Kings Park wildflower festival delights and inspires
Sometimes known as paper daisies, these pink everlastings are easy and rewarding to grow. Credit: Janna Schreier Garden Design
The perennially popular Everlasting Kings Park Festival has again drawn visitors in large numbers, with a total of some 300,000 expected by early October.
This year’s event marks 60 years of wildflower celebrations in the heart of Perth, providing visitors to Kings Park and Bold Park with opportunities to enjoy free and low-cost exhibitions, interactive displays, wellness classes, guided tours and workshops.
As well as highlighting the beauty of Western Australian flora, the festival focuses on the conservation commitment required for the future. The Western Australian Botanic Garden is home to more than 3,000 of our State’s 12,000 species of native flora.
More information can be found on the new-look Kings Park website here.
