Moriac Heights – Open Gardens Victoria
Set on a 120-acre farm in the rolling Surf Coast hinterland, Moriac Heights is a garden full of discovery, creativity and rustic rural charm.
Creswick Garden Lovers’ Weekend
Visit the historic Central Goldfields region and see an array of large and small town gardens, quirky and eclectic gardens, sustainable and real country gardens.
The Barwitian Garden – an artist’s haven
Artist Ralph Bristow has created a country garden where daubs of colour and swirling textures mix in a naturalistic, immersive composition.
The Barwitian Garden
This January, acclaimed garden designer and artist Ralph Bristow opens the gates to The Barwitian Garden in Barwite, north-east Victoria, for its first-ever summer open weekend.
Alda Acres
Visit Alda Acres this January – a warm, evolving two-acre landscape transformed over fifteen years from a pine-dominated block into a diverse and character-rich garden.
Ballarat Begonia Festival
The Ballarat Begonia Festival is set to return in 2026, transforming the Ballarat Botanical Gardens into a vibrant celebration of horticulture, sustainability and community.
Garden of Hope
Visit the Garden of Hope in Templestowe – a vibrant, evolving landscape created by garden designer and former oncologist Jacquie Chirgwin.
Greenfield
Visit Greenfield, a peaceful and thoughtfully designed garden in Moriac, a small village in Victoria's Surf Coast Shire.
Gherang Gardenalia
Gherang Gardenalia, a much-loved four-acre garden in Victoria’s Surf Coast hinterland, will open as part of Open Gardens Victoria’s 10th Anniversary Garden series.
Nakari
Visit Nakari, a breathtaking four-acre garden located at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges in Narre Warren East, designed by award-winning landscape designer Phillip Johnson.
Bolobek Garden Fair
Visit Bolobek Garden Fair for an unforgettable experience set against the picturesque backdrop of Mount Macedon and one of Victoria’s most historic gardens.
Speed Dating with Cacti – Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
An immersive journey through consciousness at Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne!