Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants
This site is designed to assist gardeners interested in the cultivation, propagation, conservation and appreciation of Australia's native flora.
http://www.silo.riv.com.au/SGAP/
Australian Fuchsia Society
The AFS has supported the needs of fuchsia growers for over 27 years. The website lists upcoming events, provides information on photosynthesis, and you can view sample pages from the AFS journal.
http://www.tne.net.au/jmsauniv/fuchsia.htm
Bamboo World
This organisation is dedicated to the promotion of non-invasive bamboo. The website has detailed information on growing bamboo including clump maintenance, growth rate and size, where bamboo will grow, as well as the location of its botanical garden with over 200 species of bamboo. Caution: graphics on this site take a while to download.
http://www.nrg.com.au/bamboo/index.htm
Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show
Although this year's event has passed (it was held in April 1998), the official website has details on the history of the event, some of the highlights of this year's Show, and contact details of the organisers. I assume that information on next year's Show will be added to the website in a few months.
http://www.melbflowershow.com.au/
Nursery Industry Association of Australia
The NIAA is the peak industry body for the Australian nursery industry. On the site you can find statistics for Australian nurseries, industry news, an online newsletter called "Blooming Ideas", and information on research and development.
http://www.niaa.org.au/
Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia
This website contains an overview of PACSOA, articles and images of some great palm and cycad gardens, detailed information on on individual palm and cycad species and membership details.
http://www.pacsoa.org.au/
Australasian Native Orchid Society
The ANOS is dedicated to the cultivation, conservation and scientific study of native orchids in the Australasian region. The website contains information on the various societies that make up the ANOS, a multitude of orchid-related links, and photos of native orchid species.
http://www.ozemail.aust.com/~graemebr/
