The inaugural New England Garden Trail, organised by the New England Garden Festival team, will travel across six country towns in the beautiful New England region in seven days, opening approximately 18 cold climate gardens to visitors.
The Millthorpe Garden Ramble is celebrating 20 Years! Ten village and nearby country gardens open 10am-4pm both days. The gardens will have stalls, workshops, art, music, floral displays and more.
Eungella is a young, two-hectare garden located on the outskirts of Mount Dandenong’s highest village, Olinda. It combines native plants and naturalistic water features against the dramatic backdrop of regrowth mountain ash on two sides and the National Rhododendron Gardens across the road.
A vibrant suburban garden overflowing onto the verge with succulents, agapanthus and iris planted under the beautiful jacaranda street trees.
Roses are known for their exquisite beauty, and to see The Heritage Garden in spring when thousands of rose bushes produce countless fragrant blooms, is a very special and never-to-be-forgotten experience!
Come along to the plant market in Stirling Square gardens with over 20 garden related stalls. There will be refreshments, fundraising for St Matthews Church, talks from experts and workshops.
Nestled in the northern foothills of South Gippsland’s Strzelecki Ranges, and just minutes from Morwell National Park, Into the Blue is set on a one-hectare bush block in Jeeralang Junction, amidst towering eucalyptus trees.
Madison Place is a 2-hectare property with sweeping views across a large dam and fountain, located just 15 minutes south of Traralgon, Gippsland’s largest city.
An avenue of mature trees leads into Drouin revealing 5 acres of stunning flower-filled, colourful and extensively planted gardens.
The 1.6-acre garden at Banool in Melbourne’s Ringwood North has been lovingly restored and updated to show off its grand original trees and stonework. Created around a historically significant stone residence (circa 1936), the property feels like a beautiful country estate.
Located in Melbourne’s eastern suburb of Ringwood, Peaceful Heart is an extraordinary testament to owner Lee Purgpewwong’s self-taught topiary skills and creativity, where every element in the compact corner quarter-acre block is sculpted, nurtured, and meticulously trimmed.
Tucked away at the end of a quiet road and hidden by a dense band of trees is Edenwood—an expansive park-like garden with many unexpected surprises!
