| HOBART GROUP PROGRAMME |
| SPECIAL TASMANIAN
PLACES Lagoon of Islands Vale of Belvoir |
Updated May 5, 2013
What's New?Tasmanian Mudleaf
"Fungi Land"
Coronidium scorpioides (Groundcovers 2)
Brachyscome diversifolia
(Summer flowers 2)
Black Wattle - Boots, Bettongs and Flynn
(Part 1 and 2)
Milligania johnstonii
Acacia riceana
Euryomyrtus ramosissima
Caladenia cracens
Arthropodium minus (Summer flowers)
Leopard orchid
Banksias of Tasmania
Mycena cystidiosa (Rainforest fungi)
Stereum ostrea (Rainforest fungi)
Mycoacia spp (Rainforest fungi 2)
Ruby mycena
Insect Induced Plant Galls - part 1 & 2
Myrtle Rust
NEW MEETING VENUE
Information on
Membership & Activities
Native Nurseries - southern Tasmania
(updated May, 2010)
Publications
(updated November, 2011)
Announcing
New grow Local
book
for southern Tasmania
Introducing
on
Deal Island
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Atlas of Living Australia (CSIRO)
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Now Open!
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Eucryphia "Pink Cloud"
Photo: Kris Schaffer
Introducing the 2nd. Edition
A Field Guide to Australian Fungi
Germination database
For more information on courses contact the RTBG now 6236 3057
or
http://www.rtbg.tas.gov.au/index.aspx?sys=News%20Article&intID=2192
New
Horticultural Education Classes
Practical fencing
Down to Earth
FREE Organic Garden Talks
