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Bendigo Botanic Garden

Bendigo Botanic Garden

G’day mates, let me tell you about my recent visit to the Bendigo Botanic Gardens. I gotta say, it was a bloomin’ good time!

First of all, the gardens are huge. Like, “get lost for hours” huge. I wandered through the Australian Native Garden, the International Garden, and the New Zealand Garden. I even stumbled upon the Garden for the Senses, which was quite the experience. I didn’t know a garden could be so fragrant!

But the highlight of my visit was definitely the Conservatory. It was like walking into a rainforest, with all kinds of exotic plants and flowers. I saw some bright red bromeliads that looked like they were straight out of a Dr. Seuss book.

The only downside was that it was bloody hot in there. I was sweating like a sinner in church. But I toughed it out because the sights were worth it. Plus, there was a little bench where I could rest my weary feet and take it all in. It had been a big day after the visit to the Tramways.

Now, I’m not usually one for taking photos, but I couldn’t resist snapping a few shots of the Gardens’ resident peacocks. Those birds are real show-offs, let me tell you. They strutted around like they owned the place. But I gotta admit, they added a touch of elegance to the already beautiful scenery.

All in all, I had a great time at the Bendigo Botanic Gardens. It’s a great place to unwind and appreciate nature. Just make sure to bring a hat and some sunscreen because it can get pretty hot out there.

Kind regards,

Skip Bin Hire Bendigo

FAQ:

Q: Is there an entrance fee to the Bendigo Botanic Gardens?

A: Nope, it’s totally free!

Q: Are there any guided tours available?

A: Yes, there are guided tours available on certain days. Check the website for more information.

Q: Are pets allowed in the Gardens?

A: Unfortunately, no. Only service animals are allowed.

Q: Is there food available at the Gardens?

A: There is a small kiosk near the entrance that sells snacks and drinks. But if you’re looking for a full meal, you might want to bring a picnic. There are plenty of spots to sit and enjoy the scenery.

Q: Are the Gardens wheelchair accessible?

A: Yes, the Gardens are wheelchair accessible.