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The Society's 48 page, colour (printed) journal, "Australian Plants" has been published quarterly since 1959. It carries articles of interest to both amateur growers and professionals in botany and horticulture. Its authors include the leading professional and amateur researchers working in with the Australian flora and many beautiful and high quality photographs of Australian plants are published in its pages. Topics covered by the journal cover a wide range and include landscaping, growing, botany, propagation and conservation.
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The March 1998 issue of "Australian Plants" includes the following items:
- Gardening the Outback - How to Achieve Water Efficiency
- A Garden in the Hot and Dry
- Pioneering Quandong as a Fruit
- Commercial Cropping in the Dry Interior
- Cut Flower Production Trials
- Emu Bush - How to Grow and Conserve Eremophila
- Kangaroo Paws - What Colours Would you Like?
- Eremophila as Cut Flowers
- Emu Apple, Owenia acidula
- Favourite Eremophila
- Bush Food Potential
- Native Fruits - Aboriginal Food
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Australian Plants online - March 1998
The Society for Growing Australian Plants
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