APS Mornington Peninsula is the local District Group of Australian Plants Society Victoria.
The end of the year is upon us so here's a recap of what's been happening since our Spring newsletter. Remember, if you want direct notification of every newsletter just click the FOLLOW button in the right hand side bar and fill in your email details. (Featured photo - Melaleuca linariifolia 'Seafoam') October Meeting - …
Spring. Mmm.... Usually Spring brings warmer weather along with some associated rains but this year we are still waiting for the warmer weather. Hopefully the plants in your gardens are starting to break out in all their glory. Anyway, in the meantime here's our next newsletter for you to read during the days of Spring …
Hello readers, Welcome to our Autumn Newsletter. After another successful Plant Sale with lots of choices you have probably been in your garden planting some special purchases. Sadly the usual Autumn rains haven't arrived so hopefully they will and our new plantings will get that boost they need to settle in over the Winter. In …
Welcome to our last newsletter of 2024. Hope you find something of note in it as we wrap up the group's happenings since September. Many thanks to everyone who has sent me photos or articles during the year. Your input is much appreciated. Best wishes for the Festive Season and into the New Year. One …
Spring is coming, or so they say. The weather still seems wintry on many days but the blooming of spring flowers in our garden tells a different story, so hopefully it's the same in yours. Acacia glaucoptera Hope you enjoy reading the reports and seeing the photos in this newsletter. Native Grasses At our May …
Welcome to our Autumn newsletter. Hopefully you found some lovely plants at our Annual Plant Sale and they are now enjoying a good spot in your garden, awaiting a bit more Autumn rain. In the meantime here's some good reading to catch you up on what's been happening. APS Victoria Secretary Our commitment and connection …
It's nearly time to wrap up another year and this newsletter brings a wrap of lots of happenings for our APS Mornington Peninsula group. Many thanks to those members who have sent me words and photos to include, especially whilst Karen and I were either caravanning in Queensland to escape some of the winter weather, …
As the winter weather sets in we have quite a few plants in our garden in bloom so I hope you do too. However our time in the garden may be interrupted by rain so here's a big and varied newsletter for you to sit down and read and admire all the articles and photos …
It's been a busy few months since our previous newsletter. In this edition you'll find lots to read and some fabulous flowers to enjoy looking at over the holiday season. Hope you enjoy reading as well as spending time in your garden and any parks you may visit. (Featured photo is a Leptospermum 'Rudolph' which …
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