Fronds 100, April 2022

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In this issue

  • Friends Lawn now open
  • A new take on the scientific value of the ANBG Living Collection
  • Friendly Chatter:
    – Botanic Art Groups
    – Growing Friends
    – Nature Journaling
    – Photographic Group
    – Volunteer Guides
    – Plant Science Group
  • Friends history
  • Recovery: photographic exhibition
  • Flowers visited by the Metallic Green Carpenter Bee in the Gardens, 2017–22
  • Banksia: the long history of an iconic genus
  • Gardens Shorts
  • Botanical Bookshop
  • Friends Briefs
  • Botanic endeavour
  • What’s on at the Gardens
  • Thursday Talks: April to August 2022

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