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Myrtle Rust (uredo rangelii) is an exotic plant pest in Australia that affects plants in the Myrtaceae family. To date, Myrtle Rust has been found within the Central Coast region of NSW on: Agonis flexuosa (Willow Myrtle cv Afterdark and Burgundy), Callistemon viminalis (Bottle Brush), Leptospermum rotundifolium (Tea Tree), Syncarpia glomulifera (Turpentine), Syzygium leuhmanni x Continue reading MYRTLE RUST – BIOSECURITY MEASURES 15 AND 16 SEPTEMBER 2010 Answering your questions about Water Sensitive Urban Design Are you having difficulty building capacity and commitment for Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) amongst your colleagues and other stakeholders who you work with? Or are you having trouble gaining senior level commitment for the uptake of WSUD within your organisation or agency – Continue reading INTRODUCTION TO WATER SENSITIVE URBAN DESIGN WORKSHOP 1 – 3 November 2010 National Library of Singapore, Singapore It will present the latest technological developments and new areas of application in the fields of rooftop greenery and vertical greenery. http://www.skyrisegreeneryconference.com Organisers: Centre for Urban Greenery and Ecology (CUGE) of the National Parks Board of Singapore, and International Green Roof Association Continue reading INTERNATIONAL SKYRISE GREENERY CONFERENCE Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney 16 October – 24 October 2010 Entry is Free Presented by Friends of The Gardens is the 10th annual exhibition of fine art & sculpture from 28 of Australia’s most innovative emerging artisans as well as our celebrated contemporary and traditional artisans. Artisans in the Gardens showcases the highly individual, Continue reading ARTISANS IN THE GARDENS NEW HOME WARRANTY INSURANCE PREMIUM RATES EFFECTIVE 1 OCTOBER 2010 The Home Warranty Insurance Fund has announced the new premium rates to be applied to all certificates of insurance, with effect from 1 October. They are based on “Industry” and do not take into account non-structural elements except where the Works are of a Continue reading HOME WARRANTY INSURANCE FUND Alpine Nursery (along with Eden Gardens and Wrap Creative) are sponsoring a SPRING GARDEN TOUR – supporting Heart Kids. The tour will visit six stunning gardens presented by some of Sydney’s leading Landscape Designers. When – 22 October 2010 – 8am until 5pm Tickets – $200 per head with all proceeds going directly to Continue reading SPRING GARDEN TOUR SUPPORTING HEART KIDS In conjunction with the former Ryde School of Horticulure Student fund, The Austrlian Institute of Horticulture is organising a NSW state competition to inspire and acknowledge the talents of young horticulturists who are about to graduate or have recently graduated (in the previous two years) from the TAFE system. Entires close on the 31st Continue reading YOUNG HORTICULTURIST OF THE YEAR RMIT University is undertaking research to identify the capabilities employers require in graduates. If you recruit graduates either through graduate specific programs or through general recruitment processes we want to hear from you. We want to know your thoughts about the general knowledge, skills and attributes of graduates from all disciplines. This is Continue reading What capabilities do you need in graduates? Everyone who is connected to the Landscape Design, Construction and Management in the horticultural industry should seriously consider taking time out to attend Green Expo Sydney in August. When: 25 August from 9 am – 6 pm and 26 August 9 am – 4 pm Where: Exhibition Hall, Rosehill Gardens, James Ruse Drive, Parramatta Continue reading Green Expo Sydney 2010 Thursday 12 August Parliament House, Macquarie St., Sydney Morning Session 9 am – 12.30 pm Afternoon Session 1.30 pm -4.00 pm Discover the Plant Hunters! Hear from modern-day plant hunters and collectors as they share their experiences and adventures with the Friends of The Gardens in a one-day seminar at Parliament House, Sydney. Continue reading HUNTERS AND COLLECTORS |
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