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Next Meeting 7:30Pm Tues June 2016 Grevillea dimorpha Next Meeting 7:30pm Tues. 21st June ‘Grannes’ Jess Gardner - Greening Australia Joint APS/Jallukar Landare Meeting Tues 19th July 7:30pm Tuesday 16th August AGM and Members’ Night Attila Capitany - Brachychitons NEW HALL (we hope) NEW HALL (we hope) Next Meeting All APS, Jallukar LCG and WAMA members How to get to Grannes Western StawellHighway and supporters are invited to a combined meeting on Tuesday 21st June at Glenda Lewin’s property ‘Grannes’ at 7.30 pm. Jess Gardner of Greening Australia who is in charge of the huge ’Habitat 141’ project. (Check out the Habitat 141 website for more info.) will speak on the subject of Habitat 141 as well as the re-creation of native grasslands and how our three groups can be involved. Pomonal Road Jess works with GA to create native grasslands in areas where they once occurred such as on Pipeline track parts of the WAMA site, where there would have once been grassy woodland areas. Grannes WAMA would love to establish an area of * native grasslands (probably somewhere in the modified covenant area, on far side of wetland). To achieve this we will need a large nursery site, glasshouse etc. Discussions with Phil Williams indicate that he is only too happy to allow the use of his facilities for this purpose. Come along and hear a most interesting presentation about these two important topics, and what we can do, as a community to assist. Australian Plants Society Grampians Newsletter 1 May flower table Last Meeting As usual it was a full house for the annual film Linda Handscombe: night at the Graces’. Kevin provided us with an Correa “Mama’s Baby” interesting and varied program, ranging across “Marian’s Marvel” the continent from Broome to the Little Desert and “Marian’s Mix” across the years from 1948 to 2011. “Federation Bells” After the show we had a raffle and Correa “Portland Frost & Lime” dominated flower table. See list to the left. reflexa “Skinny Bells” pulchella “Little Kate” Thank you Kevin and Beverley. backhousiana pulchella x alba “Gwen” “Pink Delight” Plant of the month “Little Cutie” pulchella “Autumn Blaze” Halgania cyanea pulchella “Millie” If you’re looking for a plant which will survive “Isobel” and thrive in this new drier climate then this is it. It has never had any watering and has never Beverley Grace been without at least a few flowers. Every time it does rain it will produce a flush of flowers (a Correa “Coconut Ice” darker blue than in the picture.) This plant “Pink Alba” originated as a cutting from the bush near “Ivory Dancer” Coonalpyn SA but grows in Mallee areas of all reflexa mainland states. It forms a small shrub to Alogoyne hueglii 600mm, and spreads by suckering. Rulingia magniflora Grevillea “Superb” “Ned Kelly” “Robyn Gordon” alpina “Warby Ranges” Banksia ornata Banksia integrifolia Dryandra quercifolia Hakea laurina Hakea “Burrendong Beauty” Kunzea baxteri Hakea “Burrendong Beauty” Australian Plants Society Grampians Newsletter 2 Grampians Flora Botanic Garden Halls Gap Report There’s a mix of good news and bad news. To start with the bad news first, we’ve had several very large and heavy branches fall, one wrecked the garden near the information shelter knocking over the pergola and killing several plants. Another came down near our wetland area, where some of us had been working not that long before. And quite a few smaller plants have not survived the prolonged dry. But no-one was hurt, several of us have our firewood supplies at home replenished and we had an excellent bonfire in the drizzle on 11 May. Now for the good news. Firstly, also on 11 May we put in quite a few plants propagated for us by you folk and managed to burn all the woodpiles without bringing the fire brigade out. We’ve made a new bed along the main path, and filled in some bare patches in other areas. Despite the dry, we are still getting good comments about the garden. And back in March the Playgroup held a Teddy Bear’s picnic in the garden which was great fun. Next working bee is 8 June (always the second Wednesday of the month). Start about 9.30, finish at lunch time. Newcomers very welcome. May 29 has been pronounced Botanic Gardens Open Day across Australia. We in Halls Gap are not doing anything special but many other gardens are having events. Maybe take a day off and enjoy our peaceful spot or visit another garden somewhere? Melton has a beautiful new garden, with many Australian natives. Margo Remember this is your newsletter and it will only be as good as the articles that you put in it. Thanks to Margo and Kevin and Neil for their contributions. If there are articles you wish to contribute or if there are things you would like to see in our newsletter then email Phil at [email protected] or by phone 53566250 or by snail at P.O. Pomonal APSVic Grampians Group Office Bearers President: Neil Macumber (0423 628 306) Membership/Public Officer: Wendy Marriott (5356 2404) Vice President: Kevin Moulynox (5356 4660) APSVic rep: Neil Marriott (5356 2404) Secretary: Denis Crawford (5356 6104) Librarian/Equipment: Linda Handscombe (0407 700 843) Treasurer: Danielle Chipier (5358 4104) Conservation Officer: Neil Marriott (5356 2404) Newsletter Editor: Phil Williams (53566250) Australian Plants Society Grampians Newsletter 3 Hi All Please find attached the itinerary for the group weekend away, pin it where you see it often to remind you to commit to joining this group outing. There are some of our members that hate driving in Melbourne and dread driving at night, so if you have a spare seat or two in your vehicle, and want good company over the weekend, please let me know so I can you put in touch with those wanting a ride. Kevin GRAMPIANS APS 2016 Weekend Away August 19 – 21 Itinerary Meet at Cranbourne Botanic Gardens at 9 45 am Saturday 20th August, Cnr Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne 3977 We have a behind the scenes tour conducted by John Arnott. Meet At The Visitors Centre After the tour concludes members are free to explore the gardens at their leisure including the natural bushland adjacent to the gardens. Lunch can be enjoyed in one of the picnic areas or in the café within the grounds. A group booking at the Lynbrook Hotel has been made for 6 00 pm The hotel is at 550 South Gippsland Hwy Lynbrook. This is a group booking for all those attending this weekend away. Our next venture is to visit Attila Kapitany’s garden on Sunday morning, at 1 THE LOUGH COURT. Narre Warren North Meet at Atila’s garden at 9 45 for a 10 am walk. This will take up to 40 minutes on steep paths, Atila advises that the garden is not suitable for anything with wheels, and there no toilet facilities. There will be a cost of $ 10 per head for this visit. We also have a behind the scenes tour of Kuranga Gardens. 118 York Road Mt Evelyn At 12 15 for a 12 30 Start Sunday afternoon. It is anticipated that this will take about 30 -40 minutes after which we have a booking in the Paperbark Café for those who wish to have lunch before heading home, Don’t forget to spend time in the nursery and gift shop. Accommodation Options THE SETTLEMENT HOTEL www.thesettlement.com.au South Gippsland Hwy & Camms Rd, Cranbourne VIC 3977(03) 5996 3300 MAHOGANY PARK www.choicehotels.com.au/.../comfort-inn-mahogany-park 110 Sladen St, Cranbourne VIC 3977 (03) 5996 8456 LYNBROOK HOTEL www.lynbrookhotel.com.au 550 South Gippsland Hwy, Lynbrook VIC 3975 (03) 8769 7000 Other accommodation options are located in Berwick, Dandenong or Frankston all about 15 - 20 minutes away. Australian Plants Society Grampians Newsletter 4.
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