Such fantastic support A new Gardens Explorer vehicle for 2016/17 year Driver: RTBG Board Chair Damien Bugg; Front seat: Joan Booth Friends; Doug Davies RTBG Board; Gary Davies RTBG Director Thanks to a wonderful donation, the Friends of the RTBG have been able to purchase a new and much needed electric tour buggy ...
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Worth a visit October and early November are the months in the Gardens for the magnificent Australian Waratah. The state floral emblem of New South Wales, but adopted as a floral favourite by all Australians. We have both the white Waratah and the red flowered forms in the Gardens and they are now well worth a ...
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David’s ropes dangled like spaghetti from the high rock shelf into the partially lit rainforest gorge. The sun was high and the hot breeze had come in from the west encouraging a sweat on the back of his neck, all of which made the cool damp realm of the rainforest gorge below him increasingly inviting. ...
A great selection of flowering plants this month There are just so many superb plants bursting forth into the warmth of spring this month it will be impossible to detail them all, you will just have to come in and see them all for yourself. Here is a small selection to wet your appetite. Pimelea ...
The gardens are hosting a Photo Scavenging Hunt totally coordinated through a new iphone app called ‘wozzere’. Although designed around creating timelines of iconic and significant places around the world, wozzere has been adapted to guide people to eight locations around the gardens using an interactive map. Trace the path to view and capture significant ...
What's in flower this week? The great spring gardens are gradually being coaxed from their winter sleep, and only the late winter flowering plants are currently showing their style. One plant in particular at the moment is the Magnolia Campbellii, after Scottish botanist Dr Archibald Campbell. Campbell's Magnolia, as it is commonly known was first introduced ...
Welcome to our new website, we have put a lot of work into it so we really hope you like it! The site is all new from the bottom up and inside out, with many new areas that are interactive, informative, and most of all useful. The new site is fully ...
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