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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There is a local Australian Plants Society group near you! ![]()
Regular meetings include expert presenters, sharing flowers from gardens, selling plants and sharing knowledge, seeds and cuttings. This idea from the Foothills Group looks great and so do the photos.
It’s estimated there are over 40,000 species of fungi in Australia – many are not yet described and we are only starting to learn about their importance for plants and animals.
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Georgous Galls – what are they? Don’t reach for the insect spray! Thanks Rainer for your insights.
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These look interesting to anyone passionate about botany!
Why declare a national park and then log it before it comes into effect? This after massively increasing fines against anyone who protests.
Loggers accused of Wombat forest ‘smash-up operation’
www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au
In an area approved for national park status, bulldozers cleared swaths of forest, destroying vital ecosystems. Now VicForests is accused of exploiting traditional owners in a propaganda war against s…