Barangaroo Reserve Part 1

It may be Sydney’s newest harbour foreshore park, but Barangaroo Reserve has a long history.

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Transformed from 14 acres of flat, concrete shipping terminals into an approximate vision of Sydney’s Botany Bay, circa 1788, Barangaroo Reserve combines world-class landscape design with innovative Australian native planting and precision stonework, to create a high tech garden on a mammoth scale.

Graham’s stopping by to check it out.

For more information about Barangaroo Reserve, head to www.barangaroo.com

Watch part two here.

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Radio broadcaster and television gardening presenter, Graham Ross, has educated, entertained and inspired Australia’s gardening community and aspiring green thumbs during a career that has spanned more than 50 years.

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