Height
4 meters
Year Built
2008
Address
Various locations
The Lowdown
The Big Flower bursts with color and joy, celebrating Australia's remarkable native wildflowers and the nation's love of gardens. This oversized bloom captures the vibrant beauty of Australia's floral heritage - from the spectacular wildflower displays of Western Australia to the cultivated roses of Victoria. Australia is home to over 24,000 species of native plants, many found nowhere else on Earth. The Big Flower honors this botanical diversity while reminding visitors of the simple joy flowers bring to our lives, whether wildflowers carpeting the outback after rain or prized blooms in suburban gardens.
Did you know?
"Kangaroo paw is WA's floral emblem"
History
Big Flower sculptures appear in various locations to celebrate Australia's rich floral heritage. Western Australia's wildflower season attracts tourists from around the world, and these sculptures capture that colorful magic year-round.
More Fun Facts
- •Australia has over 24,000 species of native plants
- •WA has the largest wildflower display in the world
- •Wildflower season runs from July to November
- •Many Australian flowers evolved to survive fire
- •Kangaroo paw is WA's floral emblem
Visiting Tips
- 💡Visit Western Australia for the world's best wildflower displays
- 💡Spring is peak wildflower season across Australia
- 💡Kings Park in Perth has excellent native gardens
- 💡Many towns hold wildflower festivals in season
- 💡Wildflower drives are popular tourist routes in WA
Opening Hours
Outdoor sculpture accessible at all times.
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