1994 The Changing Landscape: The Garden in the Landscape
Proceedings of the 15th Annual National Conference
Melbourne 21-23 October 1994

• A Forest at the Edge of the City, Chris McConville
• The Simla of the South, Paul Fox
• The Forest Resource of the Macedon Ranges, Frank Moulds
• Sowing the Seeds: the early Nursery Industry in the Macedon Ranges, Francine Gilfedder
• Recollections of Life in a Garden, Karin McKinnon
• Urban Development confronts rural Heritage, Trevor Budge
• Bushfires: Nature's Renewal and the Rebirth of a Garden, Gregory Moore
• Conserving the Natural Resource, Max Gilbert
• Necessity or aesthetic Nicety?, Michael Hough
• Issues and Solutions, Jan Schapper

1995 From Wilderness to Garden: Early Colonial Gardens - Their Future?
Proceedings of the 16th Annual National Conference
Sydney, 20-22 October, 1995

• The Formation of the AGHS Heritage Landscapes, and the Protection of Colonial Gardens and Landscapes
  in the Sydney Region, Howard Tanner
• Plants in Colonial Fashion, Allan Correy
• The Information Exchange, the Role of Loudon and Others,Colleen Morris
• The Significance of the Cowpasture Garden, James Broadbent
• The Condervation Analysis of Camden Park, NSW, the Gardens and the Ground, Michael Lehany
• Gardening with History at Camden Park, Rosalind Eldershaw
• Heritage Conservation in the Modern Landscape, Tempe Beaven
• Gardening at Government House, Sydney: The Power Behind the Flowers, Ian Innes

1997 The City as Garden
Proceedings of the 18th Annual National Conference
Canberra, 25-28 April 1997

• Garden City or City of Gardens?, Diane Firth
• The Sydney-Canberra Link: In Living Memory, Allan Correy
• Canberra's Green Foundation: the Charles Weston Influence, John Gray
• The Pryor Years: Canberra's public landscaping in the the 1940s and 1950s, Bernadette Hince
• Plants and People: a slice of history, Margaret Hendry
• Anzac Parade: A Landscape of Memory, Ken Taylor
• V.I.P. Gardens, Richard Ratcliffe
• Creating Lake Burley Griffin, Richard Clough
• Caring for Canberra's Heritage Trees, Robert Boden
• The Garden as an Expression of Migration, Helen Armstrong
• An Ecological Approach to Gardens, Judy van Gelderen
• Gardens as Art, Vladimir Sitta
• Backyard Imperatives: use it or lose it!, Deborah Malor

1999 The Changing Rural Landscape - Gardens, Vineyards, Forests
Proceedings of the 20th Annual National Conference
Mount Gambier, South Australia, 5-7 October, 1999

• The Oxford Companion to Australian Gardens and Its impact on Garden History, Richard Aitken
• Vineyards, Forests and Food, Doug Balnaves
• Saving Plants from the Past for the Future, Clive Blazey
• The Way It Was, Neville Bonney
• The Challenges of Rural Gardening, Helen Diprose
• Californian and Australian Gardens, William Grant
• The Cave Garden of Mount Gambier, David Jones
• The Way It Was - Homestead Gardens, Jan Kentish
• Restoring the Landscape, Ian McLachlan
• Gardening in the 21st Century - some insights, Trevor Nottle
• The Mount Gambier Area in 'a grain of sand', Pam O'Connor
• Aboriginal life in the South East in the Period Before European Settlement, Pauline Payne
• Forestry in the South East - a designed landscape Industry, Rob Robinson
• Reflections upon Life in the Penola-Coonawarra Region, Peter Rymill
• Tomatoes in 19th Century Australian Gardens and Kitchens, Barbara Santich

2000 Richness in Diversity
- from Grasslands to Rainforest, from Stonewalls to Potagers
Proceedings of the 21st Annual National Conference
Southern Highlands, NSW, 3-6 November 2000

• v The Natural heritage of the Southern Highlands Geology, Soils and Vegetation in the Southern Highlands, David Tranter, Greg Stone & Ray Nolan
• v Ecological Sustainability and Gardens of the Future, Judyth McLeod
• v Simla in the Southern Highlands, John Hawkins
• v Passionate Gardeners of the Southern Highlands:
  

  Redlands Kennerton Green Ditchfield Whitley MossVale Andrewville Mittagong

  Michele Scamps Marylyn Abbott Geoff Duxfield Robyn Hawkins Nicholas Bray Jane Lemann Sarah Cains

2003 Tropical Pleasures': A Focus on Queensland Gardens
Proceedings of the 24th Annual National Conference
Brisbane 11-13 July 2003
Printed in the special issue of the Queensland Review, UQP (2004)

• Tropicalia: Gardens with Tropical Attitude, Jeannie Sim
• Can Brisbane Remain a Subtropical City?, Peter Spearritt
• The Acclimatisation Society Gardens, Catherine Brouwer
• Assimilating Nature: The Bunya Diaspora, Anna Haebich
• Retailing Tropical Plants in Queensland: A Family History,Bruce Perrott
• Harry Oakman (1906-2002): A Retrospective of His Life an Work, Ross McKinnon, Malcolm Bunzli & Ray Steward
• Planning for Conservation of the Rockhampton Botanic Gardens, John Taylor
• Cultivating Identity: The Gardens at Gracemere: A Description of a Landscape of Memory, Laura Emmison
• Ellis Rowan: Flower-Hunting in the Tropics, Judith McKay
• Paronella Park: Conserving a Tropical Pleasure Garden with Ruined Concrete Structures, Jinx Miles
• The Oasis: Brisbane's Water Playground, Glenn Cooke
• Binna Burra and O'Reilly's: Gardens in the Scenic Rim, Jane L. Lennon
• Tropical Gardens: The Myth and the Reality, Dinah Hansman
• The Evolution of the 'Queenslander' Garden, Maurice C. Wilson
• Palazzo Versace and Couran Cove: Contrasting Resort Gardens of the Gold Coast, Kate Green
• Roma Street Parkland: Past, Present and Future Heritage,Laurie Smith

2004 - Browned Off: Old Gardens in the New World
Proceedings of the 25th Annual National Conference
Sydney, NSW, 14-16 October 2004

• The Joys of Using Libraries to Research Gardens, Colleen Morris
• Cultivating the Sydney Basin, Craig Burton
• Botanic Gardens Trust: First Things First, Tim Entwisle
• Line of Sight: Allusions to the Picturesque in Some Colonial Gardens, Elizabeth Ellis
• The Cottage at Mulgoa, James Broadbent
• True California Gardens...' and the Australian Connections, John Adam
• Managing Heritage Gardens in a New World, Silas Clifford-Smith
• 'Best Fit' What does it mean for Sydney Gardens, Peter Nixon
• Water and the Vaucluse House Garden, Dave Gray
• Charles Fraser, 1791-1831: First Colonial Botanist, First Superintendent, Sydney Botanic Gardens, Gillian Davies with Christine Carwardine
• Conference After Dinner Speaker, Peter Valder
• Bringing the Bush Back to the City: The Re-Greening of Lane Cove North in the Early 1970s, Barbara Buchanan
• Water Sustainability - The Big Picture, Noel Merrick
• Gardens of Hope, Helen Armstrong
• Australian Garden History Society Conference, Sydney 2004 - Summary of Talks, Howard Tanner

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