Invisible Connections – A Botanical Art Exhibition

Robert Clark Horticultural Centre, Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Gillies Street North,
Lake Wendouree VIC 3350

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  • 14 & 15 Nov

10am–4pm

This Botanical Art exhibition focuses on how plants use a wide range of methods for reproduction using pollination and seed dispersal.

A surprising diversity of living things have lives that are intimately interconnected with plants. From pollination to seed scattering, and our group explore the complex and often hidden symbiotic relationships between plants and other organisms.

A wide range of pollinators from Australia include bees, butterflies, moths, beetles, birds and bats and even a tiny honey possum, whereas seed dispersal has many different types – from wind, water, animals and explosive mechanisms.

Content: Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens

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