The Australian National Botanic Garden (ANBG) Managed by the Commonwealth Department of Environment and Heritage, the ANBG's primary mission is the cultivation, research and development of Australia's plants. The botanical garden contains a collection of scientifically collected native plants from around Australia. These plants are not only available for visitors to enjoy, but are also used primarily for taxonomic and biological research.

The National Botanic Gardens was established in 1949 and is The National Botanic Gardens, established in 1949, is Australia's largest repository of native species of plants and is one of the country's most important botanical research resources. This site provides information about the botanical garden and Australian plants. There are also links to other botanical gardens and related sites.