A geographically-focussed collection of Tasmanian native plants, including endemic, rare and threatened flora.
The arch was originally constructed in 1913 to span the entrance of the AMP Society’s original Elizabeth Street building.
Designed to replicate Macquarie Island's appearance and conditions, and serve as an experimental space for cultivating its native plants.
Hold your dream day in the heart of Hobart. The Gardens offer an array of stunning locations, both indoor and outdoor.
This greenhouse displays a range of exotic plants which would not otherwise grow in the cool Tasmanian climate.
Support future generations' enjoyment of The Gardens and help protect the State's most significant botanical collection on behalf of all Tasmanians.
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Volunteers help to make The Gardens thrive.
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