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d.kevan: A quiet little pond, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Luxuriant Flowerbed, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens
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d.kevan: Bougainvillea, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens
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d.kevan: Information about water use in the Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens
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d.kevan: Plants, yellow flowers, and mauve flowers, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Interesting trunk
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d.kevan: Huge spreading tree
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d.kevan: Huge tree in Melbourne Botanic gardehs
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d.kevan: Big trees, Royal Melbourne Botanic Gardens, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Trees, Royal Botanical Gardens, Meñbourne
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d.kevan: Beautiful rough trunk
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d.kevan: Thick foliage, Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens
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d.kevan: Shrubs, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Plants, Shrub with little white flowers, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Plants, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Trees, Variety of foliage, Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Two littlefern trees by the path, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Group of Trees, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Shades of green, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846
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d.kevan: Shrub with little white flowers, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, 1846, Melbourne
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d.kevan: Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus Titanum)
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d.kevan: Who is photographing who? Photographer taking photos of the corpse flower. Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens
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d.kevan: Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus Titanum)
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d.kevan: Bird of Paradise Flower, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Wetlands, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens
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d.kevan: Information panel, Guilfoyle's Volcano (1876) Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Agave, Guilfoyle's Volcano (1876) from below, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Guilfoyle's Volcano (1876) from below, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Guilfoyle's Volcano (1876) from below, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846
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d.kevan: Water Tank at top of Guilfoyle's Volcano (1876) from below, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens 1846