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

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Native Plant Information

 

Guilfoylia monostylis

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

A great reference tool to help with understanding techical tems used in naming and describing native plants

Wahlenbergia graniticola

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.

Swainsona

GARDENING GUIDES

Read or download a collection of native plant & gardening how-to guides created by some of our knowledgeable & very talented members.

State Conference 2025

Sunshine Coast 22 – 25 August

 

We are pleased to announce applications are open for our upcoming State ‘YABBA’ Conference.

This Conference is to be held on the delightful Sunshine Coast where there are many diverse environments to visit, and we have planned an exciting program to embrace this diversity. Skilled and knowledgeable local guides will share their knowledge over the four days of our site visits (by bus) which will cover a wide variety of vegetation types.

Spaces for the conference and accommodation at the Conference Centre are both quite limited so we encourage you to submit your application form without delay.

Please click below to find out more and to download an application form which includes more information on the event including cost details, payment and accommodation options.

 

Hairpin Banksia Banksia spinulosa var. collina

 Next Major Event

Spring Native Plants Market

30th August 2025

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