Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden

St Ives, Australia

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Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden in St Ives, Australia, spans 123 hectares of protected bushland and was established in 1966 as a sanctuary for native Australian plants and wildlife.

It features diverse natural landscapes including forests, shrublands, wetlands, sandstone outcrops, and waterfalls, with a range of walking trails suitable for all ages and abilities. The garden is home to many native plant species, including some threatened varieties, as well as wildlife like honeyeaters and swamp wallabies. Visitors can enjoy picnic areas, a native plant nursery, and heritage-listed Caley’s Pavilion, which hosts various events.

The garden serves as an important conservation and recreation space close to Sydney, offering a tranquil environment where people can connect with local flora and