Peaceful walks or challenging trails, discover all the ways to explore Australia’s largest botanic garden.
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.
In Antarctica’s frozen deserts, scientists are uncovering extraordinary fungi that survive where almost nothing else can, writes Professor Brett Summerell AM, Chief Scientist and Director Science, Education and Conservation.
Come behind the scenes on a botanical journey to preserve the first ever corpse flower in the National Herbarium of New South Wales.
The value of wild-collected seed for conservation and restoration depends on accurate provenance information. A mobile phone app is helping collectors capture high-quality data quickly and accurately in the field.
Winter 2026 marks the first flowering of ‘Tsubaki Yama: Camellia Mountain’, the newest garden in Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens Mount Tomah, and there's so much to enjoy.
Learn how to plant and grow your own camellias at home with expert advice from a Botanic Gardens of Sydney horticulturist.
Artisans in the Gardens returns with a vibrant collection of contemporary Australian art, craft and design, created by established and emerging makers from across the country.
Across New South Wales, Youth Community Greening is helping young people plant far more than trees and vegetables.
This winter, get out into the crisp, cool air and enjoy some stunning sights you can only see during this special time of year. Royal Botanic Garden Sydney awaits you with lush greenery, yellow leaves, and surprisingly bright blooms.
Nestled in the heart of Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is an ancient wonder just waiting to be discovered. Explore over 350 species of ferns and mosses in a magical spot with a hidden pond.
Volunteers are at the heart of Botanic Gardens of Sydney and we celebrate these passionate people who help our gardens grow.