The Society's Sutherland District Group is keenly involved in the development and maintenance of the reserve. The reserve features native plant species from many parts of Australia and includes a cycad garden, rainforest areas, Hawkesbury sandstone flora, ferns and a mintbush garden. Picnic tables are provided and a self guided walk enables the visitor to appreciate the many plant species. The Reserve is closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday. Limited wheelchair access is available into the gardens.
Entry is free.
This is the Australian native plant garden of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney. It is located off Mt Annan Drive, Narellan, about 60km south-west of Sydney. The Garden was opened to the public in 1984 and covers 400 hectares which include some remnants of the original native flora of the site. Almost all of the cultivated plants on the site have been propagated from wild sources collected from all parts of Australia and include many rare and endangered species. A main feature is the Terrace Garden, a 4.5 hectare site where over 2500 species are set out in family groups.