Australian Plants Society (Victoria)

Promoting the Appreciation and Preservation of Australian Plants


The Australian Plants Society (Victoria) is dedicated to promoting, growing and the conservation of Australian native plants, in gardens, community areas and their original environments.
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Bookings open on 15th February 2024 (early bird booking closes 30th June 2024)

From the APS Vic Facebook page

A free guide and background to the world wide citizen science phenomenon iNaturalist!🔎Whether you’re an iNaturalist.org pro or just starting out, 🌱 you’ll want to check out the ALA’s ‘A Guide to iNaturalist – An Australian perspective’ which we’ve just published on our site! 🐍Written by iNat expert Thomas Mesaglio (thebeachcomber), this guide is your one-stop-shop for increasing your skills on iNaturalist. ⭐Check it out here:🔗http://spr.ly/6182bDnKy#CitizenScience #iNaturalist Australian Citizen Science Association See MoreSee Less
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The exploding numbers of feral deer in our national parks and forests are causing huge damage to our flora. Urgent action is needed.Feral deer are trashing our parks. Their browsing and hard hooves are trashing and trampling habitat for many threatened wildlife.The Victorian Deer Control Community Network want to change that. They provide a forum for exchanging information and ideas and advocating for control.Read their latest news update >www.vdccn.org.au See MoreSee Less
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Those who visited our display at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show will know that one focus was on growing Australian Plants in a range of containers. Kuranga Native Nursery created a show with a fabulous mix of interesting plants in a variety of containers. Miriam Ford took a video of several of the container gardens and the names of plants have been added so you can check out the species used. See MoreSee Less
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Still time to get to the APS Geelong plant sale today! See MoreSee Less
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