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The Society's Regions and District Groups all hold a range of activities throughout the year. Activities include plant sales, wildflower exhibitions, tree and shrub plantings, bush regeneration days, garden visits, bushwalks and regular meetings.
The activities listed here are by no means a complete programme of all activities. They have been selected as being of particular interest to those who are not (yet?) Society members. They also include activities by other organisations.
Details of other Society activities can be obtained from these web sites of the Society's Regional Groups:
Events - 2021
| Date | Event |
| April |
Adelaide, South Australia Autumn Native Plants Sale Autumn is a great time of year for establishing a garden featuring Australian native plants. What better way to spend a few hours on the weekend at this plant sale sponsored by the Australian Plants Society (South Australia). The sale will be held in the Goyder Pavilion in the Adelaide Showgrounds, Wayville. Admission is by gold coin donation. The event will be COVID safe by having a QR code and sign in sheet for people. It is a large venue, with plenty of room to move around. We will not be having speakers a this sale, but will be having some extra stands where groups / organisations who have similar interests will display their work / products and have goods for purchase.A list of plants expected to be available will be posted on the APS (SA) website about a week prior to the sale. |
| September |
Kiama, New South Wales ANPSA Biennial Conference Please note: The Biennial Conference has been postponed until September 2022 - see below. |
Events - 2022
| Date | Event |
| September |
Kiama, New South Wales ANPSA Biennial Conference ANPSA's next Biennial Conference will be held in Kiama, New South Wales, with the theme 'Australian Flora - Past Present Future'. The Conference will be hosted by members of the Australian Plants Society (NSW).  Click Here to register an expression of interest.. Details of previous conferences and tours can be viewed at the 2018 and 2015 Conference websites to allow those who are considering attending in 2022 to see the range and scope of activities that can be expected (see links on the Biennial Conference page). |