Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah Photo Gallery by Paul Dudley at pbase.com

Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah

This garden is a wonderful place for escaping Sydney's heat, enjoying great views, showing off Australia to overseas visitors, being alone,
eating good food, buying unusual presents, learning things you didn't know you were ignorant about, getting to know a new friend, recovering
from disasters, testing your limits following medical procedures, and taking photographs. I have been here many times, for all these reasons.

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Grand Primo Citroniere	Grand Primo Citroniere	Stone cockatoo	Narcissus: Paper White	Daffodils on a winter day	More daffodils	Rosellas feeding beside the path
Happy group	Grand Primo Citroniere	Daffodils: Magnifique	223977: Proteas	223988: Proteas	223986: Proteas	223983: Proteas
223978: Proteas	223976: The view revealed	Botanic Prejudice	Wollemi Pine	Cicada	Rosa	Explanatory sign
Currawong	Grevillea rosmarinofolia	Rhododendron	Lots of colour	The Narcissus Lawn	Signs of spring � 1	Signs of spring � 2
Signs of spring � 3	Narcissi � 1	Narcissi � 2	Rhododendron carneum	Timekeeper	The "Jungle" � 1	The "Jungle" � 2
Toona sinensis		New growth	Koi	Not Australian, I think	"Tiger Lily"	Agapanthus
	On the way to "The Jungle"	Coppiced sassafras	Jungle Vines � 1	Jungle Vines � 2	Family feeding fish	Skyscrapers
Helichrysum	Bee-loud branch	Allocasuarina	Watching the fish	Only the leaf was still	Ornamental pool	Protea
Rhododendron	Iris	Red rhododendrons	xT5816.jpg	South African daisies	Heather	Among the conifers
Heather	At the North Pavilion	Skink	New growth on a Banksia	Small waterfall with banksia	Ornamental pool, with koi	Who designed this?
Waratahs	The best rose	Rhododendrons	Water feature	Late winter, Mount Tomah	Daffodils in August	Rhododendrons
Three red	Ornamental pool � 1	Ornamental pool � 2	Grevillea rosmarinifolia	Cimicifuga	Bee in herb garden	View from the verandah of the kiosk
Mad Daisy	Sydney is somewhere there	Tulip	Iceland poppies and bees	Sundial, eight minutes fast	Sign at tulip bed	Veranda at the kiosk, with view
Daffodils, September	"House garden"	Melaleuca, isn't it?	View to east	African plants in Australia		Lupins
Carp in ornamental pond	Afternoon shadows	Helichrysum, isn't it?	From the "North Pavilion"	View north-east		Heather
	Waratahs	Ranunculus	Waratah	Flag Iris	White Iris	Garden guide with tourists and shadows
Sculpture of Lyre Birds	Water feature	Prue and Protea	Adventure with Water	Prue seen through water	View north from kiosk	Protea
Seen from the balcony - Yellow	Seen from the balcony - Red	In the "formal garden": Yellow	zA220123.JPG	zA220122.JPG	zA220120.JPG	zA220119.JPG
zA220114.JPG	zA220118.JPG	zA220117.JPG	In the "formal garden": Red	Hybrid waratah, Mt Tomah	Proteas, Mt Tomah	North Pavilion
View past North Pavilion	Heather	Hydrangea	Bee on Dabeoc's Heath	Protea	Skink	Waratah Oak

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Andep		24-Sep-2013 12:04
Wonderful place very well captured. V

Ulla Kruys		27-Feb-2011 14:50
A beautiful presentation of this garden!

joseantonio		25-Apr-2010 15:25
This is more than a botanic garden

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