APS Mornington Peninsula is the local District Group of Australian Plants Society Victoria.
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 …
Spring is here. Well, so they tell us, but at times it has seemed more like the return of winter. Fortunately spring flowering plants have lifted our spirits when we can be out and about. There's lots to read about our meetings and excursions over the colder months in this newsletter as well as some …
Join us at our new location - The Briars, Mt Martha for our 2022 Plant Sale.
Welcome to our final newsletter of what has been another disrupted year due to the COVID19 pandemic. Since our last newsletter we have managed to have another meeting via Zoom plus two walks in November and our final breakup picnic in December. Our committee has been meeting behind the scenes to plan for 2022, hoping …
Tuesday 20th July - Victorian High Country Flora For our July meeting Robyn Tyson spoke on the flora of the high country, specifically a trip to Falls Creek in January. Chris and Glenys Long and Robyn attended an APS Keilor Plains weekend away. She spoke on the different EVC’s, showed photos of typical plants found …
Keep these dates free! Our annual plant sale is on May 1st at Seawinds. Also tell your friends about our three week introduction to Australian plant gardening course. Click on title above for details. Click here to see our COVIDSafe public event registration form. submissionreceipt-covidsafepubliceventregistrationform-5828Download
Hello members and other readers, Even with the best laid plans our calendar of meetings and excursions has been highly interrupted due to Covid19 this year. This newsletter includes reports of those excursions we managed to complete and the Zoom meetings we held, some movies of our monthly virtual plant tables and some special reports …
Hello members and other readers,
What a disrupted year we have endured so far due to the covid-19 situation. The vast majority of the events, activities and walks our committee had planned have sadly ended up on the cancellation scrapheap. Unfortunately our plant sale also had to be abandoned. We managed one meeting and one excursion before all this happened. You'll be able to read more about these below.
Hello members and other readers, Happy New Year! Hopefully your garden is surviving this very mixed bag of weather that the summer is providing. Since our last newsletter we have finished 2019 off with our end of year lunch and garden wander at our leader, Verena Reich's garden. Now our committee is planning 2020's calendar …
Spring is here. Yes, it is changeable and we still have the odd day that reminds us of Winter but we only have to look in our gardens to see plants bursting into bloom, like our gorgeous Isopogon formosus, to know it is now Spring. Here's a rundown on the events that helped us make …
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