The Cranbourne Gardens: A Tapestry of Australian Flora | SLICE TRAVEL | FULL DOC

A south-eastern suburb of Melbourne is the site of an exceptional botanical garden, the Cranbourne Gardens. In this unique spot, biodiversity blends with the art of gardening to showcase an oceanic landscape.
The adventure started in 1995, when the landscaping firm TCL won the competition launched by the Royal Botanic Gardens of Victoria. The team took 20 years to recreate Australian panoramas, from the bush to the mangrove, in an immense sandpit. Their aim was not to copy nature, but to stimulate visitors’ imaginations: the walk takes you through stylized representations of many different environments.
The result is an astonishing botanical collection - 170,000 plants, concentrated into 25 hectares - that tells the story of the grandiose natural environment of the continent of Australia.
Documentary: Garden Design - Australia: The Cranbourne Gardens (2017)
Directed by: Mathieu Valluet, Stéphane Carrel & Pat Marcel
Production: ARTE France & Cinétévé
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[@blugirlart]

I have died and gone to heaven, beauty beyond words

[@riverannie7]

I thought with the title Cranbourne cranberry bog like plant be one of , oh well

[@uggali]

Colonisers tell Australia’s story ok

[@rabnawazkhan5285]

Beautiful

[@irislanda2280]

Thanks for this awesome insight into this brilliant Australian Garden

[@SLICETravel]

Thank you so much!

[@atilamatamoros7499]

For the plant collection gardener , this is the most trascendental installation in wide biodiversity with aesthetics, without either one obscuring the other. Congratulations!

[@TreePyth0n]

What about all the animals homes destroyed when putting the dessert on the natural lake?

[@cassieoz1702]

A billabong might be better known as an ox-bow lake in northern countries

[@regenerativegardeningwithpatti]

Great work, I loved the gardens.

[@SLICETravel]

Thanks!!