Botanic garden · NSW

Auburn Botanic Gardens

Auburn Botanic Gardens is a botanic garden in Auburn, New South Wales. It's open all year and at its best from August to September.

Cumberland Council's botanic gardens in Sydney's west have a Japanese garden and a grove of about 200 cherry trees, which makes them Sydney's main cherry blossom spot. The trees flower in late winter, around late August, when the gardens host the Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival with food and Japanese cultural events. Outside the festival they're a quiet suburban garden.

Official site

Type
Botanic garden
Where
Auburn, NSW
Best months
Open all year. Best August to September
Public access
Council gardens open to the public. During the Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival (22 to 30 August 2026, 9am to 4.30pm) entry is ticketed.
Pick your own
No
Booking
Not confirmed
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Flowers to see at Auburn Botanic Gardens

Branches of double pink ornamental cherry blossom against a deep blue sky
Exotic

Cherry blossom

Prunus serrulata and other ornamental Prunus

National season guide

Events here

Nearby

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Corbett Gardens

Bowral · 88 km away

Best months: September to October