1994 The Changing Landscape: The
Garden in the Landscape
Proceedings of the 15th Annual National Conference
Melbourne 21-23 October 1994
A Forest at the Edge of the City, Chris McConville
The Simla of the South, Paul Fox
The Forest Resource of the Macedon Ranges, Frank
Moulds
Sowing the Seeds: the early Nursery Industry in the Macedon Ranges,
Francine Gilfedder
Recollections of Life in a Garden, Karin McKinnon
Urban Development confronts rural Heritage, Trevor
Budge
Bushfires: Nature's Renewal and the Rebirth of a Garden, Gregory
Moore
Conserving the Natural Resource, Max Gilbert
Necessity or aesthetic Nicety?, Michael Hough
Issues and Solutions, Jan Schapper
1995 From Wilderness to Garden:
Early Colonial Gardens - Their Future?
Proceedings of the 16th Annual National Conference
Sydney, 20-22 October, 1995
The Formation of the AGHS Heritage Landscapes, and the Protection
of Colonial Gardens and Landscapes
in the Sydney Region, Howard Tanner
Plants in Colonial Fashion, Allan Correy
The Information Exchange, the Role of Loudon and Others,
Colleen Morris
The Significance of the Cowpasture Garden, James
Broadbent
The Condervation Analysis of Camden Park, NSW, the Gardens and the
Ground, Michael Lehany
Gardening with History at Camden Park, Rosalind
Eldershaw
Heritage Conservation in the Modern Landscape, Tempe
Beaven
Gardening at Government House, Sydney: The Power Behind the Flowers,
Ian Innes
1997 The City as Garden
Proceedings of the 18th Annual National Conference
Canberra, 25-28 April 1997
Garden City or City of Gardens?, Diane Firth
The Sydney-Canberra Link: In Living Memory, Allan
Correy
Canberra's Green Foundation: the Charles Weston Influence, John
Gray
The Pryor Years: Canberra's public landscaping in the the 1940s and
1950s, Bernadette Hince
Plants and People: a slice of history, Margaret
Hendry
Anzac Parade: A Landscape of Memory, Ken Taylor
V.I.P. Gardens, Richard Ratcliffe
Creating Lake Burley Griffin, Richard Clough
Caring for Canberra's Heritage Trees, Robert
Boden
The Garden as an Expression of Migration, Helen
Armstrong
An Ecological Approach to Gardens, Judy van
Gelderen
Gardens as Art, Vladimir Sitta
Backyard Imperatives: use it or lose it!, Deborah
Malor
1999 The Changing Rural Landscape
- Gardens, Vineyards, Forests
Proceedings of the 20th Annual National Conference
Mount Gambier, South Australia, 5-7 October, 1999
The Oxford Companion to Australian Gardens and Its impact on Garden
History, Richard Aitken
Vineyards, Forests and Food, Doug Balnaves
Saving Plants from the Past for the Future, Clive
Blazey
The Way It Was, Neville Bonney
The Challenges of Rural Gardening, Helen Diprose
Californian and Australian Gardens, William
Grant
The Cave Garden of Mount Gambier, David Jones
The Way It Was - Homestead Gardens, Jan Kentish
Restoring the Landscape, Ian McLachlan
Gardening in the 21st Century - some insights, Trevor
Nottle
The Mount Gambier Area in 'a grain of sand', Pam
O'Connor
Aboriginal life in the South East in the Period Before European Settlement,
Pauline Payne
Forestry in the South East - a designed landscape Industry, Rob
Robinson
Reflections upon Life in the Penola-Coonawarra Region, Peter
Rymill
Tomatoes in 19th Century Australian Gardens and Kitchens, Barbara
Santich
2000 Richness in Diversity
- from Grasslands to Rainforest, from Stonewalls to Potagers
Proceedings of the 21st Annual National Conference
Southern Highlands, NSW, 3-6 November 2000
v The Natural heritage of the Southern Highlands Geology, Soils and
Vegetation in the Southern Highlands, David Tranter,
Greg Stone & Ray Nolan
v Ecological Sustainability and Gardens of the Future, Judyth
McLeod
v Simla in the Southern Highlands, John Hawkins
v Passionate Gardeners of the Southern Highlands:
Redlands
Kennerton Green
Ditchfield
Whitley
MossVale
Andrewville
Mittagong
Michele Scamps
Marylyn Abbott
Geoff Duxfield
Robyn Hawkins
Nicholas Bray
Jane Lemann
Sarah Cains
2003 Tropical Pleasures': A Focus on Queensland
Gardens
Proceedings of the 24th Annual National Conference
Brisbane 11-13 July 2003
Printed in the special issue of the Queensland Review, UQP (2004)
Tropicalia: Gardens with Tropical Attitude, Jeannie
Sim
Can Brisbane Remain a Subtropical City?, Peter Spearritt
The Acclimatisation Society Gardens, Catherine Brouwer
Assimilating Nature: The Bunya Diaspora, Anna Haebich
Retailing Tropical Plants in Queensland: A Family History,
Bruce Perrott
Harry Oakman (1906-2002): A Retrospective of His Life an Work, Ross
McKinnon, Malcolm Bunzli & Ray Steward
Planning for Conservation of the Rockhampton Botanic Gardens, John
Taylor
Cultivating Identity: The Gardens at Gracemere: A Description of a Landscape
of Memory, Laura Emmison
Ellis Rowan: Flower-Hunting in the Tropics, Judith
McKay
Paronella Park: Conserving a Tropical Pleasure Garden with Ruined Concrete
Structures, Jinx Miles
The Oasis: Brisbane's Water Playground, Glenn Cooke
Binna Burra and O'Reilly's: Gardens in the Scenic Rim, Jane
L. Lennon
Tropical Gardens: The Myth and the Reality, Dinah Hansman
The Evolution of the 'Queenslander' Garden, Maurice
C. Wilson
Palazzo Versace and Couran Cove: Contrasting Resort Gardens of the Gold
Coast, Kate Green
Roma Street Parkland: Past, Present and Future Heritage,
Laurie Smith
2004 - Browned Off: Old Gardens in the New World
Proceedings of the 25th Annual National Conference
Sydney, NSW, 14-16 October 2004
The Joys of Using Libraries to Research Gardens, Colleen Morris
Cultivating the Sydney Basin, Craig Burton
Botanic Gardens Trust: First Things First, Tim Entwisle
Line of Sight: Allusions to the Picturesque in Some Colonial Gardens, Elizabeth Ellis
The Cottage at Mulgoa, James Broadbent
True California Gardens...' and the Australian Connections, John Adam
Managing Heritage Gardens in a New World, Silas Clifford-Smith
'Best Fit' What does it mean for Sydney Gardens, Peter Nixon
Water and the Vaucluse House Garden, Dave Gray
Charles Fraser, 1791-1831: First Colonial Botanist, First Superintendent, Sydney Botanic Gardens, Gillian Davies with Christine Carwardine
Conference After Dinner Speaker, Peter Valder
Bringing the Bush Back to the City: The Re-Greening of Lane Cove North in the Early 1970s, Barbara Buchanan
Water Sustainability - The Big Picture, Noel Merrick
Gardens of Hope, Helen Armstrong
Australian Garden History Society Conference, Sydney 2004 - Summary of Talks, Howard Tanner
2005 – From Sea to Scarp
Proceedings of the 26th Annual National Conference, Perth, WA, 14-16 October 2005
The Swan Costal Plain, Greg Keighery
The Development of the Early Nursery Industry in Western Australia, Carol Hooper
The Golden Pipeline: Beyond the Escarpment, Diana Frylinck
John Oldham and the Narrows Interchange, Philip Palmer
Joondalup City Streetscapes, Tony Blackwell
Developments in Early Twentieth Century Western Australian Gardening and Landscaping, Gillian Lilleyman
The Historic Town of Guildford: Between Sea and Scarp, Barbara Dundas
2009 – Cultivating Australia Felix: The Pastoral Legacy
Proceedings of the 30th Annual National Conference, Geelong, Victoria 16-18 October 2009
The Artist and the Country House: the Pictorial Record of Rural Gardens in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Victoria, Terrance Lane
The Volcanic History of the Western Plains of Victoria, Dr Bill Birch
’The Stony Rises’: Reading the Cultural Landscapes of Australia Felix, Professor Harriet Edquist
Cultivating the Maidenhair and the Maiden Fair— the Social Role of the Late Nineteenth-Century Conservatory, Dr Timothy Hubbard
Speaker to a landscape image –Muntham Thomas Clark c.1860, Daniel McOwan
Speaker to a landscape image - Purrumbete from Across the Lake 1858 Eugène von Guérard, Dr Ruth Pullin
Speaker to a landscape image – William Tibbits and Darriwill Vineyard (at
Moorabool, near Geelong) 1875, Alistair Hope
Sustainable Management of Heritage Gardens: Fact, Fiction or Fancy? Donna Ellis
Grooming the Great Plains of Australia Felix: Homestead Traditions in western Victoria, Allan Willingham
Property Owner - Titanga, Lismore, Val Lang
Property Owner - Turkeith, Birregurra, Helen Page for Janet Gordon
