"Growing Australian Natives on Mounts" by Steve Stebbings.
Learn how to grow orchids from seed.
Annual Planning Meeting.
Annual Planning Meeting.
"Mt Kinabalu, Borneo" by Mike Duncan.
Epiphyte study group visiting George and Rosemary Ingram's shadehouse.
Terrestrial study group visiting the Briagalong area.
Conservation group monitoring Pterostylis despectans.
New members learn the finer arts of orchid identification from Helen Richards.
Seed propagation group members using the Australian Orchid Foundation lamina flow cabinet.
GROUPSWithin ANOS Vic there are 4 active groups to cater for members different interests. By being a member of ANOS Vic. you are entitled to participate in the activities organised by any of the groups. |
Epiphyte Study GroupThe Epiphyte Study Group meets once a month. Activities usually involve visiting members and other epiphyte orchid growers to see the conditions they grow their orchids under. |
Terrestrial Study GroupThe Terrestrial Study Group organises a field trip to search for orchids in the field at least once a month. Trips can range from anywhere in Victoria to the occasional interstate adventure. |
Conservation GroupThe Conservation Group endeavours to undertake a conservation activity in the field at least once a month. Typical conservation activities involve searching for rare and endangered orchids, site maintenance and monitoring of endangered orchid populations. |
Terrestrial Cultivation & Seed Propagation GroupThe Terrestrial Seed Propagation Group is a hands on practical group formed to help improve our knowledge of how to grow orchids from seed. The group meets once a month and members get learn the techniques of plating orchid seed. |