Australian Garden Calendar

Open Gardens SA - Six Burra Gardens
2025-09-13 10:00 - 2025-09-14 16:30 (Australia/Adelaide) | Six Burra Gardens – open gardens, Burra, South Australia, 5417, Australia
Six gardens in Burra will open together, each with its own unique characteristics. Some are leafy and full of flowers, while others feature climate-compatible, water-efficient plants, and one has a distinctly Mexican feel.
Purchase tickets for entry to all six gardens for just $25 at the Burra Tourist Office in 2 Market Square, Burra. No concessions, under 18 Free entry.
Burra Tourist Office Ph. 8892 2154. The Burra Tourist Office is open 7 Days a Week, Monday – Friday: 9.00am – 5.00pm, Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays: 10am – 4pm.
The gardens opening on the weekend of the 13 and 14 September 2025, are all within walking distance, and a map will be provided when purchasing tickets with the six garden addresses and a suggested route to take.
Devonshire teas and light meals will be available at the beautifully restored Burra Railway Station. Built in 1870, the station building was in a derelict state when the Friends of the Burra Railway Station restored it and added Edie, a 1917 Commonwealth Railways dining carriage. Enjoy refreshments in the station dining room or the old-world charm of the dining carriage between 11 am and 3 pm each day.

Festival of Flowers 2025
2025-10-11 10:00 - 16:00 | The Lights Community and Sports Centre, East Parkway, Lightsview, South Australia, 5085, Australia
Join us on Saturday, 11 October 2025, at the Light Community Centre, Lightsview, for a spectacular celebration of blooms and botanical beauty. Hosted by the African Violet Growers Group, the festival brings together plant societies and commercial growers showcasing African Violets, Orchids, Ferns, Succulents, Carnivorous Plants, Cottage Gardens, Geraniums, Liliums, and more. Explore stunning displays, shop unique plants and garden treasures, and connect with passionate growers. Open 10am–3pm, entry just $5—a perfect day out for plant lovers and families alike.

Open Gardens SA - Sanders Garden
2025-10-11 10:00 - 2025-10-12 16:30 | Sanders Garden, Keyes Street, Linden Park, South Australia, 5065, Australia
The black picket fence in front of the Sanders’ home allows enticing glimpses of the profusion of vibrantly coloured flowers and foliage that fill this very pretty cottage garden! A lychgate smothered in the soft apricot blooms of the lovely old rose, Crepuscle, opens to brick paths that weave through garden beds planted with roses and more roses!
The roses are matched in flower power and colour by the layers of annuals, perennials, perfumed and flowering shrubs that jostle for space amongst them. Salvias in a multitude of colours, iris, lilies, blue ageratum, daisies, foxgloves and lavender intermingle in an exuberant mix, and climbing roses cover arches and add splashes of colour to walls and fences. In the back garden, there are more bright drifts of flowering plants, but in a spot sheltered by trees, birds nest ferns, staghorns, and other shade-loving plants thrive.
Garden Size: 2000 sqm.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon tea.
23 Keyes St, Linden Park
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - Tickle Tank
2025-10-11 10:00 - 2025-10-12 16:30 | Tickle Tank – open garden, 24 Hill Street, Mt Barker, South Australia, 5251, Australia
This charming and unique home of talented sculptor and artist Irene Pearce has delighted and inspired thousands of visitors over many years. Once the storage tank for the water supply to the surrounding town, Irene bought the property in 1998 and, with great vision, added several smaller tanks, transforming them into a quirky and comfortable home. Over time, she has decorated both inside and outside with intricate mosaics and creative artwork made chiefly from recycled objects.
Although tiny, the bright, colourful garden is wrapped closely around the tanks and is crammed with clever ideas, surprises and whimsy. A pretty pink rose clambers over the arbour at the entrance, and cottage perennials, self-seeding annuals, Australian native plants and succulents, many planted in vibrant, innovative containers, fill every available space.
Size: Small! Please note there is no wheelchair or pram access.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon tea inside the house. Plant sales
24 Hill St, Mount Barker
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

North Brighton Community Garden Spring Open Day
2025-10-12 09:00 - 13:00 | North Brighton Community Garden, 61 Bowker Street, North Brighton, south australia, 5048, Australia
North Brighton Community Garden Spring Open Day
Join us for our biggest fundraising event of the year!
A plant sale featuring a wide selection of seasonal plants grown by the garden community.
Sandra from the Herb Society of South Australia will be giving an engaging talk on all things herbs, following the great feedback from her last visit.
Take a community garden tour with Beau and bring along your gardening or garden design questions.
Plenty of activities for children to enjoy.
The lively Bukes ukulele group will entertain with their delightful tunes.
A Bake Sale filled with delicious homemade treats donated by garden members.
Classic Sausage Sizzle.
Kombi Crew coffee van to satisfy your caffeine cravings.

Anlaby Spring Festival
2025-10-18 | Anlaby Station, 829 Anlaby Road, Hamilton, SA, 5373, Australia
Spring bursts to life at Anlaby Station, one of South Australia’s most iconic heritage properties. Just 90 minutes from Adelaide, the Spring Festival 2025 is your chance to explore Australia’s oldest private garden in full bloom.
Wander through ten acres of rare and historic gardens, enjoy live music, food and wine stalls, curated shopping, and family-friendly entertainment—all set against the backdrop of Anlaby’s grand estate.
This is one of the most unique garden events in South Australia, attracting visitors from across the state and beyond.
Tickets are limited and always sell fast. Join the waitlist today and be the first to know when tickets go live. https://anlabyaustralia.com/springfestival2025/

Open Gardens SA - The Garden in Wilpena Street
2025-10-18 10:00 - 2025-10-19 16:30 | The Garden in Wilpena Street – open garden, Wilpena Street, Eden Hills, South Australia, 5050, Australia
This romantic English-style garden uses formal lines and multi-level terraced rooms to create distinct garden rooms, each bursting with colour thanks to many distinctive flowering shrubs. Twenty years ago, this was an empty, sloping corner block with just an abandoned tennis court; today, it has evolved into a thoughtfully designed, stunning oasis complete with trees, lawns, garden beds, patios, and a pool.
There’s plenty of shade in the woodland-style front garden provided by over 60 trees. The hydrangeas, camellias, and shade-loving shrubs surrounding an oval lawn flourish in the micro-climate that keeps them cooler during the summer. A formal rose garden includes David Austin roses in pink, white, and yellow, with clipped box hedges surrounding it. Stunning stone walls and steps lead to a fountain garden themed in green and white, featuring hedges and climbing roses.
Garden Size: 2000 sqm.
Charity: Animal Welfare League.
Extra Activities: High teas on the lawn $15. Indulge in a delightful high tea on the lawn or in the courtyard. Savour tea or coffee paired with delicious finger sandwiches and bite-sized sweet treats served on elegant fine china.
41 Wilpena St, Eden Hills
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - Bellosguardo Estate
2025-10-18 10:00 - 2025-10-19 16:30 | Bellosguardo Estate – open garden, 107 Blocks Road, Birdwood, South Australia, 5234, Australia
A classic Italianate-style garden – pencil pines, hedges, topiary and Mediterranean plants. The gumtree-studded surroundings are unmistakably Australian, but Bellosguardo Estate has all the hallmarks of a classical Italianate garden—symmetry, tightly clipped hedges, topiary, pencil pines and more!
From an almost blank canvas 23 years ago, there is now plenty to interest and immerse you in this large garden. Tall and small hedges, some punctuated with topiary clipped into a variety of shapes, add structure and some formality. A parterre garden has several species of hedging plants entwined in an intricate design, their varying foliage adding interest and definition. There are many roses, and the parterre is entered through an arch covered with Pierre de Ronsard roses, as well as David Austin roses and lavender, adding colour and fragrance.
Garden Size: 3 acres
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon tea. Plant sales.
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 Free entry, some concessions are available. Pay at the garden gate. We encourage visitors to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

2025 SPRING ROSE SHOW
2025-10-18 12:00 - 2025-10-19 16:00 | BAROSSA CENTRAL SHOPPING MALL, Murray Street, Nuriootpa, SA, 5355, Australia
SPRING ROSE SHOW 18 and 19 October 2025
Proudly known as the ‘Rose Capital of Australia,’ Adelaide certainly lives up to that name and in recent years the Rose Society has pursued its aim of “taking roses to the people.” This year, the Rose Society’s popular Spring Rose Show will be held at South Australia’s largest regional shopping mall – Barossa Central,1 Murray Street, Nuriootpa on Saturday 18th October (12 noon to 5pm) and Sunday 19th October (9am to 4pm).
The Barossa Central mall will be filled with Rose Show competition entries and creative floral arrangements. Visitors can also get advice from rose experts! This includes learning more about rose growing, having a rose identified, inspiration for home gardens or becoming a Rose Society member.
The public (and Rose Society members who have not exhibited previously) are invited to participate in the ‘Best Rose Competition’ – Community Class* by staging their best home-grown rose blooms on Sunday 19th between 10am and noon. Bring along your roses (with stem and foliage in water) to enter your blooms ready for judging. We are hoping to see lots of entries and a kaleidoscope of colourful blooms on the bench and of course there are prizes for the winners. The public can also participate in the Rose Perfume Competition.
The Rose Show is generously supported by the management of Barossa Central with its relaxing cafés providing great food and beverages. Come and smell the roses and stay for morning tea, lunch or afternoon tea as a special treat.
*For more information and show details: https://sarose.org.au/news-and-events/events/spring-rose-show-2025

The South Australian Iris Society Annual Show 2025
2025-10-25 | Goodwood Community Centre, 32/34 Rosa St, Goodwood, South Australia, 5034, Australia
A large benched Iris Display
Floral Art
A large selection of Plants and Rhizome For Sale
People’s Choice Award
Guest Speakers
Light Lunches, tea and coffee available
$5 entry per person
children under 12 free
Goodwood Community Centre 32-34 Rose St, Goodwood

SA Geranium & Pelargonium Society Inc.
2025-10-25 09:30 - 15:00 | Western Youth Centre, 79 Marion Road, Cowandilla,, SA, 5033, Australia
Display and Sale of Pelargoniums and Geraniums
Members available to assist with growing and cultivation of plants
Raffle
Devonshire Tea
Tradiing Table

Open Gardens SA - St Ann's
2025-10-25 10:00 - 16:30 | St Ann’s – open garden, Orley Avenue, Stirling, South Australia, 5152, Australia
St Ann’s is a magnificent two-storey home set in an acre of outstanding, manicured gardens, creatively planted with a selection of choice trees and shrubs that flourish in the cool Adelaide Hills’ microclimate.
The original stone home, described as a shepherd’s cottage, was built around 1860, expanded in the following decade, and then transformed in Victorian times into a grand and gracious fourteen-room mansion. Teddy Bear magnolias, meticulously clipped topiary, and hedges add a touch of formality to the Orley Road entrance garden. The land slopes downwards, and behind the house, a long balcony overlooks the garden, with the tops of numerous established European trees visible across the way, including a majestic 180-year-old Lebanese cedar and a 120-year-old blue cedar.
Extra activities: Morning and afternoon teas.
The garden is open 10am to 4.30pm on Saturday 25 October – one day ONLY. There’s no need to book in advance; simply pay at the gate. The standard entry fee is $10 for adults. $8 for concessions for OGSA members and visitors with a pensioner concession card, health care card, and TAFE horticultural tertiary student concession card, but NOT a senior card. Admission is free for under 18s. Please bring cash as EFTPOS is not always be available.

Open Gardens SA - Bostonvista
2025-10-25 10:00 - 2025-10-26 16:30 | Bostonvista – open garden, Howard Avenue, Boston, South Australia, 5607, Australia
From a vacant block ten years ago, Bostonvista has matured into a beautiful, interesting garden with fabulous views over undulating farmland to Boston Bay and Boston Island.
With stone unearthed in the house’s excavation, the owners have built 163 metres of stone walls and an amazing entrance of mosaicked steps that lead down from the home to the garden, where beds of roses, bearded iris, rosemary, lavender, poppies, succulents, and natives create a blaze of colour.
A copse of wattles has created a natural shade house for impatiens, fuchsias, ferns, hellebores, iresine, and begonias. Groups of native plants, proteas, and many varieties of succulents, some in unusual, quirky, colourful containers, are scattered throughout the drier parts of the garden.
Garden Size: 2.5 acres.
Charity: Eyre Peninsular Home Hospice Services.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon teas. Plant stall. Raffle. Book stall.
125 Howard Avenue, Boston
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - Crabapple Cottage
2025-10-25 10:00 - 2025-10-26 16:30 | Crabapple Cottage – open garden, Jean Street, Leabrook, South Australia, 5068, Australia
A colourful cottage garden surrounds a picture-book-pretty straw bale house designed for sustainable living. There are ornamental and productive plants, including 13 fruit trees, a frog pond, a small lawn and an entertaining area, all packed into the 700 square metre block.
A white picket fence separates the densely planted verge from the small front garden, both areas crammed with an abundance of annuals, perennials, roses, iris, lavender, gardenias, and the crabapple tree that gives the cottage its name. Plants, mostly in shades of blue and white with some touches of pink, have been selected to tone with and complement the cottage’s forget-me-not blue shutters and trim. Entry to the garden is through an arch covered with pink climbing roses and blue clematis.
Garden Size: 500 sqm.
Charity: Greenpeace, AWL, RSPCA.
Extra Activities: Jars of the owner’s award-winning jams and marmalade will be for sale, made with fruit grown in the garden. Morning and afternoon tea. Plant sales.
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.
1 Jean St, Leabrook

Open Gardens SA - The Heritage Garden
2025-11-02 10:00 - 16:30 | The Heritage Garden – open garden, 12 McCord Lane, Sevenhill, South Australia, 5453, Australia
A garden lovers’ piece of paradise – a superb spot to stop and smell the roses! Roses are known for their exquisite beauty, and to see The Heritage Garden in spring when thousands of rose bushes produce countless fragrant blooms is a very special and never-to-be-forgotten experience! The roses are undoubtedly the superstars, but the garden was planned to have appeal throughout the seasons, and there are also many magnificent trees, shrubs, perennials and hedges. A long line of 22 arches is smothered with the soft pink heritage rose Souvenir de la Malmaison, and the lovely creamy white Lamarque climbs up the posts of the verandah.
In the surrounding garden, many different modern and heritage roses are supported by a profusion of old-fashioned perennials – iris, lavender, foxgloves, catmint, kiss-me-Kate, and seaside daisy perfectly complement the roses.
Open on Sunday, November 2 only.
Garden Size: 2 acres.
12 McCord Lane, Sevenhill
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon tea. Plant sales. Sales of garden products and books. The Heritage Garden embroidery kits for sale.
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - Etre
2025-11-07 10:00 - 2025-11-09 16:30 | Etre – open garden, Delaney Avenue, Willunga, South Australia, 5172, Australia
A delightful small garden packed with interest, designed by the owner who is an artist, garden designer and sculptor. The garden is opening for 3 days – Friday to Sunday.
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.
Twenty-one fruit or nut trees and ten floriferous native and ornamental trees provide year-round food, fragrance and bright colour as well as ‘air conditioning’ in the summer months! This quiet sanctuary is the home of Evette Sunset, a garden designer and sculptor who cleverly uses natural materials, found objects and re-purposed building materials in her designs. The garden’s layout and the placement of plants have been carefully considered for visual as well as practical reasons.
Garden Size: 660 m2
Charity: Bassett Street Reserve is across the road. It is an imaginative neighbourhood project that Evette helped to design and coordinate.
Extra Activities: Light lunches, homemade healthy snacks, savoury and sweet. Morning and afternoon tea. Native and exotic tube stock for sale. Walk and talk at 11am and 2pm. Music and poetry reading.
Entry: $10 adults, some concessions are available. Under 18 free entry. Please bring cash as EFTPOS is not always be available.

Open Gardens SA - St Githas
2025-11-08 10:00 - 2025-11-09 16:30 | St Githas – open garden, Rosewarne Crescent, Bridgewater, South Australia, 5155, Australia
Magnificent old trees, superbly manicured flower-filled gardens, sweeping lawns, and a tennis court-sized, covered enclosure for fruit and vegetables surround St Githas, an elegant Federation-style home built in 1909. The two-acre garden was restored in 2020, and the new award-winning design by Sphere Landscape Design blends formality and contemporary English country style, generating visual impact whilst harmonising with the classic architecture of the home.
The planting is in parts formal and elsewhere an exuberant mix of perennials, bulbs and flowering plants. Roses are everywhere, filling the garden beds and entwined with clematis and wisteria over the arbours and climbing obelisks. Giant old oak and pine trees frame the property and create protected areas where shade-loving plants thrive.
Garden Size: 2 acres
Charity: Country Fire Service and SA Country Women’s Association
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon tea by the Stirling CWA. Plant Stall. Display of James Hamilton sculptures.
Entry: $10 per adult, some concessions available. Under 18 free entry. Please bring cash as EFTPOS is not always be available.

Open Gardens SA - St Mary's Vineyard
2025-11-15 10:00 - 2025-11-16 16:30 | St Mary’s Vineyard – open garden, 563 V&A Lane, Penola, South Australia, 5277, Australia
This delightful country garden features the annual Limestone Coast Plant and Trade Fair.
A tree-lined driveway and drystone walls will lead you into the delightful country garden at St Mary’s Vineyard. Established in 1937, the Mulligan family have created an impressive property with the garden taking centre stage. Over the years, plants and bulbs suitable for the soil and climate have been planted, and now roses, bulbs, iris, hardy perennials, trees, and shrubs surround the classic homestead and outbuildings, adding colour and texture throughout the year. In spring, the many roses are at their best – the flowers of the many modern and heritage varieties, David Austins, and climbing roses create a superb show of colour and fragrance.
Garden Size: 4 acres.
Charity: SACWA Penola Terra Rossa Branch.
Extra Activities: Limestone Coast Plant and Trade Fair. Market stalls including plants. Dry stone walling demonstrations. Morning teas and light lunches.
563 V&A Lane, Penola
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - Orcombe Farm
2025-11-15 10:00 - 2025-11-16 16:30 | Orcombe Farm – open garden, 49 Berryfield Road, Lyndoch, South Australia, 5351, Australia
Orcombe Farm is a one-acre country garden with superb views of the surrounding vineyards and Barossa Ranges. A bare site just eight years ago, the garden was designed and created from scratch by Aleisha Lynch, a third-generation Barossa horticulturist and previously the head gardener at the Paul Bangay-designed garden at Barossa Valley Estate.
Within the garden, there are beautifully colour coordinated perennial borders, areas for growing Australian natives, succulents and cut flowers, a vegetable garden and a productive patch with wicking beds and fruit trees. Since the last opening, Aleisha has established new garden beds and planted a carefully selected collection of Australian native plants.
The Garden at Barossa Garden HomeStay in Williamstown is open this weekend, too.
Garden Size: 1 acre.
Extra Activities: Coffee van. Plant stall. Walk and talk at 11am and 2pm.
49 Berryfield Rd, Lyndock
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - The Garden at Barossa HomeStay
2025-11-15 10:00 - 2025-11-16 16:30 | The Garden at Barossa Garden HomeStay – open garden, Miamba Road, Williamstown, South Australia, 5351, Australia
In a slightly elevated position on a quiet country road, this garden looks out over a picturesque agricultural patchwork of vineyards, grazing land and gum trees to the distant Mt Lofty Ranges. A long garden bed in front of the house is dotted with many varieties of roses – from the big, blowsy flowers of the modern types to the soft, pretty old-fashioned look of David Austins, the roses are a vibrant and fragrant feature. Showy salvias, lavenders, gaura, daisies, agastache, grevilleas, and many other exuberant perennials intermingle and add to the bright, colourful display, designed to evolve through the seasons.
The garden to the side has a Mediterranean feel, with gravel paths and hedges of rosemary and teucrium edging beds filled with a mix of silver-leaved plants, succulents, and a variety of bird-attracting natives.
Orcombe Farm in Lyndoch is open this weekend, too.
Garden Size: 1.5 acres.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon teas. Plant sales. Ceramic birds on sale by Really Useful Pots.
46 Miamba Rd, Williamstown
Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - Kinclaven
2025-11-22 10:00 - 2025-11-23 16:30 | Kinclaven – open garden, Waverley Ridge Road, Crafers West, South Australia, 5152, Australia
Kinclaven is an historic two-acre garden surrounding a gracious old home that dates from the 1880s. The sloping site has been terraced, and the garden is a blend of different styles, varying from Italianate to English and Mediterranean to sub-tropical. The entrance court is spectacular – a fountain in an elegant, oval-shaped pond planted with water lilies and aquatic plants, and edged with clipped greenery, dramatically shoots a single spire of water high into the air. Small statues of cherubs positioned around the pond and other statuary add to the classical ambience. Magnificent mature trees, some as old as the house, create shelter and microclimates ideal for the eclectic collection of plants that have originated from all over the world. Camellias, rhododendrons, azaleas, and cold-climate plants blend harmoniously with lush subtropical species, contrasting with the strappy or sculptural shapes of Mediterranean plants and succulents.
Garden Size: 2 acres.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon teas.
56 Waverly Ridge Rd, Crafers West

Entry: $10 adults, under 18 FREE entry, some concessions are available. We encourage you to bring cash as EFTPOS facilities are not always available.

Open Gardens SA - PunkiPot
2025-11-29 10:00 - 2025-11-30 16:30 | PunkiPot – open garden, Strathalbyn, South Australia, 5255, Australia
PunkiPot, 8 East Street, Strathalbyn is a captivating, creative, clever and climate-compatible garden that is much loved and enjoyed by the owners.
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!
The layout of the large block has been carefully considered to maximise its functionality, and every bit is crammed with interest and variety. Close to the house are sheltered spots for outdoor living, and in the surrounding garden, hedges create secluded little areas, each with its own purpose and individual style. In the exuberantly planted garden beds, colourful flowering plants mingle with the foliage and textures of water-efficient Mediterranean and Australian natives, as well as productive plants and fruit trees..
Garden Size: 2240m2.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon tea. Really Useful Pots selling ceramic birds.
Entry fees – Pay at the gate. The standard entry fee is $10 for adults. $8 for concessions for OGSA members and visitors with a pensioner concession card, health care card, and TAFE horticultural tertiary student concession card, but not a senior card. Admission is free for under 18s.

Open Gardens SA - Belltunga
2025-12-06 10:00 - 2025-12-07 16:30 | Belltunga open garden, Grant Avenue, Toorak Gardens, South Australia, 5065, Australia
Belltunga, 132 Grant Avenue, TOORAK GARDENS is a lovely 100-year-old home recently extensively renovated with a professionally designed garden.
A landmark three-metre-high cypress hedge, mature trees, and over half an acre of grounds surround Belltunga, a grand bungalow built in 1925 and celebrating its centenary this year. The home has recently been extensively renovated and the garden revamped with a modern and timeless design, yet in keeping with the traditional architecture of the residence.
The new layout retained many existing shrubs and trees, including a pair of very tall palms and an outstanding frangipani. Over the years, the extensive lawns have hosted many gatherings and garden parties, but now there is also a swimming pool and a sunken entertainment area with an impressive outdoor kitchen.
Size: 2600 sqm.
Charity: Clown Doctors, Women and Children’s hospital.
Extra Activities: Morning and afternoon teas. Sausage sizzle. The garden designer and maintenance crew will answer questions.
Entry fees – Pay at the gate. The standard entry fee is $10 for adults. $8 for concessions for OGSA members and visitors with a pensioner concession card, health care card, and TAFE horticultural tertiary student concession card, but not a senior card. Admission is free for under 18s.
