Fronds 79, April 2015
In this issue
- Friends turn 25
- A trip to Luminous Botanicus
- The quest for the elusive Purple Acacia
- Bogs and fens in the high country
- Trees tell a story of climate change
- Summer Sounds by The Central
- Photography Group
- Botanic art
- Growing Friends
- The visitors we guide
- Going bush for the rainforest
- Garden shorts
- Friends briefs
- Artful works in the Gardens
- From the Bookshop
- Jindii Eco Spa
- What’s on at the Gardens
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