Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Australian Garden Visit - Post Ten The Arid Garden

Australian Garden Visit - Post Ten The Arid Garden

Photos views of the Arid Garden

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This area has been designed to demonstrate water on the Australian landscape. The Australia landscape is prone to extended periods of drought and alternating periods of flood. Australian plants have had evolve and adapt to be able to cope and survive the extremes of the Australia environment.



Grass trees now growing in the gardens were saved from destruction as the land on which they were growing was being cleared for a mining project.

Photos views of Desert Discovery Camp

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You will find some beautiful flowering natives throughout this area of the gardens such as Calothamnus, Acacia, Eremophila, Grevillea to name but a few. You will have many good photos opertunities as you make your way up to Desert Discovery Camp sand pit, where you will see the fossils and footprints in the shady area under the roof. You have a very magnificent view back over the Red Sand Garden and the visitor centre from this point of the garden.

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