Fronds 86, August 2017

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In this issue

  • Public Art: the new Treehouse
  • Golden Wattle in the Capital on National Wattle Day
  • Partnerships, projects & collaboration on rare Pomaderris
  • The challenge of improving ex situ collections for threatened plants
  • Botanical Bookshop Reviews
  • ClimateWatch in the ANBG
  • Friendly Chatter:
    – Photographic Group
    – Gardens Guides
    – Australasian Botanic Gardens Volunteer Guides Conference
    – Growing Friends
    – Plant Science Group
  • Documenting Nancy’s photos
  • The biggest bee in the Gardens
  • Gardens Shorts
  • Friends Briefs
  • What’s On, including Thursday Talks

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