The Harbour Georges River (formerly East Hills) Group of the Australian Plant Society is an enthusiastic group of people, dedicated to growing and promoting Australian native plants. Our members come from a wide area including the Local Government Areas of Canterbury–Bankstown, Georges River, Bayside, Inner West, Strathfield, Burwood, Canada Bay, City of Sydney, Woollahra, Waverley and Randwick. However, you don’t need to live in this area to join the group.

Our meetings and activities

We hold regular meetings and events which are a great opportunity to meet people with similar interests - some with extensive knowledge and others just starting out! - but all with the common interest of learning more about Australian Plants. Visitors and new members are always welcome...

Our theme for 2024 is "Increasing knowledge of plants that grow in our patch".  We will be gathering and collating species lists from various sources and distinguishing indigenous species from non-indigenous plants that grow well in current conditions. 

Meetings and events are held monthly, at the beginning of the month. Some meetings are presentations, held via Zoom and recorded, for those who are unable to attend at the time. The link is published in our newsletter & on our Facebook group site. Please contact us if you need access.

Other meetings are held at open air venues such as gardens or bush areas, with a picnic lunch or tea. These are held on weekends when possible. For the moment, they will be BYO events. Again they are publicised in the newsletter and on Facebook. In case of bad weather, we will have a Zoom meeting as an alternative.

Next Event:

NEXT HARBOUR GEORGES RIVER EVENT:

When: Wednesday 2th November

Members Night

ANPSA Conference Retrospective

Time: 6 pm

Club Burwood RSL, 96 Shaftesbury Rd, Burwood

VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME

RSVP essential to Liz Cameron (HGR Secretary), on elsmere02@gmail.com or ph: 9580 6621 if you are joining us.

Check our Facebook Group for more information  HGR Facebook Group

To find out more, see here. 

To join the Australian Plants Society, please see here.

Last updated January 2022