This is an important service of the Society. It allows members to propagate many species that are not readily available. In doing so, members obtain valuable information on the germination and cultivation of these species under different conditions. Seed held in the Seed Bank is donated by members, so availability can be variable. These Study Groups consist of SGAP members from all over Australia, with a Leader who coordinates the activities of the Group.
Membership is usually by a small subscription.
Bulletin Editor P.O. Box 41, Lawnton. The Bulletin is published quarterly and carries details of all meetings and activities of the Queensland region, its Branches and Affiliates, and articles on a wide range of topics relating to native plants in Queensland. Anyone wishing to do so should contact the Editor for details of rates, etc. It is available to members of SGAP Qld. Send to Australian Plants, P.O. Box 410, Padstow, NSW. 2211.