A rustic garden crafted from a harsh environment
Rock gardens, deciduous trees and a network of paths harbor hardy plants
that must survive the extremes of heat and cold.
The addition of cottage and Japanese elements to shady Chinese elms and a large oak tree make this an unusual and charming garden.
The garden has a small vegetable patch as well as a small orchard and features two dams, a ruin, a bridge over the ephemeral creek, a sculpture garden and a short wildflower walk around the dam.
This ‘off grid’ property also features some quirky buildings, whilst unusual features include a rustic clock tower and a pirates’ tavern where you can sit and relax.
- Open every day of the festival (closed Wednesday 28 October)
- 10.00 am — 4.00 pm
- Toilets available
- Wheelchair access to about 50% of the garden and all of the wildflower walk
- Some rough paths and steps
- Water hazards for small children, unfenced dams.
- Dogs on leash only
- Ample parking for buses and cars.
- Buses should contact the owners prior to visiting
- $5.00 per adult, children free