ANOS Victoria 40th Birthday Spit Roast Dinner (Special Guest Speaker: David Jones)
Learn how to grow orchids from seed
BBQ at Doug and Vicki Lee's home.
Prasophyllum search around the Portland area.
Search for orchids in the Lake Mountain area.
What is it?
A soil-borne fungus that attacks many of our native plants, eventually killing
them.
What does it do to our native orchids?
It is not known whether it actually attacks orchids, but it does kill associated
plants, resulting in a change to the orchid habitat.
What can be done to control it?
At this point in time there is no known treatment.
What can I do to prevent its spread?
Avoid walking or driving through areas known to have the fungus.
Keep your boots and vehicle clean to help prevent spreading the fungus

Corybas unguiculatus

Pterostylis nana

Pterostylis tunstallii
TERRESTRIAL STUDY GROUPThe Terrestrial Study Group meet once a month, usually on the third weekend following the monthly meeting. Trips to search for orchids in the wild are organised within the state of Victoria and occasionally interstate. These expeditions may be for one day, a weekend or sometimes longer. All members are welcome to join these trips. Members get the opportunity to walk in the bush, see and photograph orchids in their natural environment, while enjoying the social companionship of fellow orchid lovers. |
Activities13-14/12/08 Mt.Tamboritha (CANCELLED) 17-20/01/09 Beechworth, Bright & Mountains (CANCELLED) 17/01/09 Lake Mountain 08/02/09 Annual Planning Day All orchid related activities and outings are dependent
on the orchid flowering time and the availability of a guide. Event details will be confirmed closer to the date so check this page regularly for updates. |
Cultivation NotesIf you are interested in growing Australian native terrestrial
orchids and would like to know the basics, click on this link
to
download a copy of the ANOS Vic. Terrestrial Cultivation Notes.
(File size: 39Kb). |
ContactTerrestrial Study Group Leader - Colin Rowan. If you have any questions about the Terrestrial Study Group or wish to find out more about the group's activities, contact Colin. Alternatively, become a member of ANOS Vic. to receive your copy of the Bulletin which publishes details about these and other upcoming events. Send E-Mail to Colin Rowan. |