Best Garden At Adelaide Near Me

4worldlovers: Discover how plants from South America and Africa have evolved to deal with their harsh environments, as well as the similarities between them.

The Economic Garden demonstrates what a variety of fibres, oils, herbs and spices look like in their living plant form, before they’re harvested and processed into the many products we know and use today.

Discover the diversity of Australian plants including spectacular trees dating back to the original plantings of the Garden over 150 years ago, as well as trees from across Australia.

The First Creek Wetland shows how beautiful, essential and useful wetlands are for maintaining a healthy environm Learn more

The power of plants extends far beyond their beauty – for thousands of years plants have been used to heal the body, mind and soul. An iconic health and wellbeing demonstration garden (and a tranquil city retreat), the Garden of Health houses over 2,500 plants used to heal and promote wellbeing in western and non-western cultures. Learn more

See the clever strategies of water wise plants from the five Mediterranean zones of the world. The SA Water Mediterranean Garden highlights how careful plant selection and thoughtful garden design can be used to create stunning garden displays that use water wisely and well Learn more

Stroll among thousands of fragrant and colourful roses in the International Rose Garden and National Rose Trial Garden. Flowering from spring to autumn, the garden displays more than 350 rose cultivars, including areas devoted to Australian-bred roses, single roses, heritage roses and pillar roses. Learn more

Designed as an educational space for children, the Little Sprouts Kitchen Garden includes garden beds abundant with seasonal fruit, vegetables and herbs; pots and trays; structures for climbing plants; fruit trees; compost; worms; working bench spaces; and enclosed areas for group discussion and storytelling. Learn more

An inspirational and innovative garden demonstrating ways to use Australian native plants that are both sustainable and water wise. Learn more about plants that are indigenous to the Adelaide Plains, plants native to other parts of Australia, and Australian cultivars or hybrids. Learn more

The Dahlia Garden is awash with vibrant colour in late summer. See it a short stroll east of the Santos Museum. Learn more

4worldlovers: Put on your walking shoes, pack your camera and get ready to explore! Whether you’re out for a leisurely stroll or a more vigorous trek, there’s always something new to discover at Mount Lofty Botanic Garden.

Meander along the multitude of paths that sprawl across 97 hectares – with a surprise awaiting you around every corner. Immerse yourself in the spectacular colour, rich aromas and amazing diversity.