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Study Group Newsletters and Selected Articles

The Garden Design Study Group produces four substantial newsletters each year. These provide a forum for members to discuss garden design principles and allow for a free exchange of ideas and advice.

Newsletters 1 to 73 (May 1993 to February 2011) are available for download from the links at the bottom of this page and a selection of articles from the newsletters is available below.


Selected Articles

Below is a sampling of articles produced in past issues of the newsletter and other Study Group sources.

ArticleSource
Garden SerenityNewsletter: February 2010
Member's Correspondence: Developing a Garden in Northern TasmaniaNewsletter: February 2010
The Garden of JoyNewsletter: November 2009
The Australian Landscape Conference 2009Newsletter: November 2009
Book and TV Series Reviews: Around the World in 80 GardensNewsletter: August 2009
Garden Design Workshop Weekend; Batemans BayNewsletter: August 2009
Member's Correspondence: Database of Landscape SpeciesNewsletter: May 2009
Despair and Desire - A Short DiaryNewsletter: May 2009
Rainforest Species for the GardenNewsletter: May 2009
EremophilasNewsletter: February 2009
Oh, Our Designing WaysNewsletter: February 2009
Design with Nature - Planting a Native GardenNewsletter: February 2009
Design.....and sticking to it!Newsletter: November 2008
Something Old , Something NewNewsletter: November 2008
Australian Succulent Plants in CultivationNewsletter: August 2008
Where Eagles Drift; Upper Hunter ValleyNewsletter: August 2008
Creating a Small Garden PondNewsletter: August 2008
A Marriage of Aesthetics and EcologyNewsletter: May 2008
Tree Management for Carbon, Energy and Drought EfficiencyNewsletter: February 2008
Mulch and Native PlantsNewsletter: May 2007
Design of the Keith Moore Habitat Garden, Huskisson, New South WalesNewsletter: May 2007
Pruning Australian PlantsNewsletter: February 2007
Concept Design for a Tapestry GardenNewsletter: February 2007
Use of Lomandras in DesignNewsletter: February 2007
A Small Wildlife GardenNewsletter: October 2006
Healing GardensNewsletter: August 2006
Garden Design Using Australian Plants: Why Such a Late Start?Newsletter: August 2006
Designing a Garden for Views from Inside the HouseNewsletter: May 2006
More on Gardening EthicsNewsletter: November 2005
More on the Formal/Informal Garden QuestionNewsletter: November 2005
Suitable trees for the streetscapeNewsletter: November 2005
Lawns of Australian GrassesNewsletter: August 2005
More than Garden EtiquetteNewsletter: August 2005
"Yanderra" NewsNewsletter: May 2005
Musings of Mt. PenangNewsletter: May 2005
Changed LandscapesNewsletter: May 2005
An Interview with Professor Richard CloughNewsletter: May 2005
ReflectionsNewsletter: February 2005
Small DelightsNewsletter: February 2005
Change in the garden - good or bad?Newsletter: February 2005
Rise of the Australian Plant GardenTalk to the Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney: 28 July 2004
Growing Orchids in the GardenNewsletter: February 2004
More on the Lawn DebateNewsletter: February 2004
Seasonal Changes at Yarrawonga - Gardening in Harmony with NatureNewsletter: February 2004
Criteria for a Descriptive Assessment of a Garden's DesignNewsletter: November 2003
Garden Design for Australian Plants in a Changing WorldANPSA 21st Biennial Seminar, 2001
Fifteen Ideas for Garden DesignNewsletter: November 1997
The Importance of Australia's Indigenous PlantsNewsletter: February 1994

Newsletters Available for Download

Study Group newsletters will become available for download approximately 12 months after their date of issue, so check back regularly.

A comprehensive Index to these newsletters, with live links to the appropriate newsletters, is also available.



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