The Council of Heads of Australian Botanic Gardens (CHABG) consists of the Directors of the Australian capital-city botanic gardens, but offers a broader forum for promoting the interests and activities of Australian public gardens generally. CHABG seeks to enhance the status of botanic and public gardens for the benefit of the Australian community.

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The Australian Garden is a place where visitors can immerse themselves in Australian flora, landscapes, art and architecture.

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The aim of the Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) is to grow, study and promote Australia's flora. It maintains a scientific collection of native plants from all parts of Australia which are displayed for the enjoyment and education of visitors and are used for research into plant classification and biology.

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Find out what plants grow at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.

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The Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne is one of Victoria's most precious areas of native bushland and offers nature-lovers the chance to explore 363 hectares of untouched heathlands, wetlands and woodlands.

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Provides visitor information about the activities held in the Gardens and includes links to information on RBG Melbourne; RBG Cranbourne; Australian Garden; gardening information; research and conversation; and education programs.

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