Come along and visit six private gardens in and around Berry, New South Wales. From rural landscapes to small cottage gardens, get inspired by the beautiful gardens of Berry.

Birregurra Cottage is a one-acre garden developed by owners Michael Jan and Peter Lovell. This young, imaginative, and densely planted garden, located on the edge of the charming rural village of Birregurra, demonstrates amazing growth and diversity in less than four years.

Braeburn House, located on the outskirts of Beeac in the Colac Otway Shire, is a two-acre landscaped garden created around a historic Western District bluestone homestead.

Binchy’s Garden in coastal Dalyston is a grevillea lover's dream, with a collection of nearly 200 hand-grafted rare and endangered species gathered over two decades by garden owner and horticulturalist David Binch.

Nestled in Woolamai’s rolling Bass Hills, Eden Rise is a large coastal garden with stunning views out to Western Port Bay, French Island, and Phillip Island.

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.

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.

Visit Al Ru Farm, a big, bold and beautiful garden of richly planted garden rooms.

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!