Acknowledgment of Country
2 We honour and respect all Elders and Traditional Custodians of the lands the Botanic Gardens of Sydney stand on. We acknowledge the lands as significant historical, ceremonial and traditional trade grounds.
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Do you know why eucalypts are often called ‘gum trees’? What part of the fig tree do bats love to eat? And why are macadamias so expensive?
Engage in primary and secondary investigations using the Botanic Garden's native Australian flora.
This full-day program supports Module 3: Biological Diversity in the new 2018 New South Wales Biology syllabus.
Examine a variety of plant specimens to understand the impact of pathogens and insects as well as the responses of plants to diseases.
A school tour of the Australian PlantBank is an extraordinary hands-on experience for students that brings their STEM learning to life within a state-of-the-art plant science and conservation facility.
Celebrate your love where nature's beauty unfolds year-round in an enchanting outdoor lawn setting.
We use pesticides on our lands to treat pests, weeds and diseases, and aim to use chemicals in an environmentally responsible way.
Nestled on the Brunet Meadow's southern edge, this idyllic location boasts a vibrant field of over 150,000 daffodil bulbs.
Sandy shores and a stunning waterfall backdrop combine to create a beautiful and unique wedding location in the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden.