Burman Bush Nature Reserve, Morningside
At 50 hectares, Burman Bush Nature Reserve is small in comparison to other reserves. It is located in the centre of built up residential suburbs and industry – protecting a valuable remnant of coastal bush.
Buckwheat is the dominant low growing vegetation; it flowers only once every seven years. Some of the trees you will notice along the way are the flat-crowns, the forest olive, the red beech and the forest fever-berry.
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