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.
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Callistemon ‘Pink Champagne’ is showing the benefits of pruning after flowering – another full flush of apricot coloured brushes a few months later.
Growing in heavy loam over clay above Port Elliot.
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Verticordia densiflora produces these tight bunches of tiny flowers in abundance each year.
Max and Barb, between the rivers, Victor Harbor. ... See MoreSee Less
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When I previously posted this Eucalypt I asked if anyone knew what it was. Following suggestions I have worked it out by comparing with the Eyre Peninsula Blue Gum. The gum nuts are too big, being nearly 20mm long. I now think it must be Eucalyptus leucoxylon ss megalocarpa which is found naturally in the south east of S A.
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