An alternative to the conventional, engineered soil conservation systems available today!
Welcome to Vetiver Australia
Established in 2015, Vetiver Australia specializes in harnessing the extraordinary capabilities of Vetiver Grass, a resilient plant known for its ability to stabilize soil, purify soil & water, and provide sustainable stock feed solutions.
Interesting Facts
Vetiver Grass – Chrysopogon zizanioides
- Very fast growing, descending to a depth of 2 – 5 meters within the first year
- Grow & rise relative to the sediment soil build
- Extremely tolerant to climatic variation
- Drought & flood resistant
- Non invasive, sterile seeds
- Resistant to pests, diseases, fire & heavy grazing
- Self-sufficient & nutritious stock feed
- Highly beneficial to soil & land regeneration
- Highly effective at controlling acidic soils & balancing pH levels
- Land erosion prevention & control
- Cost-effective, self regenerating
- Beneficial for maintaining structure & cleanliness of waterways
- Highly efficient in absorbing dissolved nutrients & heavy metals in contaminated soil & water
Ecological Applications
Learn more about Vetiver
Where to Buy Vetiver in Australia and How to Plant It
Where to buy Vetiver in Australia and how to plant it are two of the most common questions we hear from farmers, gardeners, and land managers. Whether you're tackling erosion, creating a waterwise garden, or seeking a sustainable land care solution, Vetiver is an...
Is Vetiver Safe and Non-Invasive? What You Need to Know
When choosing plants for gardens, farms, or environmental projects, the question often arises: Is Vetiver safe and non-invasive? In Australia—where invasive species pose real threats—Vetiver stands out as a reliable, non-spreading solution with a proven safety record....
Vetiver and Carbon Sequestration: A Tool for Climate Change
As the effects of climate change become more visible across Australia, land managers, councils, and property owners are turning to Vetiver and carbon sequestration as a natural solution. Vetiver is increasingly recognised as a powerful ally for restoring ecosystems...
 
			   
							 
							 
							 
							 
							 
							 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			