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.

Influential landscape designer Edna Walling's Bickleigh Vale will open to the public to commemorate 100 years since work commenced on her most enduring and acclaimed project.

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.

Al Ru Farm is a big, beautiful garden of richly planted garden rooms. Ruth Irving has skilfully applied her extensive plant knowledge to convert ten acres of Al Ru farmland into a vibrant and creatively designed garden filled with flowers throughout the seasons.

Fifty shades of Green by name and fifty shades of green by nature! This garden, completely hidden from view by a tall olive hedge, has year-round interest thanks to the original work of well-known garden designer Virginia Kennett.

An extraordinary garden filled with an eclectic mix of exotic plants!

Come visit a unique working farm at the base of the picturesque Macedon Ranges, which features glorious gardens and a rich social and agricultural history.

Located in one of the oldest settled areas in the Macedon Ranges, Cadella Park is a private family home and working farm with a rich pioneering past. Open Gardens Victoria will open the historical property to the public for the first time to celebrate the inaugural Cadella Park Open Garden and Fair.

Come visit the enchanting sanctuary that is Cassington Wood. This rambling, peaceful family garden is set on nearly seven acres in leafy Eltham, Victoria, and features three gardens zones, the Multicultural Garden, the Bush Garden and the Gully.

Enter Etre through the red Tori with its rooftop garden of wild strawberries and kangaroo grass and discover a delightful mix of plants, clever design, creativity, and sustainability!

Come visit the beautiful Seachange Retreat — a small, bright and cheerful cottage garden crammed with flowers and pieces of colourful garden art!

Spend a day in The Big Little Garden. In a rectangular area, foliage and flowers spill over onto a network of narrow little sawdust paths that crisscross through the garden beds. Towering above head height are buttery yellow rudbeckia, huge golden sunflowers, bright annual cosmos with their lovely lime green foliage, purple verbena and eupatorium.