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The Tropical Garden Society of Sydney has the goal of fostering interest in growing tropical plants in a subtropical climate. It aims to educate and share information through expert presentations. It also provides access to plants that are not readily available in Sydney. Regular meetings are held in a central location and have a friendly, informal and non-competitive atmosphere. New members are very welcome.

Our next meeting is scheduled for 7:30 pm Tuesday 25th February at Concord and on Zoom.

Our Speaker, Arthur White from The Frog and Tadpole Study Group will speak on the topic: "Australian Frogs are Different".

Australian frogs do not behave like frogs from the northern hemisphere. Australian frogs can travel big distances when they need to, utilise habitats that their northern counterparts cannot, and have developed a fantastic array of survival strategies that is sometimes hard to believe. In this talk I hope to convey some of the magic of Australian frogs and how you can entice them to visit (and maybe stay) in your garden.

If you are unable to attend in person you can register via Eventbrite to watch on Zoom. Link available here.

Click here for information about dates and speakers of future meetings

Meetings will be held every month except December in 2024.

In June & August there will be Zoom meetings only

For the other months, meetings are planned to be held at:

Venue: Concord Community Centre, 1a Gipps St, Concord

Time:7:00pm entry for 7:30pm presentation start on the fourth Tuesday of the month

Months: January, February, March, April, May, July, September, October, November

NB - COVID-19 restrictions will be observed.