Hibbertia Study Group

CLOSED

This Group was initially formed with the aim of studying the cultivation and propagation of Australian species of Hibbertia. The genus comprises over 100 species, most of which occur naturally in Australia but others occur in New Guinea, New Caledonia, Fiji and Madagascar. They are generally small to medium shrubs with some prostrate forms and a few with a climbing habit of growth.

The Group commenced in 1977 and, although now closed, newsletters published by the group can be downloaded.

Photo: Hibbertia diffusa; Wedge guinea flower; Brian Walters

 

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Newsletters

The Study Group’s newsletters document reports on cultivation and propagation methods and provide references to additional resources on the genus.

The following newsletters are provided here as an archive. (Note: Newsletters are in pdf format and will require a PDF Reader to view them. Free readers include Foxit Reader and Adobe Acrobat Reader). It is not known if any newsletters were produced after No. 28.

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