Calytrix Study Group - Australian Native Plants Society (Australia)

Calytrix Study Group

CLOSED

This Group was formed with the aim of studying the cultivation and propagation of the genus Calytrix, a member of the large myrtle family of plants (the Myrtaceae), so that more species could be seen in gardens. Although the Group is now closed, a number of its newsletters are available for download from the links below.

Newsletters

The Study Group’s newsletters document reports from members into cultivation issues, propagation methods and natural occurrences of different species. The following newsletters are available for download – earlier and missing issues will be added if copies are located. It is not known if any newsletters were published after Issue 17.

Newsletter No.1, April 1978
Newsletter No.3, September 1980
Newsletter No.5, February 1985
Newsletter No.7, August 1987
Newsletter No.9, July 1995
Newsletter No.11, November 1997
Newsletter No.13, January 1999
Newsletter No.15, February 2000
Newsletter No.17, September 2003

Newsletter No.2, April 1979
Newsletter No.4, July 1984
Newsletter No.6, May 1986
Newsletter No.8, July 1991
Newsletter No.10, May 1997
Newsletter No.12, June 1998
Newsletter No.14, July 1999
Newsletter No.16, December 2002

Further information on the characteristics and cultivation of Calytrix is available from the Chamelaucium and Relatives section of the website (link below).