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Australian National Botanic Gardens

Australian National Botanic Gardens is a botanic garden in Canberra, the ACT. It's open all year and at its best from September to November.

On the lower slopes of Black Mountain in Acton, these gardens grow only Australian plants, which makes them the best single place in the country to see natives side by side. Spring, September to November, is the peak, when the Proteaceae beds come into flower, including waratahs, an unusual white waratah and grevilleas. The Banksia Garden is the spot for grevilleas and hakeas.

Official site

Type
Botanic garden
Where
Canberra, ACT
Best months
Open all year. Best September to November
Public access
Open daily.
Pick your own
No
Booking
Not needed
Right now
In its season

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Flowers to see at Australian National Botanic Gardens

Crimson waratah flower head with its ring of red bracts, growing in bushland near Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains
Native

Waratah

Telopea speciosissima and hybrids

National season guide

Golden orange flower clusters of silky oak grevillea among fern-like leaves
Native

Grevillea

Grevillea hybrids

National season guide

Scarlet banksia flower head with red styles and grey centre, Banksia coccinea near Albany
Native

Banksia

Banksia spp.

National season guide

All botanic gardens in Australia

Nearby

GardenNSW

Corbett Gardens

Bowral · 149 km away

Best months: September to October

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