The Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden in Burnie, Tasmania, Australia, is one of that country's main rhododendron gardens. It contains over 22,000 rhododendrons and other select plants set among 11 ha (27.2 acres), designed as a series of "country gardens" with species from the habitats in each country from which the wild rhododendrons originate. It is a woodland delight, a kaleidoscope of colour in spring and again in autumn, and has many different and varied experiences in a relatively small garden. It is also somewhat unique in that is has been created, managed and is now owned by volunteers.
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