The Western Australian Horticultural Council supports amateur gardening in Western Australia. The Council organises events to help member clubs and societies to promote their activities and attract new members.
The Western Australian Horticultural Council has been operating since 1932 and helping amateur gardening clubs in Western Australia.
They encourage, promote, and sanction the formation of affiliated clubs and societies and once established, members can participate in the decisions of Council.
They support their affiliated clubs and societies by sponsoring and arranging two plant fairs a year which allows them to share their expertise and plants with members of the public.
Benefits of club/society affiliation include:
It’s a well-researched fact that belonging to a group and the joys of gardening contribute to our wellbeing – and by joining an affiliated club, you get to do both!
Members clubs are always looking for new members who are active and willing to share responsibilities in running their organisations. From african violets to wildflowers, there is something for everyone. Have a look at the member list and contact the relevant club for more information.
The WA Horticultural Council Inc is made up of delegates representing non-commercial horticultural clubs and societies based in WA.
Membership is available to any garden club/society or gardening organisation. Individual membership is not available.
Membership of Council offers affiliates:
All this for an annual membership of $33 (due 1st January each year).