90 Gardens found in Australia

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The Olive Pink Botanic Garden lies adjacent to the Todd River not far from the centre of Alice Springs. Miss Olive Muriel Pink, legendary anthropologist, Aboriginal rights campaigner and artist, was responsible for the gazettal of the garden area in 1956. Miss Pink was the Honorary curator and lived on site until her death in 1975. Miss Pink and her Warlpiri gardener, Johnny Jambijinpa Yannarilyi, planted groves of mulgas and rows of bean trees, river red gums and many other native plants which they arduously maintained through the long drought in the 1950s and 1960s. Several of these original plantings still survive in the garden today. After Miss Pink's death, the NT Government took over management of the reserve and established the visitor centre and most of the infrastructure present today. The botanic garden was opened to the public in 1985. Over 250 Central Australian plant species can be seen within the 16 hectare garden, either within themed plantings or in the surrounding bushland on the hill slopes. After heavy rainfall the garden comes alive with wildflowers and attracts many species of butterflies and birds. Euros (hill kangaroos) are regularly seen browsing within the garden and the threatened black-footed rock-wallaby also resides in the rocky hill habitat. Active western bowerbird bowers are present and in summertime many different reptiles can be seen sunning themselves within the grounds. Visitors can learn more about Miss Pink or about desert habitats and plants from the interpretation material around the garden and by going on one of the self-guided walks. Keen birdwatchers will find much to look at and there are plenty of shaded picnic shelters to enjoy the peaceful setting from. There is a cafe and gift shop so visitors can enjoy lunch or tea-breaks amongst the birds and flowers. A seasonal program of guided walks and events is also available. Read more

Olive Pink Botanic Garden

Tuncks Rd, Alice Springs, NT, 0872

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Return And Earn - Banksmeadow Convenience Store Botany

1637 Botany Road, Botany Road, Botany, NSW, 2019

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(07) 3824 8611

Redlands IndigiScapes Centre is Australia's first environmental centre for indigenous plants. The 14.5 hectare site offers 14 demonstration gardens, over a kilometre of walking tracks, an environmental information centre, conference facilities, tea garden café, gift shop and nursery. Displays, workshops and events are regular features at the centre. There are a range of tours on offer incorporating bush tucker, bird watching and general information about the flora and fauna of the area. Passionate and knowledgeable staff is keen to share with visitors their vast knowledge of the environment and local wildlife. The demonstration gardens feature a range of different themes including coastal, scribbly gum, formal, wildlife attracting, grey gum, water wise, and rainforest, wetland and creek vegetation. IndigiScapes won the Ecotourism category in the Redlands on Moreton Bay Tourism Awards consecutively in 2008 and 2009. Read more

Redlands Indigiscapes Centre

17 Runnymede Rd, Capalaba, QLD, 4157

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(08) 9405 1475

If your holidays are about great fun, great food and great experiences then don’t miss a visit to Wanneroo Botanical Gardens. Come and explore Perth’s favourite mini golf course, set amongst five acres of stunning botanical gardens with seasonal flower displays and over 500 species of exotic plants. Each mini golf track is uniquely shaped with its own obstacles, curves, ramps and devious dilemmas! There are two 18 hole courses to conquer; Botanic Golf, which takes you through the five acres of gardens and Billiard Golf, a tricky little game of deflection set amongst a terraced flower garden. Par for Botanic Golf is 45 and the course record stands at 36, so come on in and take up the challenge! After your game, sit back and relax at Leapfrogs Café. Breakfast, lunch or coffee and cake, Leapfrogs is the place for serious foodies and lovers of great coffee. All this is only 25 minutes from Perth! Read more

Wanneroo Botanical Gardens & Mini Golf

25 Drovers Place, Perth, WA, 6000

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William Ricketts Sanctuary

1402- 1404 Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, Mount Dandenong, VIC, 3767

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The Balcony Botanist

Road, Kangaroo Point, QLD, 4169

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8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Morton Island is forty kilometres off shore from Brisbane and is accessible by boat or barge. Morton Island features some of the Australia's most pristine environment. Crystal clear creeks and lagoons, rocky headlands and abundant flora and fauna are what await you when you decide to visit. The waters around Morton bay are home to diverse species of wildlife. Dugong feed on the communities of seagrass; seabirds feed and roost on the Island's beaches while Humpback whales frequent the surrounding waters during migration season. We also recommend a variety of leisure activities like cycling and bushwalking as a fantastic way to see everything the island has to offer. Take a bushwalk past lagoons, sand dunes and the remains of a WWII fort, go fourwheel- driving along the beach or head to the water for snorkelling, diving or fishing. Feed dolphins at Tangalooma Resort or just relax in the sun on the pristine and ecluded shores. Go for the day or stay longer in the camping zones or in Tangalooma’s hotel, apartments or holiday homes. The perfect place to escape the rat race. Read more

(07) 3408 2710

Moreton Island National Park

Moreton Island National Park, Cape Moreton, QLD, 4025

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The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens are located in Hobart, Tasmania’s harbour side capital city. Established in 1818 on the western banks of the Derwent River, the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens covers 13.5 hectares and showcases 6,500 species and varieties of plants, including over 400 Tasmanian species. You can take a guided tour to see features including the largest public conifer collection in the southern hemisphere, a peaceful Japanese garden and stunning conservatory. Breathe in the perfume of the traditional herb garden and visit Pete’s Patch – a vegetable plot designed by Tasmanian gardening personality Peter Cundall. See rare plants from Macquarie Island in the sub-Antarctic plant house and stroll along historic Arthur Wall—designed to be internally heated to grow exotic plants in Tasmania’s cool climate. The Gardens also has a seasonal display of annuals, including a breathtaking spring tulip display—focus of the yearly Tasmanian Tulip Festival. You’ll find interactive displays of Tasmania’s diverse flora in the Botanical Discovery Centre and a permanent collection of work by Tasmania’s most famous wilderness photographer in the Peter Dombrovskis Gallery. You can browse in the Botanical Shop, or enjoy a meal or snack in the Gardens restaurant and kiosk. Read more

(03) 6236 3088

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Queens Domain, Hobart, TAS, 7000

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Cascades Female Factory Historic Site

16 Degraves St, South Hobart, TAS, 7004

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Stocks Native Nursery is a two hectare Australian Botanic Garden featuring over 600 labelled species, including some rare Western Australian varieties. You can wander for a kilometre along the walking trail. Browse through the books in the library or enjoy light lunches, homemade treats and coffee available in the cafe. To get to Stocks Native Garden, simply follow the brown tourism signs. Read more

(02) 6386 2682

Stocks Native Nursery

Lot 3, Simmonds Road Lot 3, Harden, NSW, 2587

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(07) 4952 7300