Fronds 113, August 2026
In this issue
- The Ducrou Pavilion revisted
- After the flooding rains
- Friends Briefs:
– Member Jungle, Friends’ new online membership system
– Friends 2026 Annual General Meeting
– Tribute to Jean Geue
– Friends of the ANBG Student Scholarships - Friendly Chatter:
– Botanic Art Group
– Growing Friends
– Plant Science Group
– Photographic Group
– Volunteer Guides - Gardens Shorts:
– Director’s report
– A bright future for Small Purple Pea
– Microscopes donated to Deadly Science
– ANBG goes to Tasmania
– 2026 Volunteer Botanical Training Program
– Profile: Sarah Aylott, ANBG Plant Records Team
– Rainforest mist upgrade - Botanical Bookshop book reviews
– The Great Frog Choir – Jed Pearson and Anke Maria Hoefer
– The Enigmatic Echidna – Danielle Clode - What’s on at the Gardens
- Thursday Talks: August to November 2026
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