The Sydney Traveler

Plans are underway for Sydney to become a fresh food city! The council plans to create more community gardens, employ a dedicated garden officer, and expand the Friday Farmers Market at Cook + Phillip Park.
Under the plan, new gardens will be built in Glebe and Ultimo, along with an exciting Kid’s Community Garden. There will also be more farmers markets in various locations around the city, helping us all enjoy fresher, better produce.
The proposal, which forms part of the City’s Sustainable Sydney 2030 vision, will be discussed at a council meeting tonight.
“Producing food locally and consuming local produce is an …read more

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After all this rain and a much cooler summer than usual, Sydney’s gardens are looking more beautiful than ever. So it’s a perfect time to get to the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden, located on the north shore.
This native bushland features short and long tracks to suit all ages and fitness levels. Beginners will love the wheelchair and stroller-friendly Senses Track, while those after more of a challenge should check out the Mueller Track.
And isn’t it always easier to walk when you’ve got something pretty to look at? Here you’ll see beautiful ponds, stunning waterfalls, and some of Australia’s finest flora.
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The Chinese Gardens of Friendship are a slice of paradise nestled amongst the hustle and bustle of Darling Harbour. They’re a big hit with tourists, but that doesn’t mean locals should steer clear. This tranquil haven is the perfect place to read or book or simply recharge your batteries.
The Chinese Gardens of Friendship were a bicentenary gift to Sydney from its sister city Guangdong. Chinese landscape architects developed the gardens with traditional design principles in mind.
One of the most famous features in the gardens is The Dragon Wall. It shows two coloured dragons, representing Sydney and Guangdong. A pearl between the …read more

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