Acknowledgment of Country
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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Explore Blue Mountains Basalt Cap Forest with stands of sassafras, coachwood and ethereal ferns.
Foundation and Friends volunteers raise funds through a diverse range of programs, assist with visitor engagement and promote the work of the Gardens to its members.
Volunteering is one of the life bloods of our organisation and has been a part of the way we work for over 40 years.
Discover how you can actively contribute to plant conservation and critical scientific research by supporting the Botanic Gardens of Sydney.
Find free activity plans for secondary school students, written by curriculum experts.
Keep kids curious and learning at home with fun gardening and nature-based activities created by our education and horticultural experts. Learn more.
Get expert tips on gardening from our horticulturists! Learn how to grow natives, vegetables, get rid of pests, create colorful sensory gardens and more!
Every year in spring the Australian native Paper Daisies light up the wildflower season with their dazzling colours. Follow our gardening tips to create your own wildflower garden at home.
<em>Hardenbergia violacea</em> is hard to go past if you’re wanting to design a garden that’s colourful, low maintenance and fast-growing.