Discover the fascinating story behind Sydney's biggest paper daisy display and why these remarkable native flowers captivate visitors every year at Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan.
Come behind the scenes on a botanical journey to preserve the first ever corpse flower in the National Herbarium of New South Wales.
One year ago, a pungent princess captivated the world when she bloomed at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. Our new documentary goes behind the scenes to reveal her rapid rise to fame, her extraordinary life cycle, and the conservation work saving this once-a-decade bloomer.
A project digitising over one million flora specimens has won the National Trust's President’s Prize for 2025 and is helping important research in critical biodiversity, ecological, and evolutionary studies.
Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan Master Plan
Working with stakeholders from different Australian states, geneticists have helped to clarify taxonomy and conservation planning for seven leafless Bossiaea species.
Three carnivorous plants to care for during the cooler seasons.
Eucalypts or gum trees are one of Australia’s most iconic plants. The scent of their oil alone evokes the bushland.
Fresh air, natural beauty and open green space are the hallmarks of a picturesque Australian wedding.
The Stolen Generations Memorial at the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan has been restored and was unveiled by its original artist at this year’s Sorry Day ceremony at the Garden.
The new National Herbarium of New South Wales and its collection of over 1 million plant specimens has begun an exciting new era at the Australian Botanic Garden.
Why natives? Well, that’s our speciality at the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan.