Corporate Body

Australian Plants Society New South Wales (1962 - )

From
1962
Website
http://austplants.com.au/home.html

Summary

The Australian Plants Society New South Wales is a non-profit, independent, incorporated community organisation to foster and promote study, appreciation and growing Australian native plants. In 2012 the Australian Plants Society NSW had over 3000 members.

Timeline

 1958 - 1962 Regional Council of the Society for Growing Australian Plants
       1962 - Australian Plants Society New South Wales

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