Living Colour Plant Giveaway
The City of Sydney's twice-yearly display of plants is wrapping up and, for a gold coin donation, you can give them a new home.
Overview
Strolls around the city have been much brighter in recent weeks, all thanks to the addition of some unexpected blooms. The CBD's grey, concrete streets have had a makeover as a part of the City of Sydney's twice-yearly Living Colour floral display project, taking over Martin Place, Castlereagh Street, Alfred Street, Queens Square, Cathedral Square, Springfield Gardens, Taylor Square, Sydney Town Hall and QVB, Green Square, Union Square, the forecourt outside St Mary's cathedral and more. But as the thousands of plants have been blooming since September, these flowers need a new home.
Want some more snapdragons and geraniums in your life? On Sunday, November 12 from 8am, Sydney Park will be the spot to snag some cut-price botanical beauties. For just a gold coin donation, you'll be able to take home everything from petunias to curly parsley. Plus, all funds go towards the RSPCA.
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