SAVE THE DATE If wildflowers are part of your world — whether you grow them, design with them, research them, supply them, or simply love them — we invite you to save the date for the 11th Australian Wildflower National […]
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The results of the 2025 Wildflowers Australian National Student Floristry Competition have been released. For more information on the winners and their winning entries, click on the document below. WINNERS – WildFlowers Australian National Student Floristry Competition 2025
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This season tested every protea grower on Hawaiʻi Island. Kīlauea’s rhythm—35 eruptive episodes since December 2024—sent recurring SO₂ plumes over our fields. Ocean View took repeated direct hits; Kona absorbed pulse after pulse; on wind reversals, Hilo felt the haze.
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An e-Newsletter for the Hawaii Protea Grower, to Promote Communication, Cooperation and the use of Science and Technology to Improve and Increase the Cultivation and Marketing of Proteaceae Plants and Flowers. The focus of this special issue is the XX
The results of the 2024 Wildflowers Australian National Student Floristry Competition have been released. For more information on the winners and their winning entries, click on the document below. WINNERS – WildFlowers Australian National Student Floristry Competition 2024
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Relevant information has been added from the works presented at the last International Proteas Symposium held in the Canary Islands in 2022, as well as from scientific articles published in international journals. This book is a manual for the cultivation
The Hawaii Protea Growers Newsletter is an e-Newsletter for the Hawaii Protea Grower, to Promote Communication, Cooperation and the use of Science and Technology to Improve and Increase the Cultivation and Marketing of Proteaceae Plants and Flowers. Volume 3 can
Hawaii’s Big Island is the state’s largest island, as the name implies. It is not only still growing because of its active volcanoes; the Hawaii Protea Farms and Protea varieties are also expanding. An “Aloha” welcome to our latest Big
New Zealand’s Outdoor Flower and Foliage Growers Association has eight out of thirty five members who grow Proteacea, generally in conjunction with other crops. The OFFGA group meets 2-3 times per year for field trips or workshops. The most recent
Hannah Lutgen and Russel Galanti have played instrumental research roles with local farms, supporting growers and producers with dedicated expertise focused on pests and diseases of Proteaceae crops. Lutgen and Galanti recently published two CTAHR extension publications that outline fungal
