Strange Plants is a Children's University Australia Trail for ages 10-14 at Adelaide Botanic Garden.
Click here to download the Student Guide.
Children's University Australia is managed by the University of Adelaide and offers educational experiences for children aged between 7 and 14 years, recognising their achievements through the award of formal certificates and graduations.
Children can validate their trail by contacting their school's Children's University coordinator for a stamp in their passport, rather than the usual way of obtaining a stamp from the Visitor Information Centre, which is currently closed due to COVID-19 restrictions.
* Please note that Station 6: Ferns in the Simpson Shade House is temporarily unavailable as the building is undergoing repairs. We will advise once this area becomes available again. Thank you for your understanding.
09 July 2022
Kangaroo Island’s threatened flora is being given a life-line thanks to a new Seed Production Garden.In a bid to safeguard plants from extinction, the Threatened Flora Seed Production Garden will grow multiple populations of the island’s at-risk species, then collect their seed for banking and biodiversity recovery projects on the island.
03 May 2022
Adelaide Botanic Garden has been shrunk down to fun-sized flowers, teensy trees and a petite Palm House for a new ABC TV show, Tiny Oz.
