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  • Growing Friends ‘Getting ready for Spring’ plant sale

    Canberra gardeners won't have to wait until spring for the next Growing Friends plant sale! The next plant sale will be on August 27th,  giving you time to prepare for the spring planting. The most recent sale was in November 2019, nearly three years ago. Since then, there has been a severe hailstorm which damaged […]

  • A Celebration of Wattles

    September 1st, Wattle Day and the wattles in the Gardens are in full flower. Join a free guided tour to see a wide range of wattles from various parts of the country and hear interesting stories about their historical, cultural and scientific significance. Daily from Monday August 29th to Sunday September 4th 11am-12 noon. Meet […]

  • A Celebration of Wattles

    September 1st, Wattle Day and the wattles in the Gardens are in full flower. Join a free guided tour to see a wide range of wattles from various parts of the country and hear interesting stories about their historical, cultural and scientific significance. Daily from Monday August 29th to Sunday September 4th 11am-12 noon. Meet […]

  • A Celebration of Wattles

    September 1st, Wattle Day and the wattles in the Gardens are in full flower. Join a free guided tour to see a wide range of wattles from various parts of the country and hear interesting stories about their historical, cultural and scientific significance. Daily from Monday August 29th to Sunday September 4th 11am-12 noon. Meet […]

  • A Celebration of Wattles

    September 1st, Wattle Day and the wattles in the Gardens are in full flower. Join a free guided tour to see a wide range of wattles from various parts of the country and hear interesting stories about their historical, cultural and scientific significance. Daily from Monday August 29th to Sunday September 4th 11am-12 noon. Meet […]

  • Dr Tim Barrows, ‘The last Ice Age in Canberra and at Lake Mungo’

    In this talk, Tim will describe new work on Black Mountain in Canberra and the Southern Tablelands to date and describe the lowest elevation of periglacial activity, the extent of which has been the subject of controversy. Abstract Far from the vast ice sheets of North America, Europe and Antarctica, Australia experienced a cold and […]