Welcome to
Native Plants Queensland
We are a community-based organisation committed to growing, conserving and studying Australian plants
Propagating and growing native plants for beautiful, sustainable, fauna-friendly gardens and public spaces
Preserving and protecting native plant habitats to maintain the incredible diversity of our Australian flora
Sharing native plant knowledge and expertise through information guides and in-person activities
Renew your membership today – All membership renewals are due on the 1st April 2025
Click here for step-by-step instructions.
Events & Markets
Enjoy exclusive
member benefits
- Take part in bush walks, garden visits, guest speaker events & propagation groups
- Obtain free native plant seed from the NPQ Seed bank
- Receive a copy of our quarterly journal
- Access native plant articles & much more in the Members Only section of this website
Note
A small percentage of Apple devices using Safari browser may not be able to log in. If you experience issues please try to log in via this alternative site – https://npq.wildapricot.org/ or alternatively switch to Google Chrome or a Windows device if possible. This is an issue with Wild Apricot, our membership software provider, so it is out of our control.
For more information please email webmanager@npq.org.au
Native Plant Information
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
A great reference tool to help with understanding techical tems used in naming and describing native plants
STUDY GROUPS
Study Groups allow you to develop your interest in a specific group of plants to its fullest extent and to contribute to the body of knowledge on Australian flora.
GARDENING GUIDES
Read or download a collection of native plant & gardening how-to guides created by some of our knowledgeable & very talented members.
Next Major Event
NPQ Christmas Gathering
22nd November 2025
Design With Nature
Botanic Gardens and other significant native landscapes
Click below to read the synopsis of the C.T. White Memorial Lecture presentation by renowned Landscape Architect & long time NPQ member, Lawrie Smith AM.
