FREE PRESENTATION: Presentation about Hakeas
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Chris Larkin, will be our keynote speakers at the 8th of July, Australian Plants Society (APS) - Cardinia Region Inc. Meeting.
This month's topic will showcase the wonderful Hakeas, which feature diverse leave shapes and flower presentations, guided by Chris' personal experience and exploration.
Please join us in looking at this genus of plants where you will have the opportunity to see samples of Hakeas from Chris' and our member's gardens.
We will also share tales of our success in growing them as well as the challenges experienced. It will give us an opportunity to learn from each other as we put hakeas under the spotlight.
Chris has long been interested in garden design with Australian plants and writes regularly for the ‘Growing Australian’ journal. Chris has been a member of APS Foothills group for over 30 years and is the current leader of the group.
Note that there is no requirement to book ahead for this session. Feel free to just turn up on the evening.
Doors of the main Function Room, for the presentation, will open from 7:10pm, with an expected start time of 7:30pm.
After the presentation member's native plant cuttings will be shown and discussion, and the raffle drawn for plant prizes. Tickets are 3 for $1.
Second hand native fauna and flora books will be available for purchase. Cash only.
To round out the evening supper will be served.
This month's topic will showcase the wonderful Hakeas, which feature diverse leave shapes and flower presentations, guided by Chris' personal experience and exploration.
Please join us in looking at this genus of plants where you will have the opportunity to see samples of Hakeas from Chris' and our member's gardens.
We will also share tales of our success in growing them as well as the challenges experienced. It will give us an opportunity to learn from each other as we put hakeas under the spotlight.
Chris has long been interested in garden design with Australian plants and writes regularly for the ‘Growing Australian’ journal. Chris has been a member of APS Foothills group for over 30 years and is the current leader of the group.
Note that there is no requirement to book ahead for this session. Feel free to just turn up on the evening.
Doors of the main Function Room, for the presentation, will open from 7:10pm, with an expected start time of 7:30pm.
After the presentation member's native plant cuttings will be shown and discussion, and the raffle drawn for plant prizes. Tickets are 3 for $1.
Second hand native fauna and flora books will be available for purchase. Cash only.
To round out the evening supper will be served.
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