The AGM is a great opportunity to refresh everyone's minds about our many events and advocacy achievements during the past 12 months. As you may recall we have a very active committee who works hard to bring you these events and […]
2025 Winter Speaker Program Tim will also outline his forthcoming book on dispelling plant and garden myths The Sceptical Botanist - Separating Fact from Fiction. Tim Entwisle is Patron of the Australian Garden History Society. Tim has been director of […]
The Annual General Meeting of the Victorian Branch of the AGHS will be followed by our guest speaker, Dr Susan Reidy. Lecture: Is Big Better? A Little History of How Everyone Wants a Piece of Australia’s Largest City Parks There […]
AGHS ACT Monaro Riverina Branch 2025 AGM to be followed by a talk by our special guest Gweneth Leigh Venue: Chambers Pavilion, Centre for Christianity and Culture, 15 Blackall St, Barton Cost: This is a free event – please book […]
The postponed trip to Coochiemudlo Island will be a day of fun, ferry rides, garden visits and a café meal. Details and booking will follow at the beginning of August.
A bus trip to 'Wanderriby' featuring a camellia collection and back to hear Stephen Utick present on Camellia Ark Australia and the significance of camellias to garden history. Stephen is a renowned camellia expert and co-founder of Camellia Ark. He […]
Photo by Trevor Pitkin Rescheduled to Thursday 2 October Harbury was gifted to Trust for Nature in the late 1970s by Diana Craig (nee Mann, daughter of Sir Frederick Mann from Goronga), to ensure the preservation of the flora and […]
Mount Gambier Conference 2025 Beyond the Garden Fence The 45th AGHS Annual National Conference 2025 will be held at The Barn, Mount Gambier from Friday 31st October to Sunday 2nd November. Early registration will be available on Thursday 30th October […]
