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"Australian Plants"....in print!

The Society's 48 page, colour (printed) journal, "Australian Plants" has been published quarterly since 1959. It carries articles of interest to both amateur growers and professionals in botany and horticulture. Its authors include the leading professional and amateur researchers working in with the Australian flora and many beautiful and high quality photographs of Australian plants are published in its pages. Topics covered by the journal cover a wide range and include landscaping, growing, botany, propagation and conservation.

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These are some of the topics covered in recent issues of "Australian Plants":

	Issue 175: June 2003 Contents Bringing it Back - The Shortland Wetlands story Alec Blombery's Legacy Rhododendron lochiae renamed Book Review: A Hew Image for Western Australian Plants The Sub-family Persoonioideae - a detailed review of the genus Persoonia and its relatives Our Garden Number 40 Persoonia in Cultivation Domestication of 'Golden Cascade' (Corynanthera flava)
	Issue 176: September 2003 Contents Platysace Tubers - from the bush to your shopping basket Artificially Crossed Crinums How to Make Friends with Clay Soils Australia's Kangaroo Paws Eucalypts in the Goldfields Tomah Treasure - Atkinsonia ligustrina Melicope elleryana Bungle Bungles Success with WA Christmas Tree (Nuytsia floribunda) Eucalypt Dye as a Potential Stain in Microscopy
	Issue 177: December 2003 Contents The Wallum - Beerwah through the Seasons Coppercups: The Genus Pileanthus Wild Places of North Queensland Mountain Heaths of Southeast Queensland Our Garden Number 41 Fighting Threatening Plant Species
	Issue 178: March 2004 Contents Our Garden Numbers 42 and 43 Maintaining Links between Landscape, Plant and Animal Communities Eucalyptus ficifolia grows smaller Eucalyptus pimpiniana A Flora of Isolation; Plants of the Tasman Peninsula Warrior Bush Love in a Dry, Cold Climate Pink Everlasting Daisy; Is pollination wind-assisted?

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Australian Plants online - September 2004
Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants