Q&A Webinar 2

All things wildflowers, with Paul Dalley

Thursday 12 November, 5:50-6:30pm AEDT

Please join us for the second Q&A Webinar with guest expert Paul Dalley.

This webinar will provide the opportunity to pre-submit questions and to ask Paul and the other growers any questions relating to growing wildflowers. A highlight of the first Q&A webinar was the discussion among growers, sharing some of their own trials, tribulations and successes. We encourage growers of all ranges of experience to attend.

Questions in advance are again welcome either as part of the registration process and/or via email to webinars@wildflowersaustralia.com.au.

Registration

• WildFlowers Australia members – Free!

Please use discount code provided to you in member email

You must be a fully paid member of WildFlowers Australia

• Non-members - $44 registration fee (incl GST, non-refundable)  

Members MUST register to receive the relevant link for the webinar!

More on our expert…..

Paul Dalley is a highly respected wildflower grower with years of experience in the industry.  After working as a beekeeper in the early ‘70s, Paul moved to a bush block near Kempsey and started his farm, Mountain Nursery. At first growing from seeds, he built small greenhouses and the business progressed to producing flowering pots for supermarkets and then cut flowers sold to florists. 

In 1986, Paul diversified into Australian native wildflowers, aiming to sell to the then thriving export market.  After some failures with climatically unsuited plants from Western Australia, Paul switched focus to east coast natives and has expanded from there. He now grows a range of natives for domestic and international markets, from Christmas Bells to Christmas Bush, flannel flower, kangaroo paw, banksia and more. 

Paul was one of the original organisers of WildFlowers Australia and has served on its board and as President.  He is known for his generosity in helping new and fellow growers.  You can see the magic of his flowers on Instagram @mountainfloral2022 and @mtn.nurserywildflowers.