The latest newsletter of the Wildflower Society of WA is now available for download to Members Only.  You may download it here.

As the Newsletter is for Members Only, you may need to log in to the Members Only section of the website.  If you have any problems doing this, please email memberships@wildflowersocietywa.org.au for assistance from one of our member volunteers.

Those who receive the hard copy of the newsletter will receive it in the next two weeks – it is still at the printers and will be posted as soon as possible.  We have not yet received Australian Plants, and we can’t as yet be sure whether or not it will be included in the mailout.

NOTE:  Australian Plants has been delayed by the publisher, and will not accompany the WSWA Newsletter this quarter. You can expect to receive two issues in the next mailout.

The Wildflower Society of WA newsletter (February 2019, Vol 57 No 1) has now been published electronically.  All members are entitled to view and download the electronic newsletter.  The printed newsletter should be posted to those who have requested a hard copy (no green discount) in the next several weeks.

You may view the newsletter online by going to the ‘Members’ tab at the top of any page of the WSWA website, then choose ‘Newsletters’ at the side of the page.

Or link to the newsletter page here.

If you are having trouble logging in, it may be that your membership is overdue.  Please ring Perry House to inquire during office hours, or email memberships@wildflowersocietywa.org.au at any time.

Front cover: Depot Hill Nature Reserve, Mingenew.  A location on ANPSA Conference 2019 Tour 1.   Photo Jolanda Keeble.

The Wildflower Society of WA newsletter (May 2018, Vol 56 No 2) has now been published electronically.  All members are entitled to view and download the electronic newsletter.  The printed newsletter should be posted to those who have requested a hard copy (no green discount) in the next several weeks.

You may view the newsletter online by going to the ‘Members’ tab at the top of any page of the WSWA website, then choose ‘Newsletters’ at the side of the page.

Or link to the newsletter page here.

If you are having trouble logging in, it may be that your membership is overdue.  Please ring Perry House to inquire during office hours, or email memberships@wildflowersocietywa.org.au at any time.

Front cover: Cassytha attachment to the trunk of Eucalyptus pluricaulis. Photo: Jolanda Keeble

The Wildflower Society of WA newsletter (February 2018, Vol 56 No 1) has now been published electronically.  All members are entitled to view and download the electronic newsletter.  The printed newsletter should be posted to those who have requested a hard copy (no green discount) in the next several weeks.

You may view the newsletter online by going to the ‘Members’ tab at the top of any page of the WSWA website, then choose ‘Newsletters’ at the side of the page.

Or link to the newsletter page here.

If you are having trouble logging in, it may be that your membership is overdue.  Please ring Perry House to enquire during office hours, or email memberships@wildflowersocietywa.org.au at any time.

Front cover: Helena and Aurora Range. Photo: Brian Moyle.  More photos of declared rare flora Tetratheca paynteri and Leucopogon spectabilis from the Helena and Aurora Range in the inside cover.

The Wildflower Society of WA newsletter (August 2017, Vol 55 No 3) has now been published electronically.  Members who have elected to receive electronic copies of the newsletter have been notified.  The printed newsletter should be posted to those who have requested a hard copy (no green discount) in the next several weeks.

You may view the newsletter online by going to the ‘Members’ tab at the top of the page, then ‘Newsletters’ at the side of the page.  If you are having trouble logging in, it may be that your membership is overdue.  Please ring Perry House to enquire during office hours, or email nmcl@westnet.com.au at any time.  You can set up your membership online (which will be activated when payment processed) or ring the office to use your credit card.

Front cover: Roadside Grevillea dielsiana (red) and G. commutata subsp commutata flowering profusely with extra nutrients and water. Photo Bronwen Keighery

The Wildflower Society of WA newsletter (May 2017, Vol 55 No 2) has now been published electronically.  Members who have elected to receive electronic copies of the newsletter have been notified.  The printed newsletter should be posted to those who have requested a hard copy (no green discount) mid May.

You may view the newsletter online by going to the ‘Members’ tab at the top of the page, then ‘Newsletters’ at the side of the page.  If you are having trouble logging in, it may be that your membership is overdue.  Please ring Perry House to enquire during office hours, or email nmcl@westnet.com.au at any time.  You can set up your membership online (which will be activated when payment processed) or ring the office to use your credit card.

Front cover: Wilson Nature Reserve, Warradarge.  Photo J Keeble.