Sorry, I though the photos would be embedded. I don't think the links work.

Good stuff! Thanks for taking the time to snap the plaques and from a distance.

The Araucaria humboldtensis is an amazing specimen, fuller than pictures of original wild ones.

That is definitely not A. humboldtensis. It must me mislabeled. It is more like A. montana or possibly A. laubenfelsii. A. humboldtensis has very small/narrow shoots and different branching. It retains this trait in cultivation as well.

Thanks for the pictures. That's a nice climate, if I were in Australia that's probably where I'd want to be. You can probably still grow the hardier citrus like mandarins in a sheltered spot, but summers are cool enough for cool-requiring things like Delphiniums, etc. (or maybe a little lower, like Bullaburra. That's the nice thing about a place where the adiabatic lapse rate is so high. You just need a small change in elevation to have a big change in average temps.)