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April 2023
Western Australian Plants for Hills Gardens- Janet Atkins
Anyone who has had the pleasure of visiting Janet’s garden will know that WA plants can be spectacularly lovely, even…
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Mound Springs in the Kimberley- Mike Lyons
Mound Springs are a distinctive wetland type in the Kimberley and adjacent regions in Western Australia and are listed as…
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Chingarrup Santuary- Eddy Wajon
Eddy will talk about the years of work he and Donna have put into Chingarrup Sanctuary. It is a 572ha…
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“The Life and Times of Emily Pelloe” Alex George
Emily Pelloe was the first person to popularise WA’s wildflowers by producing books and having a regular wildflower column the…
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“Orchids along the Bibbulmun Track” Ian Kininmonth and Helena Studham
Join Ian Kininmonth and Helen Studham as they recall their adventures and find out about the orchids they photographed and…
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“Dirt-poor soils, pesky parasites and friendly fungi shape plant diversity in south-western Australia” Hans Lambers
Southwest Australia is a biodiversity hotspot, with greatest plant diversity on severely phosphorus-impoverished soils. Non-mycorrhizal plant families (e.g., Proteaceae) feature…
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The Flora of Badgingarra NP” Fred and Jean Hort
How many of our readers have visited Badgingarra National Park? Yes, I am sure you all know where it is…
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To Alice via the Great Central Road by Ken Wadley
Ken had a most interesting trip to the ‘Red Centre’ where he travelled on some of the lesser-known roads. This…
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Adaptations in the Southwest Australia Flora. Byron Lamont
We will examine the geological history of Western Australia from when it was attached to Antarctica 150 million years ago.…
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Threatened Flora Translocations- Leonie Monks
Leonie Monks works on the management and conservation of Threatened Flora, including the value of fire and of intact insect…
Find out more »The Wildflower Society uses its independent technical knowledge of WA’s wildflowers to help you better know, grow, enjoy and conserve the wildflowers of Western Australia.
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