The Australian Plants Society Blue Mountains Group is a district group within the Australian Plants Society NSW Region, which in turn is a district group of the Australian Native Plants Society (Australia).
The Blue Mountains Group maintain the Glenbrook Native Plant Reserve. The Reserve is located about 60 km from Sydney on the north side of the Great Western Highway, next to Glenbrook Oval and opposite the Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre at Glenbrook. For a map please click here.
A small nursery in the Reserve is maintained by volunteers. It specialises in Australian plants and plants indigenous to the Blue Mountains in particular. The Reserve and nursery are open noon - 4 pm on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Entry is free.
The group adopted the Mountain Devil (Lambertia formosa) as its logo. A photo appears at the top left corner of this page. For a larger copy click here.
Further information can be found by clicking the links above.
Regular activities
Bushcare Group at the Reserve
Meets on the first and third Saturday of each month (except January) 9 am till noon.Wednesday Group
Meets each Wednesday noon till 4 pm.Other activities
Visit to Joseph Banks Native Plants Reserve in Kareela
Sunday 20 AugustThis has been cancelled
Bushcare and working bee before the Spring Show
Saturday 2 SeptemberCommencing at 9 am.