The Australian Plants Expo is a huge native plant fair with native and indigenous plants for sale from many different stalls.
Join the Bonsai Society of Queensland for their annual club Bonsai Exhibition. Featuring bonsai and accessories for sale, a showcase of the best bonsai on display, and talks and demonstrations, it's a day you won't want to miss!
Spend the weekend with the family among beautiful greenery at the Plant Lovers Fair held on the Central Coast of New South Wales.
As you meander under majestic trees and through the lush landscapes of Adelaide Botanic Garden, an event by the world's most celebrated contemporary glass artist, Dale Chihuly, awaits you.
Come and enjoy a fine tea experience at the Clunes Presbytery, built circa 1905, and explore the Edwardian house and garden with arts and crafts features.
An impressive show of bulbs beneath many trees welcomes spring with a lively display. In September, the delicate fresh green leaves of the deciduous trees at Y Creigiau start to emerge, and beneath them, clumps of bulbs will begin their colourful spring show.
Nestled in Woolamai’s rolling Bass Hills, Eden Rise is a large coastal garden with stunning views out to Western Port Bay, French Island, and Phillip Island.
Binchy’s Garden in coastal Dalyston is a grevillea lover's dream, with a collection of nearly 200 hand-grafted rare and endangered species gathered over two decades by garden owner and horticulturalist David Binch.
Nestled in the beautiful landscape of Lardner Park, the Garden + Home Expo returns for 2024! This two-day event will feature a wide range of exhibitors, products, and expert advice offering inspiration and practical ideas for both experienced gardeners and those just starting out.
A stylish new garden that harmonises perfectly with the superb old historic limestone home.
An eclectic and thriving garden packed with an extensive range of plants, sculptures and whimsical pieces of garden art.
The Glasshouse Garden is on an elevated hillside on a corner block with views through stringy barks to the lower foothills.