In the garden itself, more than five-hundred plants and almost sixty species flourish. Over half can only be found in the surrounding region, and many are rare, endangered or critically endangered, meaning that this space serves a greater purpose than just being beautiful to look at: it’s also preserving the region’s biodiversity and natural assets. Wander through at your own pace on a self-guided tour and experience these oft-remotely located plants in one place – something you won’t get anywhere else – and keep your eyes peeled for outdoor artworks as you go.
Yellow Grevilliea from The Piccaninny (Bainggug)
Grevilliea dimorpha
