Located ten minutes north of the historic central Victorian township of Redesdale, and sitting high above the Campaspe River, Rocklands is a peaceful, rambling five-acre garden created by owners Peta and Gary Prendergast over the past ten years.

Braeburn House, located on the outskirts of Beeac in the Colac Otway Shire, is a two-acre landscaped garden created around a historic Western District bluestone homestead.

Birregurra Cottage is a one-acre garden developed by owners Michael Jan and Peter Lovell. This young, imaginative, and densely planted garden, located on the edge of the charming rural village of Birregurra, demonstrates amazing growth and diversity in less than four years.

Alvie Lodge is a beautifully laid out 600 square-metre garden, positioned on a block that gently curves across an extended street frontage in Mount Waverley, in Melbourne’s south east. Dominated by two majestic old eucalyptus trees, the garden has been lovingly nurtured by owners Trevor and Kay De Jong for 24 years and is filled with many treasured plants.

SerpenTine is a whimsical, eco-conscious, nearly half-acre garden located in Rowville, in Melbourne’s outer south east. This large garden has a strong focus on sustainability with water tanks and solar panels, fruit and nut trees, a veggie garden, indigenous and native plants, and a pond, as well as water-wise salvias, grasses, a variety of potted succulents, and beautiful roses.