Eucalyptus Study Group

The Eucalyptus Study Group is one of over 20 such Groups whose aims are to further knowledge about the cultivation, propagation and conservation of specific Australian plants. Members of the Group are mainly keen amateurs with no formal horticultural or botanical knowledge, although a number of professionals in those fields also participate. As in all study groups, the members' work is mainly carried out in their own homes and gardens and in their own spare time.

The group aims to keep abreast of all matters affecting the eucalypts (Eucalyptus, Corymbia and Angophora), including taxonomy, propagation, cultivation, pests and diseases, hybridisation and ecology.

Left: Angophora hispida. Right: Eucalyptus torquata. Photos: Brian Walters

Eucalyptus Study Group Website

A website for the group was set up by former leader Margaret Moir. It has not been significantly updated since Margaret relinquished the leadership but it still provides useful information and current contact details. It can be found at the link below.