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The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah

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The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah is located in the World Heritage listed Greater Blue Mountains on the summit of a basalt-capped peak, 1,000 metres above sea level. The 252 acre garden has a large collection of plants from around the world, particularly the southern hemisphere, and is the ‘cool climate garden’ of the Royal Botanic Gardens Trust.
Location: Mount Tomah

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National Trust of Australia (NSW) - Everglades

Australia's most spectacular garden for all seasons. This 1930s treasure unites European romanticism with the raw magic of the Australian bush. Five hectares of valley views, bluebell woodland, lawned and flowering terraces, stone walls, winding paths, glades, pools, and fountains. Art deco house, gift shop, tea rooms, art gallery, picnic spots. Wedding and function hire. Seasonal programme of events. OPEN EVERY DAY. 10-4pm April-Sept 10-5pm Oct-March $8 Adult, $6 concession $4 child
Location: Leura

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Nooroo Gardens

A beautiful garden in Mount Wilson...

Nooroo is a beautifully built garden located in Mount Wilson. The garden is constantly changing but one part of it always remains the same: their famous wisterias which typically bloom in mid-October. The garden is open only in September, October, and November in Spring and April and May in Autumn. It is an excellent place for birdwatchers.
Location: Mount Wilson

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Campbell Rhododendron Gardens in Blackheath

A Garden Unique in the World

The Campbell Rhododendron Gardens at Blackheath, about 120 kilometres west of Sydney, cover an area of 18.3 hectares (45 acres) and comprise both exotic plantings of rhododendrons, azaleas, maples and other deciduous trees and pristine native bushland. They are a place for the enjoyment of nature’s beauty and exuberance in her diversity. Open all year round, the gardens are at their spectacular best in October and early November and also in April for the autumn colours.
Location: Blackheath

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Falkirk Farm

Falkirk is famous for our 3 acre cool-climate garden and Spring display of thousands of different varieties of daffodils and blossom trees. Now we...
Location: Oberon

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