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Myosotis uniflora - South Branch Ashburton River, Hakatere Conservation Park (Warren Jowett)
Trichomanes reniforme - Rangitoto Island (John Hunt)
Deep Creek walk - Charleston
Examining Korthalsella salicornioides - Medbury Reserve
Dagnum Reserve - Eyrewell
Parahebe canescens - Tekapo (Trevor Blogg)
Wilding pine control - Lake Lyndon
Olearia chathamica - Rangaika, Chatham Islands
Korthalsella clavata - North Canterbury (Melissa Hutchison)
Smothering Gully covenant - Omihi
Clematis - Lake Coleridge (Melissa Hutchison)
Lakeside Reserve, Waihora/Ellesmere
Shrubland - North Canterbury
Examining Scleranthus brockeii - Mt Alexander
Wairepo wetlands - Mackenzie Basin
Aciphylla dobsonii - Ohau skifield
Tautuku tidal flats - The Catlins
Pounawea tidal flats - The Catlins
Gentianella saxosa - The Catlins
Apodasmia similis - The Catlins
Calystegia tuguriorum - Banks Peninsula (Melissa Hutchison)
Disphyma australe - Banks Peninsula (Melissa Hutchison)
Lophomyrtus obcordata - Banks Peninsula (Melissa Hutchison)
Cordyline indivisa - Banks Peninsula (Melissa Hutchison)
Vittadinia australis - Banks Peninsula (Melissa Hutchison)
Olearia fimbriata - Banks Peninsula (Melissa Hutchison)
Group moving along ridge - Mt Cass
Oparara River, Karamea

Welcome

The Canterbury Botanical Society fosters an interest in and an understanding of botany with an emphasis on New Zealand indigenous flora. We aim to bring together people of all ages and levels of expertise in a friendly environment. If you are not a member and would like to know more, we invite you to attend a meeting or field trip.
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