Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens, Botanical garden in Benowa, Gold Coast, Australia.
The Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens spreads across green spaces along the Nerang River with collections of native plants and various themed sections. The grounds feature multiple horticultural zones displaying different vegetation types and landscape styles.
The gardens were founded in 1969 when local beekeepers donated land that became the foundation of the current site. This beginning led to gradual expansion and development that transformed it into a regional botanical garden.
The gardens host regular educational programs where visitors learn about sustainable gardening practices and environmental conservation.
The gardens are reachable from Ashmore Road with accessible flat pathways, picnic areas, and guided tours for visitors of all mobility levels. Well-developed facilities allow you to explore at your own pace.
A specialized sensory garden with about 3400 plants was created in partnership with Rotary International to engage all five human senses. This section offers an unusual way to experience the garden through touch, smell, and taste rather than just sight.
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