Propagation workshop
Join nursery manager Mandy Thomson and retired Nursery professional Josie Vaganiance, and delve in to the intricacies of growing plants from seeds and from cuttings. This workshop, for members only,…
Join nursery manager Mandy Thomson and retired Nursery professional Josie Vaganiance, and delve in to the intricacies of growing plants from seeds and from cuttings. This workshop, for members only,…
Workshops on Botanical Weaving techniques will be held at Cranbourne, with an Indigenous artist as tutor. Find out more, including likely cost, on our booking system.
You are invited to an Author talk by noted Australian botanist and Australian tree expert, Leon Costermans, in the Auditorium, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. The talk will select several locations to…
In August the Botanical Illustrators have arranged for well-known watercolour artist David Reynolds to present a workshop. Held over two consecutive Fridays, the chosen subject will be a Spotted Pardalote in a Eucalyptus. …
In August the Botanical Illustrators have arranged for well-known watercolour artist David Reynolds to present a workshop. Held over two consecutive Fridays, the chosen subject will be a Spotted Pardalote in a Eucalyptus. …
Open House is a free talk for members, held at the Elliot Centre at 2pm, which will be recorded. If you would like to view the recording please contact the…
Paper artist and Cranbourne Friend Gail Stiffe is offering a hands-on workshop in Cyanotype artwork on Sunday 23 February, for which we will be taking bookings. Cyanotype is a simple photographic process that…
Raising Rarity is an RBGV program designed to engage the wider community in the conservation of threatened Victorian plant species. “With over a third of plants in Victoria listed as…
Stephen Ryan, well known curator of Dicksonia Rare Plants in Mount Macedon, previous host of Gardening Australia, author, radio commentator heard on 3CR and ABC, will be speaking on Sunday…
Did you know Koalas like eating the blossoms of acacias, and that it has been found that acacias are cooler than eucalypts, so on hot days Koalas tend to favour…