| North Shore District Group |
Activities |
Guests are welcome at our activities. MeetingsWe hold evening meetings on the 2nd Friday of each month February to November. Next meeting: at Beatrice Taylor Hall 13th February 2026 7.30pm for 8:00pm. Details will be posted here in 2026. Group Outings and Activities
Usually held at a weekend, these outings visit local gardens, reserves or other places of interest or sometimes there may be work to be done! Next North Shore Group Activity: Will be in March 2026 Walks & TalksWalks and Talks are open to the public. See their own page, here. Propagation, Plant Sales, The Knoll Garden and BushcareThe Propagation group meets on alternate Wednesdays, weather permitting. Native plants are available for sale (cash only) and growing advice is provided. This activity is carried out at the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden, St Ives in the white shade house located behind the Wildflower Garden Visitors Centre. See the NSG entries on the calendar on the APS NSW Activities page for propagation, plant sales and advice of dates. Contact Tania Lamble on 0415043671 for details.. Volunteers also maintain the Knoll Garden at the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden, St Ives. Please contact Wendy Grimm on 0419323035 for details. Next Evening Meeting
Details to follow. There will be plants for sale (cash or card), library & supper. ALL Welcome The Beatrice Taylor Hall is behind Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre at 25 Edgeworth David Avenue, Hornsby. There will be plant sales after the meeting (cash only, please bring change) and refreshments. The NSG Botanical library is also available for members to browse and borrow items. Upcoming and Recent MeetingsMeeting reports can be found in the Blandfordia of the month following the meeting. 2025 November: Gary Harris 'Plant and Insect Interactions in our bushland and backyards. How closely both rely on each other' October: Griffin Pickard 'Creating and Preserving habitat for native bees in urban gardens' September: Paola Pisetta Raupp 'Exploring Plant and Soil Barriers to Ecosystem Recovery' August: Bob Conroy 'On the natural and cultural heritage of the Ku-ring-gai Geo-region' July: Shaun Warden 'Growing Food for Wildlife' June: Shirley McLaren on Peas May: Tanya Mason 'Threats to palustrine and estuarine wetland vegetation in NSW' April: group discussion - A relaxed evening talking plants, gardens, bushland and anything else that takes your fancy. March: Frankie O'Brien 'Ecology of the Coups Creek Conservation Zone, Wahroonga' February: Mark Blanche 'Rouse Hill Stormwater Infrastructure Project Stage 3 – Landscape Restoration' |