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Panoramic view from atop Pioneers' Memorial lookout tower (22.5m high, or 74ft) to extinct volcanoes at Daylesford Botanic Gardens.
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Begonias behing glass, conservatory at Daylesford Botanic Gardens. There are 75 varieties of tuberous begonias and several more of the cascading type. Built in 1988 in honour of Alf Headland, gardens caretaker and begonia expert from 1956-78.
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Horse chestnut tree and WWI German mortar at Daylesford Botanic Gardens ( 10ha) on the site of an extinct volcano summit.
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Blue Atlas Cedar at Daylesford Botanic Gardens, heritage-listed as a significant tree about 150 years old
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Daylesford Botanic Gardens date from 1865 and are heritage-listed, especially for its collection of ancient conifers
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Rotunda in Daylesford Botanic Gardens. The original rotunda from the early 1900s was used as a bandstand for regular entertainment
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Spanish Fir,heritage-listed at Daylesford Botanic Gardens. About 150 years old. One of several conifer species donated by renowned botanist Ferdinand von Mueller
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The 1860s era Dutch Elm Avenue at Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens, Daylesford. The path was once used as a carriage driveway.
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Dutch Elm Avenue established 1860s at Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens, Daylesford. Heritage-listed and once used as a carriage driveway.
