A garden not to be missed. Set in rolling countryside, this beautifully designed and maintained 40-year-old garden comprises sweeping beds of interesting and unusual Australian native plants and trees.
Topiary pear trees laden with ripe yellow fruit, vines dripping with plump green grapes, pencil pines in pretty pots, flowering bird of paradise plants, birds, frogs, fish and fountains are just some of the stars of her amazing colourful garden – and they are all made of mosaic.
Visit Al Ru Farm, a big, bold and beautiful garden of richly planted garden rooms.
Visit The Burrow this spring, a professionally designed garden which includes ponds and a creek, outdoor rooms, and extensive play opportunities for children.
Visit Cockle Street Garden this spring, a mature, lawn-free garden surrounding a mid-century modernist house and featuring mainly native plants which encourage native birds.
Visit Louise and Ian's Garden this spring! The garden features a mix of established trees and shrubs with colour-themed floral areas.
Visit Finch's Nest as part of Open Gardens Victoria's spring season! This tranquil 1.2-acre garden is brimming with charm, colour, and plant diversity.
Visit this impressive and award-winning garden with a mix of formality and cottage-style surrounding a historic home.
Visit Jinka Falls this spring, a newly established garden, demonstrating what can be achieved with thoughtful design in a small space.
Visit The Traveller's Garden, a compact yet thoughtfully designed garden featuring a blend of exotic and native plants.
Visit The Wattletree Garden this October as part of Open Gardens Victoria's spring season. Located in the scenic Nillumbik Shire, the artistic heart of Melbourne’s northeast, The Wattletree Garden is a playful, imaginative landscape like no other.
Opening to visitors for one weekend as part of Open Gardens Victoria, this productive and ever-evolving vegetable garden is packed with seasonal bounty, grown with heart, intuition, and a passion for sustainability.