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Propagating and growing native plants for beautiful, sustainable, fauna-friendly gardens and public spaces

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Preserving and protecting native plant habitats to maintain the incredible diversity of our Australian flora

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Sharing native plant knowledge and expertise through information guides and in-person activities

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Native Plants Queensland is a community-based organisation committed to growing, conserving and studying Australian plants.



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Our online events calendar is now live! Click here to discover the exciting range of meetings & events happening across Queensland. 

We also have Covid-19 Guidelines for meetings and excursions (7 Sept 2020).

NPQ Christmas Gathering at the Samford Community Hub/Eco-Corridor

To be hosted by Samford Branch on Saturday, 4 December from 9.30 am.

Venue/Directions:

The Samford Community Hub

2204 Mount Samson Road, Samford Valley, QLD 4520.


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Native Plant Market Growers' Tips

Our market growers share their favourite plants and best tips.

Changing colour with the seasons -
Grower #9 Jan Sked

Hibiscus ‘Colour Magic’

Have you ever seen a plant that can change the colour of its flowers to match the seasons? Well, I have one called Hibiscus ‘Colour Magic’.

This exciting little Hibiscus produces beautiful lemon flowers in winter, pink in spring, before changing to maroon/purple in summer. A perfect choice for year-round interest.

It only grows to about a metre or so in height so great for gardens of all sizes.  Performs best in a moist situation.

Specimens produced from cuttings were available from Grower #9 at the recent Autumn Plants Market.

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A scented butterfly plant

Grower #65


Ancient highly perfumed shrub

Grower #69

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