For one weekend only, Open Gardens South Australia and the Master Landscapers of SA will open the gates to 10 professionally-designed gardens across Adelaide.

Open Gardens Victoria kicks off autumn with the first-time opening of Casely, the beautiful private garden of Peter Sheppard, retired businessman and founder of luxury shoe store Peter Sheppard Footwear.

The Glover's Community Garden will be open to the public on April 6 to celebrate 40 years since its founding in April 1985.

Tipsy Hill is an extensive garden evocative of Mediterranean landscapes with a characteristically Australian flavour. Set high on a hill surrounded by vineyards, the garden offers picturesque views of the valley and Willunga Hills.

This large productive garden is attractive, inspiring and environmentally-friendly, providing an abundance of food, enjoyment and wellbeing to the garden owner. 

In summertime the hillside at Littlewood Agapanthus Farm is a spectacular sea of blue, purple and white as countless thousands of agapanthus create an unforgettable show of flower power.

Set on approximately five acres in Dromana, this is a young indigenous and native garden, created with a focus on land management, revegetation, and the encouragement of small bird habitat.

Open Gardens Victoria will open Craigie for the first time on the first weekend of February, 2025. Located in the historically significant precinct of Soldiers Hill, Craigie is the beautiful home and expansive garden of owners David and Maria Cook.

Open Gardens Victoria will open The Oaks for the first time on the first weekend of February, 2025. This stunning 3500 square metre garden is located in one of Ballarat's most beautiful and iconic suburbs.

Located in the peaceful West Gippsland hamlet of Nayook, Wensley Farm is a charming 2.5-acre country garden surrounding a restored 120-year-old farmhouse, lush with old-fashioned flowers and perfume, quiet green spaces, mature trees, and alive with birdsong.

Established on the outskirts of Drouin in West Gippsland, Treasured Perennials at The Farm is the vibrant garden of nursery owners Ben and Kerrie Brooker.

Set on nine acres, Verdicus is retired landscape designer and former Home Beautiful gardening writer, Bruce Honey’s extraordinary home garden located in the Macedon Ranges rural village of Tylden.