ix, 236 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, portraits ; 25 cm
Summary
"This history examines both the life and activities of Arthur Swaby, and those pioneer growers and writers about 'native' plants who influenced him. The difficulties faced in SGAP's early years are explored along with the development of a nationwide structure whuich produces a quality magazine and overseas study groups of all kinds and sizes. The importance given to the Local Groups and lone members by the founders is explained and the major achievements of the Society are reviewed."--Back cover