Which plants to plant?

A serene landscape featuring a sunset over rolling hills and a calm lake, reflecting vibrant colors in the sky.

Here are all the plants grouped by the specific wildlife they attract:

Blue Banded Bees

River Mint, Slender Mint, Purple Coral Pea

Rayed Blue Butterfly (caterpillars)

Creeping Boobialla

Skipper + Satyr Butterflies (caterpillars)

Knob Sedge

Butterfly Caterpillars (general)

Tussock Sedge, Tall Sedge, Plains Sedge, Common Sedge, Native Violet

New Holland Honeyeaters

New Holland Daisy

Honeyeaters (general)

Black Anther Flax Lily, Matted Flax-lily, Small Flower Flax Lily Blue, Small Flower Flax Lily Yellow, Pale Flax Lily, Tasman Flax-lily, Bulbine Lily, Trailing Goodenia, Cut-leaf Goodenia, Fuzzy New Holland Daisy, Purple Coral Pea, Running Postman

Wattlebirds

Running Postman

Reed Warblers

Common Reed

Finches + Sparrows (seed-eating)

Tall Sedge

Ground-nesting Birds

Tussock Sedge

Coastal Birds

Sea Rush, Common Sea Heath, Glasswort, Beaded Glasswort, Austral Seablite, Australian Salt Grass, Salt Lawrencia, Wiry Dock

Waterbirds

Knobby Club Rush, Tall Rush, Sea Club-Rush, Marsh Club-Rush, Common Spike Rush, Tall Spike Rush, River Club Rush, Swamp Club Rush, Common Reed, Jointed Twig-rush, Tassel Sedge, Streaked Arrowgrass, Common Nardoo, Nardoo, Pond Weed, Floating Pondweed

Native Bees Nesting in Stems

Tall Sedge

Frogs (shelter)

Tussock Sedge, Tall Sedge, Plains Sedge, Knob Sedge, Common Sedge, Chaffy Saw-sedge, Bower Rush, Rush, Pale Rush, Finger Rush, Swampweed

Lizards

Inland Pigface, Pig Face, Prickfoot

Small Mammals

Common Sedge, Berry Saltbush, Nodding Saltbush, Climbing Saltbush

Dragonflies

Water Plantain

Small Fish

Water Milfoil, Red Water Milfoil, Water Ribbon

Moths (night pollinators)

Scented Tobacco, Common Everlasting, Clustered Everlasting, Cotton Fireweed

Beetle Pollinators

Ross' Noonflower, Common Billy Buttons, Purple Loosestrife

Shorebirds

Glasswort, Beaded Glasswort