The australian botanic gardens mount annan

Located amongst rolling hills and natural bushlan The. You can also get here using public transport. More details are available here. Please note, domestic animals e. The garden is also home to the Australian PlantBank , a major scientific research and conservation centre for NSW flora. Discover the work that goes into maintaining the Gardens and learn from Horticulture staff, taking direction from the team.

Aptly name the garden is an ode to the beauty of the Australian landscape, fauna and flora. We visited to see the Australian paper daisies in bloom. Melaleuca House Mt Annan Cafe. Botanical Gardens Restuarant.

It is also a haven for over 1species of birds as well as wallaroos, wallabies and kangaroos that call the Garden home. Zoom in to view details. Search by name or type to view a subset of the features. The map shows information about areas and places of interest in the garden.

Click on a map marker to view more information. In the meantime, please enjoy this post by Averil Cutroni, who knows the Gardens well and loves the very good playground there. Get a snapshot of a day in the life of a horticulturist.

This listing may not reflect these changes. Annan has four major themes: Plants through Time, Plants and Habitat, Plants and Wildlife and Plants and People. One of the most interesting is the Plants and People, where there are displays of plants that have been used by people through the ages.

This is one of our favourite playgrounds as it suits all three of our kids, aged six, four and two. From the large Wollemi Pine near the parking area to the Plant Bank and the opportunities to learn about Australia’s flora (and fauna) it is a treat to visit. Experience an important part of Australian history! Waltz with Mathilda, pack your swag and travel back in time to find out about the life of a swagman back in the days.

Made famous by Banjo Patterson’s poem, the swagmen have become icons of Australian culture. The Garden is a place of beauty and great adventure. Take a walk across 4hectares of varying bushlan grassland and gardens. We really value feedback from our clients. It has the largest collection of Australian natives with over 0species on display as well as the only publicly accessible grove of Wollemi Pines which include clonal replicas of every pine found in the wild at the Wollemi National Park.

Thanks for your review. Situated next to the gorgeous rural town of Camden and just minutes from the CBD. Our seed and tissue culture collections provide an insurance policy against extinction of native plants in the wild. I am grateful to have discovered this amazing park, only minutes drive from us on the M5.

It is easy to get to, entry is free and there is so much to see and do.