Polishing the Fibonacci Spiral sculpture

The CAT track bobcat polishing the Fibonacci Spiral sculpture

And the Billabong sump

Forty cubic meters of silt is now piled up ready for landscaping

Getting ready for the 9th planting

All varieties are toughening up in the sun ready for planting

<10% Single Fibonacci

Fibonacci Landscape feature reduced by 10%

Wollemi Pine Tissue Culture

Tissue Culture of Wollemi Pine. Photo Jaime Plaza

Salmon Gum

Salmon Gum Nullabor Highway Western Australia

Coachwood Trees

Coachwood trees grow in the wild with Wollemi Pine. Like the Wollemi Pine the Coachwood tree is characterised by coppicing. Red/orange flowering occurs.

Frangipani

In Japanese white pebble/rock garden encircling the residence there are two Frangipani one yellow in the west and one red at the main south entrance.

Grass Trees

Tripple branch Grass Tree, grows around nine spires. Grass tree sited in Japanese pebble/rock garden encircling the residence..

Henri Van Copijn's 'Den Hemelschen Berg' Open Landscape

A classic open landscape design 140 years ago defined by pathways, water attractors and carefully crafted sight lines in the lower part of the country estate 'Den Hemelschen Berg' created 1872-76 by Dutch Landscape Architect Henndrick Van Copijn (1842-1923).

Wollemi Nursery is one small step to Target Humanities Ecological footprint

The Fibernacci Wollemi Pine Grove Landscaping and Nursery targets the bio-sequestration of carbon emissions. The planting of three thousand trees/shrubs/plants will sink 500 cu metres of CO2 emissions over 10 years. In 30 years this would wipe out our families past carbon footprint on planet earth making for a carbon neutral sojourn - a simply logical aspect to creating a 'Renewable Energy Island on Land Sea and in Space'.

Lark Quarry Dinosaur footprint details

These photo's taken at Lark Quarry west of Winton could also have been taken from a full scale three dimensional replica of the Lark Quarry Dinosaur footprints gracing the entry wall at the Queensland Museum in Brisbane Qld.

Single Fibonacci Schematic

A few problems to be resolved at intersection points with entry road and shed....but one very nice space with sight lines from Rotunda and Central Arbour seating, the other corners can be used for fruit/gardens, Wollemi Nursery storage etc...

Twin Fibonacci Plantings Schematic

Overlay of Fibonacci Plantings on Grove scheme.

Fibonacci Pathway Schematic Plan

The Fibonacci Pathway unifies and links the four Groves and the water features to the Rotunda and Central seating Arbour. A Windside wind turbine grouping could be located over the Rotunda on 20m poles.

Salmon Gum Grove

The Salmon Groves are surrounded by Brownian noise patterns ie: 1-3-9-27-81 etc plantings of Shrubs and Bulbs

Twin Salmon Gum Groves

The Salmon Gum Groves are best viewed from the Rotunda.

Wollemi Pine Grove and Leopard Tree Grove

The Leopard Tree Grove surrounds a small rise with play equipment. Note the view lines from the central seating arbour.

Wollemi Pine Grove Schematic Plan

The five Wollemi Pine Living Fossils are surrounded by Leopard Trees which are part enclosed by Brownian noise patterns ie, 1-3-9-27-81 comprising Shrubs and Coloured Bulbs.

Landscape Schematic Plan

There are four tree groves, Two are Salmond Gums Groves viewed down their throat from the rotunda on the rise and the other two are viewed down their throat from the main entry arbour, one the Wollemi Pine Grove and the other the Leopard Tree Grove.