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- February 2010 and June 2010 Study Group newsletters now online
- Illawarra Grevillea Park - Open Days 2010
- Grevilleas as Plant Allergens
- Fact Sheet - Grevilleas for Central Coast Gardens
Welcome to the Grevillea Study Group Website.
The Grevillea Study Group is one of about 20 Study Groups within the Australian Native Plants Society (Australia). Our aim is to further knowledge about the cultivation, propagation and conservation of members of the genus Grevillea. If you are interested in the cultivation, propagation, conservation and appreciation of Australia's native flora, especially grevilleas, why not consider joining and helping to promote these beautiful plants more widely.
Study Group information will be available here in the near future. In the meantime, you can download past issues of the group's newsletters from the link below and check out information and photos in the the Grevillea Section of the main ANPSA website.
Regular newsletters are published several times per year to record activities and experiences of Group members in cultivating banksias, keeping up to date on scientific knowledge of the genus and reporting on field trips to various parts of Australia.
Newsletters published over recent years are available for download.
This email discussion group on grevilleas is not part of the Study Group but several Study Group members participate. The discussion group is open to everyone - go to the following address and click on the "Join this Group" button to log-in using your Yahoo Group's ID and password:
If you are not already a member of Yahoo Groups, you will need to sign up first. Once you have registered you will receive information on how to post, view and respond to messages.
Photographs of over 50 Grevillea species and cultivars have been incorporated into the Grevillea section of the main ANPSA website. Each photograph is accompanied by a concise plant profile which includes:
- Natural distribution
- Taxonomy
- Plant description
- Cultivation
- Propagation
ANPSA's Grevillea pages also cover the characteristics, cultivation and propagation of grevilleas generally, and include references to other Grevillea resources.
