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March 2021
Members Night: Share and Identify!
Come and share some interesting plant moments with other members! Show and tell – the wonderful everlastings at Paynes Find…
Find out more »Exploring Manning Ridge’s Botanical Wealth
Please join us for an autumn morning walk in Manning Park to explore the remarkable flora of the limestone ridge.…
Find out more »Tree planting – Armadale Branch 60th Anniversary
An invitation is extended to Wildflower Society members to attend our tree planting ceremony to formally launch the 60th Anniversary celebrations throughout 2021.
Find out more »April 2021
Guest Speaker Mike Baldwin – Creating a Bush Tucker Garden
Mike has recently worked with students, staff and community to create a bush tucker garden to celebrate Bateman Primary School's…
Find out more »Byron Lamont: What’s so special about hakeas?
There are about 170 species of Hakea, with 96 species restricted to southwestern Australia and they are renowned for having the toughest and spiniest leaves, and the woodiest fruits, in the world! Many of the bird-pollinated species contain cyanide in their flowers (but not in their nectar) that is believed to deter cockatoos and emus from eating them.
Find out more »ENVIROMENTAL SHOWCASE
“Locals talking local” Environmental Showcase A free community event with local botanists, ecologists and flora and fauna experts on hand…
Find out more »Perth Branch Annual General Meeting and presentation on orchid floral mimicry
April's meeting of the Perth Branch will also be our Annual General Meeting. We will be electing the new committee…
Find out more »The Wildflower Society uses its independent technical knowledge of WA’s wildflowers to help you better know, grow, enjoy and conserve the wildflowers of Western Australia.
We are committed to providing help to the following…