to Plant: No more guessing — choose species suited to your area
Support Local Biodiversity: Plant species that wildlife already recognise, use and have evolved with.
Learn Your Landscape: Understand the natural environment around you
Flexible: Use it for planning, planting, or future projects
Beginner-Friendly: Clear, simple, and practical
People unsure what to plant
Gardeners wanting to go beyond generic plant lists
Anyone interested in local ecosystems
Those planning a garden, project, or rewilding space
Schools, community groups, and eco projects
Delivered digitally within 4–14 business days, depending on complexity.
Easy to download and use on your phone or print
By choosing plants from your local ecosystem, you’re helping restore habitat, support wildlife, and reconnect fragmented landscapes, starting right where you live.
Suburb Biodiversity Box → bring your plant list to life
Native plants → request species from your ecosystem
A Regional Ecosystem (RE) is a scientific way of mapping Queensland’s vegetation.
It shows:
The plants that naturally occur in your location
The soil, climate, and landscape that shape them
The wildlife communities that rely on those plants
💡 Every property in Queensland belongs to at least one RE.
By understanding your RE, you can choose plants that are naturally suited to your land — leading to:
Stronger, healthier growth
Less maintenance
Better habitat for wildlife
Your Snapshot distils this information into a clear, easy-to-understand format.
Discover what naturally grows in your area — and what to plant for real impact.
The Regional Ecosystem Plant List is a tailored guide designed to help you understand your properties ecosystem and confidently choose plants that belong in your landscape.
Using your location, this guide identifies your regional ecosystem and provides a curated list of native plants suited to your area, helping you create a garden that supports local wildlife and reflects the natural environment.
A list of native plants suited to your local ecosystem
A mix of:
Trees and shrubs
Groundcovers and grasses
Climbers
Mapping and interpretation will be given so you can see the different regional ecosystems in the landscape and what remnant vegetation your proptery can connect with. (Pre-clearing and Remnant vegetation map)
Clean, printable, giftable design
👉 This is your starting point for creating a place-based, wildlife-friendly garden
Base Plant List – $40
A full list of suitable native plants for your regional ecosystem.
Top Plant Picks – +$30
A shortlist of the best plants to start with, that have high wildlife value (great for beginners). Extra detail, so you know what wildlife will be supported and plant information so you can make informed choices on which plants to choose.
Local Wildlife Insight – +$60
Learn what wildlife have been recorded in your area and what your garden could support (within 1km of your location). Top plant suggestions for some species will be provided such as Butterfly host plants or Plants for certain birds.
Provide your address
Your regional ecosystem is identified based on your address and I put together a plant list for you, plus any additional add ons.
Your properties plant list/ rewilding guide is delivered digitally for you to use anytime via email.
Know What to Plant: No more guessing — choose species suited to your area
Support Local Biodiversity: Plant species that wildlife already recognise, use and have evolved with.
Learn Your Landscape: Understand the natural environment around you
Flexible: Use it for planning, planting, or future projects
Beginner-Friendly: Clear, simple, and practical
People unsure what to plant
Gardeners wanting to go beyond generic plant lists
Anyone interested in local ecosystems
Those planning a garden, project, or rewilding space
Schools, community groups, and eco projects
Delivered digitally within 4–14 business days, depending on complexity.
Easy to download and use on your phone or print
By choosing plants from your local ecosystem, you’re helping restore habitat, support wildlife, and reconnect fragmented landscapes, starting right where you live.
Suburb Biodiversity Box → bring your plant list to life
Native plants → request species from your ecosystem
A Regional Ecosystem (RE) is a scientific way of mapping Queensland’s vegetation.
It shows:
The plants that naturally occur in your location
The soil, climate, and landscape that shape them
The wildlife communities that rely on those plants
💡 Every property in Queensland belongs to at least one RE.
By understanding your RE, you can choose plants that are naturally suited to your land — leading to:
Stronger, healthier growth
Less maintenance
Better habitat for wildlife
Your Snapshot distils this information into a clear, easy-to-understand format.
