Experience an unforgettable journey through the natural world and explore the extraordinary diversity of our seven unique continents on the most epic scale.
Discover the historic grounds of National Trust listed Mount Mitchell Estate (circa 1838) with horticulturalist, educator and property owner Kate Tol in this immersive full-day gardening experience.
This Bendigo garden is a wonderful example of what can be achieved on an average-sized suburban block with a modest budget and loads of imagination. Owner and garden designer Lee Adams has created a charming series of interconnecting garden rooms with special outdoor living spaces, providing a haven for birds, wildlife, and humans.
Located opposite the Castlemaine Botanical Gardens and drawing on the stunning borrowed landscape of Forest Hall next door, Clontarf is the seventh historic garden across half a century that owners Beverly and Anthony Knight have saved from neglect in the district.
Located just north of Castlemaine, the 3-acre garden at Hedgehogs surrounds a 1923 farmhouse tended by owners Margot and Morry Rotten for 32 years.
Melrose is a garden not easily categorised, with a strong Mediterranean theme, dry climate plantings, elements of cottage gardens, an extensive use of productive plants in an ornamental context, and a mix of formality and informality.
Visit the home garden of landscape designer Sam Cox. Mentored by pioneering Australian landscape designer Gordon Ford, Sam’s garden is created in the Australian natural style.
