Number 28...December 2002
ISSN 1326-7469
Australian Plants online is published quarterly by the Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants, a non-profit organisation dedicated to the growing, conservation, promotion and appreciation of Australian native plants.
 News and Views from the World of Australian Plants- Australian Plants Societies; The "Gumnuts" Newsletter; Beetle and moth put bite on problem weed; Eucalypts of California; Looking underground for revegetation solutions; Encyclopaedia of Australian Plants Volume 8; Postcode Plants Database; Threatened Tasmanian eucalypts axed for suburban subdivision; Waratah Paintings; Australian Plants"...in print!!!
 On the Brink - 4- Australian Plants at Risk - Prostanthera teretifolia
- Alyogyne: An Update
- Attractive but often neglected members of the Hibiscus family.
- Australian Plants in Seattle
- Short summers and cool, moist winters are the challenge in Washington state, USA.
- Montgomery Yellows?
- Is this further evidence of chemical poisoning as a cause of Mundulla Yellows?
- Some observations on Blandfordia (Christmas Bells)
- Experiences on conditions necessary for flowering of this spectacular species.
- Temperate Area Eucalypts
- Smaller growing mallees are well suited to cultivation in temperate areas.
- Developing Australian Plants for Commercial Horticulture
- Hybridisation brings superior forms into cultivation.
- Electronic Mailbox
- Problems, comments, suggestions...and a few answers.
- Short Cuts
- Basic Propagation from Seed; When is a Plant a Weed.....and when is it a useful volunteer?? Growing Sturt's Desert Pea; More Growing Sturt's Desert Pea; Happiness is a Hibbertia; The Family Malvaceae
- A Good Read
- Reviews of some publications on the Australian flora.
- Back Issues
- ...see what you've missed and download early articles!
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Editor: Brian Walters
Australian Plants online - December 2002
Issue date: 21 December 2002
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