Fronds 93, December 2019

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In this issue

  • Qualup Bells – Pimelea physodes – a showstopper
  • Now you see them, now you don’t: a threatened species walk
  • From ‘Banksia Centre Garden for the Disabled’ to ‘Banksia Garden’ for all
  • Friendly Chatter:
    – Botanic Art Groups
    – Growing Friends
    – Plant Science Group
    – Photographic Group
    – Volunteer Guides
  • Life Membership – Anne Campbell
  • Schools Photo Exhibition
  • Collaborating for the future
  • Book Review
  • Snapshot of celebratory events 2020
  • Friends Annual General Meeting; major projects and related activities
  • Report to the ANBG Friends AGM, Dr Judy West
  • Plants from the past — plants for the future
  • Gardens Shorts
  • Friends Briefs
  • Botanical Bookshop
  • What’s On at the Gardens, including Thursday Talks

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