The Washington Fan
Palms (Washington filifera, a native of Arizona and
California) were planted in the late 1800’s. The beds under
the palms are now used to showcase the city’s spring tulip
display. The garden has retained its 19th century statuary,
garden baskets and conservatory building. The ornate
conservatory building was erected in 1897 and is the last
such building in existence in a public park in Victoria.
Special floral displays are exhibited here throughout the
year.
The creek that separates The Conservatory Gardens and Rosalind Park on the right is where gold was discovered. The city grew out of the wealth of the fortunate.

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