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Welcome to 2012.

It looks like another good season for the garden. Good rain continues to fall through January and February. Jeff and Chris have returned after a well deserved break. They are as busy as ever with the mowing and general upkeep of the garden.

Don't forget to look at our Gift Shop. A new childrens book is now on the shelves, written by one of the garden's directors. A beautiful story about the endangered Richmond Birdwing Butterfly. Plus, $10.00 from every sale will go to the garden,. So even more reason to go and have a shop !!

Photography workshop April 26th and 27th, 2012.

Danielle Lancaster and the Blue Dog photography team

will be visiting the Garden

This two day workshop will be conducted by Danielle Lancaster and the Blue Dog Photography team and will be targeted at both beginners and more advanced photographers. For more information about Blue Dog visit their website and blog.

The venue is Myall Park Botanic Garden Glenmorgan QLD

Price: $310

Bookings are essential, please direct all enquiries to:

Megan McNicholl

Director: Myall Park Botanic Garden

Ph: 0746276490 Email: meganmcnicholl@bigpond.com

Our Open Day

was on August 27. Click here to see images

Can you help?

The enchanted pathway

Our Enchanted pathway installation is progressing very well. The images below show what some of our local school children have thus far created. Jeff has been busily carting gravel for the pathways, and the stepping stones have been positioned near the Garden for All Seasons Walk in anticipation of their installation later in November. The Children's tree (Eucalyptus eudesmoides) is situated close by, and forms some of the framework of the new pathway.

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Can you help? We need someone to input botanical details to our Access database. You need not be situated

geographically close to the Garden, but it's essential to have Microsoft Access.

Please contact us.

Visitors are encouraged to participate in research and educational projects currently underway

Anyone wishing to assist us with future working bees is invited to