Australia is such a picture-perfect place, full of hidden gems and secret wonders just waiting to be discovered.

It's especially amazing in spring: as the days start to get warmer, blossoms begin to bloom and liven up colours—like daisies!

Just a short 50-minute drive from Sydney, a famous field of daisies is once again offering a stunning view.

Every year, the Australian Botanical Gardens in Mount Annan puts on a magical display of 1 million West Australian paper daisies, covering almost 2,000 square metres of their Connections Garden.

A 50-minute drive from Sydney will take you to a breathtaking view of a hidden daisy field! Credit: Shutterstock

Social media is once again filled with stunning photos and videos of the yellow, pink, white and lilac florals in their best state, and Sydneysiders aren't the only ones taking notice.

Thousands have been flocking to the gardens for a breathtaking view of the floral wonderland.

In an online video shared by Maria Buric, you can see the daisies in full bloom! This sparked positive reactions from viewers everywhere, with many sharing their desire to visit in the near future.

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One social media user commented, ‘I live around the corner, so going to have a look!’

Another mentioned, ‘Those are everlasting, stunning flowers.’

‘I want to go here and take photos with the children,’ a mum shared.

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If you'd like to join in on the fun, the best time to visit is between September and the end of October, as the daisies fully bloom during these months—and you don't want to miss out!

Parking is free, and the garden is open from 8 am to 5 pm daily.

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Of course, the Australian Botanical Gardens is much more than just its flowers.

You'll be delighted by its luscious lawns and dreamy picnic spots, and your senses will be captivated by the buzzing of the bees, the soft floral scents, and the vibrant colours of the surroundings.

September and October are the best months to visit because it is around this season the daisies are in full bloom!

Pack your bags and get ready to make some spring memories! The Australian Botanical Gardens is the perfect place to take in the beauty surrounding Sydney.

Key Takeaways

• Sightseers are heading to the Australian Botanical Gardens in Mount Annan, south of Sydney, to see the renowned daisy field in bloom.
• As the weather warms up, over one million West Australian paper daisies bloom, covering almost 2,000 sqm of the venue's Connections Garden.
• Footage of the yellow, pink, white and lilac flowers has been widely shared on social media platforms.
• The Australian Botanical Gardens in Mount Annan is free to enter and is home to native flora gardens, picnic spots, wildlife, and walking and bike trails.

Have you visited the Australian Botanical Gardens before? Who would you bring with you on your visit? Let us know in the comments below!

 

[Dennis]

Australia is such a picture-perfect place, full of hidden gems and secret wonders just waiting to be discovered.

It's especially amazing in spring: as the days start to get warmer, blossoms begin to bloom and liven up colours—like daisies!

Just a short 50-minute drive from Sydney, a famous field of daisies is once again offering a stunning view.

Every year, the Australian Botanical Gardens in Mount Annan puts on a magical display of 1 million West Australian paper daisies, covering almost 2,000 square metres of their Connections Garden.

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A 50-minute drive from Sydney will take you to a breathtaking view of a hidden daisy field! Credit: Shutterstock

Social media is once again filled with stunning photos and videos of the yellow, pink, white and lilac florals in their best state, and Sydneysiders aren't the only ones taking notice.

Thousands have been flocking to the gardens for a breathtaking view of the floral wonderland.

In an online video shared by Maria Buric, you can see the daisies in full bloom! This sparked positive reactions from viewers everywhere, with many sharing their desire to visit in the near future.

​

One social media user commented, ‘I live around the corner, so going to have a look!’

Another mentioned, ‘Those are everlasting, stunning flowers.’

‘I want to go here and take photos with the children,’ a mum shared.

​

If you'd like to join in on the fun, the best time to visit is between September and the end of October, as the daisies fully bloom during these months—and you don't want to miss out!

Parking is free, and the garden is open from 8 am to 5 pm daily.

​

Of course, the Australian Botanical Gardens is much more than just its flowers.

You'll be delighted by its luscious lawns and dreamy picnic spots, and your senses will be captivated by the buzzing of the bees, the soft floral scents, and the vibrant colours of the surroundings.

September and October are the best months to visit because it is around this season the daisies are in full bloom!

Pack your bags and get ready to make some spring memories! The Australian Botanical Gardens is the perfect place to take in the beauty surrounding Sydney.

Key Takeaways

• Sightseers are heading to the Australian Botanical Gardens in Mount Annan, south of Sydney, to see the renowned daisy field in bloom.
• As the weather warms up, over one million West Australian paper daisies bloom, covering almost 2,000 sqm of the venue's Connections Garden.
• Footage of the yellow, pink, white and lilac flowers has been widely shared on social media platforms.
• The Australian Botanical Gardens in Mount Annan is free to enter and is home to native flora gardens, picnic spots, wildlife, and walking and bike trails.

Have you visited the Australian Botanical Gardens before? Who would you bring with you on your visit? Let us know in the comments below!

I have not been to this display but it reminds me of our visit to Japan when we saw fields of these flowers, nice to know we can compete with the Japanese.

 

[Gsr]

We have visited this garden several times but never when these daisies were out. It is always a beautiful place to visit. We always make a point of visiting any gardens we can when we travel, it is very relaxing strolling amongst plants.