Our floral displays are brightening up local neighbourhoods this winter, bringing much needed joy to residents and workers.
Living Colour displays are usually concentrated in the city centre. But in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and more people working from home, we’ve brought our popular displays to local villages.
Enjoy more than 17,700 plants in displays as part of this year’s Living Colour.
You can spot them across Darlinghurst, Kings Cross, Erskineville, Pyrmont and Surry Hills as well as the city centre.
Floral displays outside St Vincent’s Hospital in Darlinghurst are brightening the days for healthcare workers on the frontline.
We use recycled water from Green Square to water the displays and all plants are cared for without pesticides.
Plant species include primula, pansy, English daisy, ornamental kale, sage, lavender, viola, wallflower heuchera, calendula, osteospermum, lemon button fern, ficus and peperomia.
City locations include Sydney Town Hall, QVB, Martin Place, Castlereagh Street, Cathedral Square, Queens Square, Hyde Park Barracks and Customs House.
The Living Colour displays will run until Sunday 26 July.
When it's time for the temporary displays to be packed away, plants will be offered as a donation to community gardens, community groups, primary schools and employees at St Vincent’s Hospital.
Published 9 July 2020
