Rare Corpse Flower's bloom brings thousands to Adelaide Botanic Garden
13 January 2023
The eyes of the world were on the Adelaide Botanic Garden after a rare and endangered Corpse Flower, aka Titan Arum, flowered for the first time in a decade.
Date posted: 22 October 2014
Discover how to grow ferns successfully at the Botanic Gardens of South Australia Ferns: Unfurling the inner beauty Master Class on Sunday, 2 November.
Held in the Mount Lofty Botanic Garden Nursery the class will provide a unique hands on experience for participants, who will leave with the materials they generate on the day.
Through both theory and demonstrations Ferns: Unfurling the inner beauty will cover the scientific principles of fern growth and propagation.
“This is a practical, hands on Master Class that will show participants how to propagate ferns compatible with the South Australian climate,” Director of the Botanic Gardens, Stephen Forbes said.
“The class will commence with a field study in Mount Lofty Botanic Garden’s internationally renowned Fern Gully and utilise the knowledge and experience of Botanic Gardens staff.”
Ferns: Unfurling the inner beauty will cover fern cultivation, morphology and reproductive strategies, fern propagation methods, and propagation mixes and tools.
Ferns: Unfurling the inner beauty is part of The Australian Centre of Horticultural Excellence 2014 Master Class Series. For more information please visit tache.sa.edu.au or call 08 8222 9311 to secure your place.
The Australian Centre of Horticultural Excellence is an initiative of the Botanic Gardens of South Australia in partnership with TAFE SA. The Centre delivers high quality horticulture training through the educational expertise of TAFE SA and the horticultural knowledge and world-class collections of the Botanic Gardens.
13 January 2023
The eyes of the world were on the Adelaide Botanic Garden after a rare and endangered Corpse Flower, aka Titan Arum, flowered for the first time in a decade.
06 January 2023
The Titan Arum, or Corpse Flower, is known for its notorious smell - but did you know these plants have a fascinating life up to 10 years prior to the stinky inflorescent bloom?