Visit a family-friendly, flower-filled, organically maintained large suburban garden that has it all – interest, colour, pleasant sitting spots, and plenty of productive plants.

Visit the beautiful, sprawling country garden, Still Water, in South Australia's wine region, Coonawarra. In autumn the fruit on the trees in the small quince orchard are a beautiful golden colour. Tour the orchard and purchase fresh quince preserves and products.

Built around a straw-bale home overlooking a seasonal waterfall, renowned perennial garden designer and artist Ralph Bristow’s breathtaking semi-wild garden opens with Open Gardens Victoria on the first weekend in March 2024.

Frosty Flats a true cottage garden full of flowers in all colours, sweet scents and a mass of varied foliage textures.

Located in Mooroolbark, you’ll find The Aussie Veggie Patch, an 800m² chemical-free garden owned by Instagram-famous vegie gardener Tim Johnston.

The Haven is located in Mooroolbark. This small productive garden demonstrates great diversity, focusing on growing in pots and containers.

Buttenshaw Farm in Montrose is a highly aspirational three-quarter-acre organic and permaculture micro-seed farm garden at the base of the Dandenong Ranges.

Sunnymeade is the home garden of landscape designer Peter Shaw. It's a creative and practical space with a strong connection to the coastal bush landscape around it.

Visit the beautiful DDS Garden this February. The entrance courtyard has a Japanese theme, with a superb cloud pruned jade plant. The Japanese theme continues and includes a paved area under tall shady elm trees – delightful in summer!

Visit Joe's Connected Garden this February and take a stroll through five productive and experimental gardens that demonstrate permaculture principles and organic practices.

With the imaginative eye of an artist and the green thumb of a keen gardener, Lou Ramsay and resourceful partner Ian have created a garden they call PunkiPot. Like its intriguing name, it is charming and unique. Visit the garden this February!

Created in 1994 by landscape designer Grant Saltmarsh, the 1.5-acre garden includes a sunken garden, a caged vegetable garden, and meandering paths flanked by perennial beds and mature fruit trees, often ducking off into secret hidden corners.