Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden

All of the plants in the Garden are Australian natives.^[5] Swamp wallabies are found within the Garden.^[6] The dominant species of birds found in the Garden are honeyeaters.^[7] Lamberts Clearing (named after the botanist Aylmer Bourke Lambert) is an open green space, and has a covered picnic area. There is a Fern House, which houses cycads, mossy ponds and ferns, and a Knoll Garden, which is a bush garden.^[8] Mueller Track (named after the first director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Ferdinand von Mueller) is a path into the valley below the carpark.^[9] Ku-ring-gai Creek and Tree Fern Gully Creek intersect at Whipbird Gully.^[10] There is a nursery within the Garden for the purchase of plants.^[11] Caley's Pavilion (named after the botanist George Caley) is a function room, available for wedding hire.^[12]

There is a Wildflower & Garden Festival on the last Sunday of August each year.^[13]

An elderly volunteer, Gaida Coote, disappeared in 2014, having attended a volunteer bush care group; her remains were only found in 2019.^[14][15]

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