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
Gardening for wildlife is really taking off! Indigenous and/or Australian plants are of course the best!
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Another excellent Australian plant sale for those to the south east of Melbourne. Could be worth a trip as the sellers have an excellent range!It's only two weeks before the start of Spring Native Plant Sales in Victoria, with our event kicking it off the season.![]()
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We look forward to supporting our stallholders, including:![]()
* Alex and Wendy Smart, Australian epiphytic orchids, local![]()
* CEC : Cardinia Environment Coalition, Indigenous Nursery, from Pakenham![]()
* Glenice Robinson, standard grevilleas, local![]()
* Goldfields Revegetation Nursery, from Mandurang![]()
* Melaleuca Nursery, from Inverloch![]()
* Sunvalley Plants Nursery, from Langwarrin![]()
* Vaughans Australian Plants Pomonal, confirmed
Excellent presenters on saving our rare flora! Worth a listen.Last week Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria research scientist Meg Hirst and senior curator of horticulture Russell Larke, joined Dr. Catriona Nguyen-Robertson, host of JOY 94.9's 'Science Queeries' to discuss how we can help Australian flora 'Survive and Thrive.'![]()
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Missed the broadcast and want to catch up on the conversation?![]()
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The episode, 'Good Things Come in Trees,' is available to stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and JOY Media's website. ![]()
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Click here to listen online: bit.ly/3XbBsIm
Pop the weekend of 14th and 15th September in your diary! The APS Yarra Yarra Expo and plant sale features a huge range of Australian plants. Their post here has links so some of the lists of species available- and there are books, exhibits and fine people to meet.Check out our website for some of our plant lists for the Expo, with still more to come. apsyarrayarra.org.au/australian-plants-expo
Mmmm Brown Boronia time. After many years of killing them I now have a grafted one from Phillip Vaughan which is fabulous in a pot.