Pangarinda Botanic Garden

Pangarinda Botanic Garden, established in 1993, spans 30 hectares in Wellington East, South Australia. Dedicated volunteers have transformed this area into a sanctuary for Australia's threatened flora, focusing on species from the drier agricultural regions. The garden features diverse plantings, including collections from Western Australia and local vegetation, creating a rich tapestry of native species. Visitors can enjoy marked walking trails, birdwatching opportunities, and seasonal blooms, with winter being particularly notable for the flowering of hakeas and Lechenaultia biloba. The garden is open during daylight hours, offering a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts.