Verticordia Study Group

CLOSED

Verticordia is one of the most horticulturally desirable members of the Australian Flora but it is also one of the more difficult to tame for cultivation. The Verticordia Study Group was formed with the aim of studying the cultivation and propagation of the genus so that more species could be seen in gardens.

Although now closed, the Group produced regular informative newsletters, most of which are available for download.

 

Photo: Verticordia picta, Painted featherflower; Brian Walters
Study group image

Newsletters

The Group’s newsletters document reports from members into cultivation issues, propagation methods and natural occurrences of different species.

The group’s 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).

Issues 4 an5 are not available but will be added here if they become available. It is not known if any newsletters were published after Issue 48.

****Click here to access the Verticordia Study Group Newsletters*****