Our members come from the Lower Fleurieu Peninsula including Goolwa, Victor Harbor and surrounding areas.
We meet monthly on visits to members’ gardens and other places on the Lower Fleurieu of interest because of their conservation value for Australian plants.
Each year we also plan an activity to explore outside our own district. Our activities include information sessions and practical propagation exercises at the gardens that we visit.
Details of our monthly activities can be found on the APS Fleurieu Facebook page or by contacting the secretary.
This pretty small plant Philotheca buxifolus 'Cascade of Stars' is growing in clay soil topped up with sandy loam. Perfect for a small garden.
Overlooking the wetland in Chiton SA Joy ... See MoreSee Less
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Xanthorrhoea semiplana flower spikes are heading skywards in our garden, with little flower eruptions bursting out lower on the stems.
Growing in heavy loam over clay above Port Elliot.
Judy. ... See MoreSee Less
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These photos from the archives are with New Holland Honey Eater and without on Grevillea 'Molly' photographed in a previous garden.
Max and Barb, between the rivers, Victor Harbor. ... See MoreSee Less
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From one of my large pots, an Isopogon cuneatus flower developing over a two week period. The whole bush is now covered in open flowers. (Note for those interested that Bunnings are selling Petrophile biloba in Victor Harbor this week, sourced from Native Plant Wholesalers, so you may be able to order from a Garden Centre who buys from them. )
Leonore, on the hill, Victor Harbor. ... See MoreSee Less
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