We have rainfall in Summer, not much but a little. Australia's flora has adapted to the hot dry conditions of summer though and so parts remain green. Winter and autumn grasses die off though, and that's what gives the impression of it being so dry and crispy.
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Yes, also some trees are helping a lot. Eucalyptus can get very deep with roots and find water which brings it up to other fauna.
Yep, that's correct. Are you a eucalypt expert? 😁
Naaah just plant enhusiast. I want to start a pollinator sanctuary here in Slovenia. I already bought land, now in the progress of planning and learning. Probably non-profit will be established for this. According to eucalypt, mine didn't survive the winter here :(
That's all pretty cool, I hope it works out for you.
In respect of eucalyptus trees, I think the conditions need to be right. Here it's perfect for them if course, I have them all around my house...they're everywhere here. It's Australia after all.