Hi all, please go to events and read about our Mt Tomah experience this year. Also remember BILPIN on the 17th-18th April. Put that in your calendar. This Friday night (12th Feb) Stewart is back to give us a talk, slides and he says some hair-raising stories. Don't forget there are a few of his wonderful books still available. GREG BOURKE will be bringing along some new and rarer plants for sale so bring lots of money before they are sold out.
The meetings are always fun and informative and we have a great supper while everyone mingles and enjoys the social atmosphere. Hope to see you all there.

OUR NEXT EVENT IS AT BILPIN ON THE 17TH-18TH APRIL.
PLEASE ALL ATTEND TO GIVE SUPPORT. REMEMBER THOSE THAT BOUGHT PLANTS TO MT TOMAH MUST BE RUNNING SHORT ON SUPPLIES SO WE NEED YOU TO BE ACTIVE AND BRING PLANTS ALONG IN CLEAN POTS WITH A SEPERATE LABEL WITH YOUR NAME AND PRICE OF PLANT ON IT.
THERE ARE PLENTY OF OTHER STALLS WITH ALL SORTS OF RARER PLANTS TO CHOOSE FROM AND IT IS A GREAT 2 DAYS. ON OUR STALL BESIDES THE USUAL WONDERFUL PLANTS GREG WILL HAVE SOME NEW SPECIES AND HYBRIDS FOR SALE SO YOU WILL HAVE TO GET IN QUICK. sUPPORT YOUR sOCIETY!!!!

Hi All, Mt Tomah Botanical Gardens was another success for the Society. Welcomed by the staff at the gardens as family it made the weekends so pleasant. The weather was wonderful and it was good to catch up with members that we may only see once a year. We are getting quite a following up there and many customers come back to add to their collection. Our plants looked great and we sold @5ooo worth thanks to those that gave the talks (Greg Bourke, Robert Gibson, Kirke Hirche) and all that helped to sell. A special thanks to Lyn Hanna who does the bookwork for us. Thanks to all that attended and helped make this event work for the Society. Photos will be uploaded later.

As stated I am after a Nepenthes bicalcarata red. If anyone has any for sale please let me know size and price. I'm after a small plant if possible. Thanks.

Regards,
Jade

Hi everyone,
I've just had my first tiny success from nepenthes seeds - some Bongso x Izumiae as well as some generic ventricosa hybrid. Both I have outdoors in a plastic bag (the ventricosa seeds are actually in a petrie dish style container since I didn't have anything else at the time).
They're growing in sphagnum moss which has been growing fairly quickly too, but I'm just worried about the temperatures dropping at night. It's been fairly warm over the winter, but Autumn may get quite cool, we've already had a few cooler nights. Same goes with winter. What should I do with them if they can't handle these temperatures? They're only very small at the moment and I do have a heat mat inside, but no artificial lighting.

I'd rather not kill off my first successes if possible!

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It appears that overseas payments need some extra information on top of the IBAN etc that is enough in Europe.

It took some shaking of a bank director but after threatening to feed him to the plants we've got this additional address for overseas payments:

Bank: ING
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The Netherlands

Treasurer: Enterij 22
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The Netherlands

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