Heritage gardens in Australia
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This page combines data from 13 written reference books about Australian heritage gardens, covering 200 years of garden heritage. Private gardens have been excluded from the list.
2017 Bicentennial celebrations
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Bicentennial celebrations were held at Woolmers, Tasmania, and the National Rose Garden in 2017.
Heritage Registers
[edit]The Australian Heritage Register, Australian states and the National Trust of Australia protect heritage gardens and trees, but local authorities normally only list and protect built properties rather than their heritage-listed gardens alone. The National Trust of Tasmania does not maintain a publicly available list of registered properties.
Similarly, the Tasmanian Heritage Register (THR) only lists addresses, without reasons why a property is heritage listed. An enquirer must apply directly to the THR office for the heritage document for each address. In 2016 the Tasmanian Heritage Council advertised that it intended to remove over 500 Hobart locations from the THR, although these properties would still be protected under local government schedules .[A]
Similar heritage lists include the List of historic homesteads in Australia, the Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland, and The National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty in the UK.
Index of heritage and renowned Australian gardens
[edit]- Australia has a diverse range of climates, established under any of these conditions, even in desert, and barren areas, in bogs, rocks and in coastal gale.
- The vocations of the people who build these (extreme) garden landscapes are of garden designers, horticulturalists, landscape gardeners, plantsmen (or plantswomen) and their garden designs are a popular feature of contemporary culture.
- There is an extensive range of publications which feature garden designs and designers (over 5000 books just on garden design), and this popularity has led to the rise of celebrity gardeners, who use their print, radio and TV shows to bring garden designs to every household.
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- A specialist Australian Garden Design Study Group has formed and actively promotes garden heritage.
- Touring Australian and overseas gardens is a notable tourist trend.
- Top Garden design trends include the proliferation of garden clubs, sustainability, waterwise, xeriscaping and the Australian plant garden, or bush garden.
These heritage gardens are noted as either, being publicly open to visitors, or (normally) more private, and open only at limited times, usually for a fee payable upon entry.
Many more notable Australian gardens are available to visit than these listed here, usually through the Open Gardens schemes. The Index to Australian Open Gardens will be a Wikipedia page too (650 gardens).
- Index Sources – 13 Reference Books summarised below.
Heritage gardens of the Australian Capital Territory
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Commonwealth Park | Albert St, Canberra ACT 2600 | ACT | ABGG[1] No. 29 | pp. 171–174 | Public | Commonwealth Park – Wikipedia;
Commonwealth Park (Visit Canberra); Commonwealth Park; |
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Government House | Dunrossil Drive, Yarralumla, Canberra ACT 2600 | ACT | TGGA[2] No. 57 ABGG[1] No. 34 | pp. 133–135 pp. 193–198 | Private | Government House Gardens;
Government House – VisitCanberra; Yarralumla, Australian Capital Territory – Wikipedia; Government House – Governor-General of the Commonwealth; |
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Japanese Embassy | 112 Empire Circuit, Yarralumla ACT 2600 | ACT | TGGA[2] No. 13 | pp. 40–41 | Private | Garden of the Ambassador's Residence; not to be confused with the Cowra Japanese Garden | Japanese | ||||||||||
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Lambrigg Station | Tharwa | ACT | USACG[3] No. 17 | pp. 109–114 | Private | Henry B.S.Gullett (1914–1999);
Lambrigg, Tharwa – Wikipedia; Something arty in garden of delight; William Farrer – Lambrigg Station |
1890s | Stately structured | |||||||||
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National Botanic Gardens | Clunies Ross St, Acton ACT 2601 | ACT | ABGG[1] No. 36 TGGA[2] No. 73 | pp. 205–214 pp. 180–181 | Public | Maps of the Australian National Botanic Gardens;
Australian National Botanic Gardens – Botanical Web Portal; Australian National Botanic Gardens – Wikipedia; Australian National Botanic Gardens – home page; Australian National Botanic Gardens – visiting; What's on – Australian National Botanic Gardens – Parks Australia; |
Dry climate | ||||||||||
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Tulip Tops | 20 Old Federal Highway via Sutton, Southern Highlands, NSW. | ACT | ACG[4] No. 5. | pp. 40–47 | Private | Tulip Top Gardens;
Admission-Refreshments-Menu-Prices – Tulip Top Gardens; Tulip Top Gardens 2016 – Canberra – WeekendNotes; Tulip Top Gardens (Sutton, Australia): Top Tips Before You Go.; Disappointed Floriade flower fans laud Tulip Top – Canberra Times; Tulip Top Gardens – Facebook; |
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Wild Garden, Yarralumla | Dunrossil Drive, Yarralumla, Canberra ACT | ACT | GIT[5] No. 17 | pp. 76–77 | Private | For planting by Lady Gowrie and her friend, Ethel Cummins. | 1938 | Edna Walling |
Heritage and renowned gardens of New South Wales
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Admiralty House | 109 Kirribilli Avenue, Kirribilli | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 54 GGA[2] No. 14 | pp. 124–127 pp. 118–121 | Private | Admiralty House, Sydney – Wikipedia;
Admiralty House – Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia; Admiralty House – The Australiana Fund; Admiralty House – NSW Environment & Heritage; Admiralty House Open Day – Sydney Morning Herald; |
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Albury Botanic Gardens | Smollett Street and Wodonga Place, Albury | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 24 | pp. 64–65 | Public | Albury Botanic Gardens; | |||||||||||
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Tumut Garden | Alex Stockwell Gardens | 24 Richmond Street, Tumut | NSW | TGGA[2] | pp. 144–145 | Private | Tumut Stockwell Gardens; | |||||||||||
Village Garden | Bayview Garden Village | 36–42 Cabbage Tree Road, Bayview | NSW | ABGG[1] # 52 | pp. 281–282 | Private | Aveo Bayview Gardens, Bayview Retirement Village | Warm climate | ||||||||||
Spectacular Holiday Home setting | Berrara | Kirby's Beach, Berrara | NSW | ACGM[6] No. 13. | pp. 196–211 | Private | Indicative neighbouring locations:
$9 million NSW South Coast property; Beautiful Bunky's By The Sea; |
Coastal | ||||||||||
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Birkenburn | 3582 Kings Highway, Bungendore | NSW | GGA[7] No. 33 | pp. 192–194 | Private | Birkenburn Farm, Bungendore, NSW on Flickr; | 1890 | ||||||||||
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Bisley | 102 Mount Irvine Road, Mount Wilson | NSW | ACG[4] No. 11 | pp. 78–85 | Private | Beverly and Graham Thompson;
Bisley garden at Mt Wilson – GardenDrum Bisley Mount Wilson – The Gardening Magazine; Secret Gardens On Display at Mount Wilson Festival – Blue Mountains ; |
Cool climate | ||||||||||
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Homestead Garden | Blackdown Homestead | 90 Eleven Mile Drive, Bathurst | NSW | ACWG[8] | pp. 52–59 | Private | Artist Tim Storrier; Bathurst's Blackdown Homestead – Old estates for sale;
90 Eleven Mile Drive, Bathurst, NSW 2795 – Property Details; Archibald Prize winner sells his Eleven Mile Drive gem; |
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Bobundara | 3061 Maffra Road, Bobundara, near Cooma | NSW | USACG[3] No. 1 | pp. 1–9 | Private | Percy F.S. Spence (1868–1933); Bobundara -NSW Environment & Heritage | 1949 | Cool climate | |||||||||
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Bolaro Station | Adaminaby | NSW | USACG[3] No. 2 | pp. 10–12 | Private | Patrick White; | 1908 | ||||||||||
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Boomerang | Billyard Avenue, Elizabeth Bay | NSW | PG[9] No. 10 | pp. 172–185 | Very Private | Boomerang, Elizabeth Bay – Wikipedia;
For Sale 2016; NSW Heritage Register; Boomerang, the $60 million Elizabeth Bay harbourfront ; |
Myles Baldwin, Spanish mission | ||||||||||
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Botanic Gardens | Botanic Gardens Sydney NSW | TGGA[2] No. 79 | pp. 196–201 | Public | Royal Botanic Garden;
Royal Botanic Garden and the Domain; Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney – Wikipedia |
Temperate, Cool climate
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Brindabella Station | 308 Brindabella Valley Road, Brindabella | NSW | USACG[3] No. 4 | pp. 21–26 | Private | Miles Franklin (1879–1954);
Home Brindabella station; Brindabella Station – VisitCanberra; Brindabella Station – Wikipedia; |
1890s | Cool climate | |||||||||
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Bronte House | 470 Bronte Road, Bronte | NSW | PG[9] No. 5 | pp. 104–119 | Private | Bronte House – Wikipedia;
Bronte House – Register of the National Estate; Bronte House Gardens: NSW Heritage; |
Victorian, gardenesque | ||||||||||
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Colonial Farm near Camden | Brownlow Hill Estate | Loop Road, Orangeville | NSW | ABGG | pp. 235–238 | Private | Brownlow Hill, New South Wales – Wikipedia;
Brownlow Hill Estate – NSW Heritage; |
Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Burrawang | Pittwater | NSW | ABGG[1] #51 | pp. 279–280 | Private | Dr Mary Gilder; E M (Mary) Gilder Scholarship
Established in 1997 by a donation from Dorothy Gilder in memory of her sister Dr. Mary Gilder who graduated BSc in 1943 and MBBS (Honours) in 1959, despite suffering the effects of polio from the age of six years. |
Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Buskers End | 14 St Clair Street, Bowral | NSW | ACWG[8] #4 | pp. 34–41 | Private | Joan Arnold; Sale and photos;
'Buskers End', Bowral NSW – The Gardening Magazine; A touch of genus – The Australian; |
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Cambawarra | Coolah | NSW | RGA[10] No. 33 | pp. 192–195 | Private | Nan Stibbard; | Roses, wine | ||||||||||
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Centennial Parklands | Grand Drive, Centennial Park | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 41 | p. 97 | Public | Centennial Parklands: Home; | 1901 | Federation style | |||||||||
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Chinoiserie | Southern Highlands | NSW | ACG[4] No. 4 | pp. 34–49 | Private | Welcome to Chinoiserie B&B and Gardens;
Chinoiserie – the Southern Highlands of NSW; Chinoiserie – Facebook; |
Chinese style | ||||||||||
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Comfort Hill | Hume Highway, Sutton Forest | NSW | PG[9] No. 12 | pp. 202–211 | Private | Sutton Forest farm sells for record $14m; | 1840s | Homestead | |||||||||
Private garden | Coolah Creek Homestead | Coolah Creek Road, Coolah | NSW | PGA[11] No. 5 ACWG[8] | pp. 32–37 pp. 68–75 | Private | Judy Arnott (1933–2016); Coolah – SMH; | |||||||||||
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Coolringdon Homestead | 1432 Kosciuszko Road, Coolringdon | NSW | USACG[3] No. 7 | pp. 39–46 | Private | Betty Casey Litchfield (1907–1999);
Coolringdon | NSW Environment & Heritage; Coolringdon Homestead – Visit Cooma; |
1823 | Cool climate | |||||||||
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Corbett Gardens | Wingecarribee Street, Bowral | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 74 | pp. 182–183 | Public | Tulip Time;
Corbett Gardens – AroundYou; Corbett Gardens – Bowral Attraction – NSW |
Cool climate, Tulips | ||||||||||
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Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre | Ken Nakajima Place, Cowra | NSW | Web | Cowra Japanese Gardens | Public | Multi award-winning Cowra Japanese Garden;
Cowra Japanese Garden – Australian National Botanic Gardens; |
1979 | Japanese | |||||||||
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Denham Court Homestead | 238 Campbelltown Road, Denham Court | NSW | USACG[3] No. 8 | pp.47–54 | Private | Hardy Wilson (1881–1955); Sale & Photos; | 1830s | ||||||||||
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Dulwich Estate | Singleton | NSW | RGA[10] No. 31 | pp.187–190 | Private | Doreen Hall; Hunter Valley Gardens Rose Spectacular;
Historic Singleton Rose Festival (now Flower Festival); Hunter Valley Settler James Glennie – Dulwich – Free Settler or Felon?; |
1870 | Roses, wine | |||||||||
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Durham Hall | 666 Majors Creek Road, Jembaicumbene | NSW | RGA[10] No. 35 | pp.203–209 | Private | Durham Hall Garden – Register of the National Estate; Durham Hall 2014 | Braidwood Open Gardens;
Jembaicumbene, New South Wales – Wikipedia; Open gardens – Rare glimpse of Braidwood gardens; |
1840s | Roses, Old, basically unaltered in design | |||||||||
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E.G. Waterhouse National Camellia Garden | President Avenue, Caringbah South | NSW | ABGG[1] No. 46 TGGA[2] | pp. 255–258 pp. 100–105 | Public | E G Waterhouse National Camellia Garden;
EG Waterhouse National Camellia Garden – Sydney South Attraction; E.G. Waterhouse Camellia Gardens – Sydney – WeekendNotes; E.G Waterhouse National Camellia Gardens – Sutherland Shire; |
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Elizabeth Bay House | 7 Onslow Avenue, Elizabeth Bay | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 15 | pp. 44–47 | Public | The Arthur McElhone Reserve, a tranquil garden of Elizabeth Bay House;
Elizabeth Bay House 7–9 Onslow Ave – National Heritage; Elizabeth Bay House – Sydney Living Museums; Elizabeth Bay House – Potts Point And Woolloomooloo – Sydney; |
Tranquil, with grotto | ||||||||||
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Emu Creek Estate | Emu Creek Road, Walcha | NSW | ACWG[8] No. 9 | pp. 76–83 | Private | Annette Gill;
Heritage homestead, out-buildings and woolshed: Emu Creek – NSW Environment & Heritage; now extended in Federation Bungalow style. Golden Bale Award 1977 for the finest wool in the world, also Zegna Award. |
Influenced by Beatrice Bligh. | ||||||||||
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Eryldene, home of E.G. Waterhouse | 17 McIntosh Street, Gordon | NSW | GGA[7] No. 19 TGGA[2] | pp. 140–145 pp. 56–59 | Public | Eryldene Historic House and Garden;
Eryldene, Gordon – Wikipedia; Eryldene – NSW Heritage; |
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Everglades | 37 Everglades Avenue, Leura | NSW | ABGG[1] No. 10 TGGA[2] | pp. 71–78 pp. 50–53 | Public | Everglades House & Gardens – National Trust | 1930s | Temperate, Paul Sorensen | |||||||||
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Floral Clock | Bradleys Head Road, Taronga Zoo | NSW | TGGA[2] #51 | p. 121 | Public | The Floral Clock – Taronga Zoo;
Floral Clock @ Taronga Zoo – Sydney – by Alia Tarsoo – WeekendNotes; Garden oddities – floral clocks – Garden Travel Hub; Taronga Zoo – Upper & Lower Entrance Gates, Elephant House; Floral clock at Taronga Park Zoo, Sydney – Photo taken from – Flickr; |
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Frensham | Range Road, Mittagong | NSW | USACG[3] No. 13 | pp. 81–86 | Private | Harold Cazneaux (1878–1953); Harold Cazneaux – Wikipedia;
Cazneaux Collection | National Library of Australia; Frensham School – Wikipedia; Frensham Mittagong – Southern Highlands Online Archived 1 March 2017 at the Wayback Machine |
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Gidleigh Station | Gidleigh Lane, Bungendore | NSW | USACG[3] No. 14 | pp. 87–94 | Private | Helen Rutledge, author of My grandfather's House. Recollections of an Australian Family who lived at Rona, Bellevue Hill, NSW.
Portrait of Lady Knox, c. 1927–29 by W B McInnes; Gidleigh 'Lost' WW1 Memorial Trees; Obituary – William Forster Rutledge; Bungendore – New South Wales; |
1840s | Edwardian | |||||||||
One of Australia's finest gardens – 2017 Publication: "House and Garden at Glenmore" | Glenmore House | Moores Way, Glenmore | NSW | ACG[4] | pp. 60–65 | Private | Garden Fair at Glenmore House, Camden;
About Mickey Robertson; About Glenmore House; Glenmore House, Kitchen Gardening and Seasonal Cooking – Home; [PDF garden – CAMDEN NSW – Glenmore House; [PDF Australian Country – Glenmore House; |
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Gleniffer Brae | Murphys Avenue, Keiraville Archived 18 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine | NSW | Web | Uni Wollongong NSW | Public | Paul Sorensen and the Gleniffer Brae Gardens;
History of Gleniffer Brae; Gleniffer Brae – NSW Environment & Heritage; Gleniffer Brae – NSW Environment & Heritage; |
Remnant historic garden | Paul Sorensen | |||||||||
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Government House | Macquarie Street, Sydney | NSW | TGGA[2] #28 | pp. 72–77 | Private | Government House, and Garden Conservatorium Road, Sydney, NSW;
Government House – Governor of New South Wales; Government House – Sydney Living Museums; Government House, Sydney – Wikipedia; |
1847 | Park setting | |||||||||
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Gowan Brae | Burradoo | NSW | RGA[10] No. 8 | pp. 62–74 | Private | Colour co-ordinated tapestry of flowers; Florist Heather Cant | Roses, floristry | ||||||||||
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Greenwood | Sydney | NSW | PGA[11] No. 7 | pp. 43–46 | Private | Dalrymple-Hay Nature Reserve; Elisabeth Longhurst; | Nature reserve | ||||||||||
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Haxted Homestead | Tilba Tilba | NSW | ACGM[6] #3 | pp. 44–59 | Private | Dame Zara's "ghost house," Haxstead, at Tilba Tilba;
Taken at Tilba – National Library of Australia; YouTube – Tilba Tilba Gardens; |
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Highlands Garden | 9 Highlands Avenue, Wahroonga | NSW | TGGA[2] | p. 82 | Private | Sale and Photos: 9 Highlands Avenue | Edwardian garden | ||||||||||
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Hillview | Old Illawarra Highway, Sutton Forest
also supposed to be at 12–14 School Lane, Exeter |
NSW | PGA[11] # 10 | pp. 58–63 | Private | NSW Heritage – Hillview Sutton Forest;
NSW governors' country home: Hillview; Sculpture at Hillview; YouTube Video; |
1866 | ||||||||||
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Holman House | Dover Heights | NSW | ACGM[6] No. 2 | pp. 30–43 | Private | Holman House – jane irwin landscape architecture;
Holman House by Durbach Block Jaggers – Dezeen; Holman House, Dover Heights – Wikipedia; THE HOLMAN HOUSE – Habitusliving.com; On the cliffs of Dover – Cover Story – www.smh.com.au; |
Modern | Extreme coastal | |||||||||
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Hyde Park | Hyde Park – City of Sydney | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 8 | p. 33 | Public | Hyde Park – Sydney – Wikipedia;
Hyde Park – City of Sydney; |
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Edwardian Garden | Ingleneuk | 19 Bennett Street, Cremorne | NSW | PG[9] No. 7 | pp. 136–145 | Private | Ingleneuk – NSW Heritage; | Edwardian, arts and crafts | ||||||||||
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Kalua | 38 Florida Road, Palm Beach | NSW | ACGM[6] No. 15 | pp. 226–239 | Private | Kalua is the largest and most prestigious property at Palm Beach (incl gallery);
$25m price tag on Palm Beach mansion; Palatial Palm Beach property sells for $25m – Domain; Laurie Sutton the kingpin of Sydney property as he swaps Mosman for Palm Beach; |
1920s | Coastal | |||||||||
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Kennerton Green | Mittagong | NSW | ABGG[1] No. 5 | pp. 43–50 | Private | Australia's only 20th-century listing in the Oxford Companion to Australian Gardens.
Past owners include Marylyn Abbott, and Susan Renouf. Garden at Kennerton Green; Sale and Photos; Kennerton Green – Burke's Backyard; |
Temperate | ||||||||||
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Kildrummie Homestead | Kildrummie Homestead, 26 Halford Drive, Holbrook | NSW | GIT[5] No. 20 | pp. 84–87 | Private | For the Carnegie family – Mr Douglas and Mrs Margaret Carnegie (1910–2002) Obituary;
English elms and Poplars allowed to sucker into a woodland; Rammed earth (pise) construction in 1948; courtyard, stone walls by Edna Walling. |
1948 | Edna Walling | |||||||||
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Kiloren | 1 Hay Street, Crookwell | NSW | GIT[5] No. 23 | pp. 96–101 | Private | Dr and Mrs Broadbent;
Edna Walling garden for sale at Crookwell's Kiloren – Property Observer; The Garden — Kiloren; 1 Hay Street, Crookwell, NSW 2583 – Property Details; Crookwell Memorial Park Rose Garden, New South Wales; Living with Edna Walling – at Kiloren – GardenDrum; Open Gardens in Crookwell, Laggan, Binda NSW | Markdale | Kiloren; |
1951 | Edna Walling | |||||||||
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Lindesay | 1 Carthona Avenue, Darling Point | NSW | ABGG[1] No. 48 | pp. 263–268 | Private | Lindesay – National Trust; | Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Lindfield Park, House and Garden | 53–55 Farrer Road, Mount Wilson | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 70 | pp. 168–173 | Private | Mw024 : Lindfield Park – NSW Environment & Heritage;
Mount Wilson & Mount Irvine – Blue Mountains Australia; Mount Wilson and Mount Irvine | Katoomba Area Attraction – Visit NSW; |
1960–1970 | Terraced, Cool climate | |||||||||
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Lisgar Gardens | 23 Lisgar Road, Hornsby | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 30 | pp. 80–81 | Public | One of Sydney's "Secret Gardens";
Lisgar Gardens – Sydney – WeekendNotes; Where are the Best Hidden Gardens in Hornsby? Lisgar Gardens | Hawkesbury Attraction – Sydney; Lisgar Gardens – Hornsby Shire Council; |
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Mahratta | 25 Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga | NSW | Web | Friends of Mahratta | Public | The Garden – Mahratta;
Welcome to Friends of Mahratta; Australia's master gardener: Paul Sorensen and his gardens; |
1941 | Paul Sorensen | |||||||||
One of Edna Walling's most famous garden designs, and one of the great country gardens of Australia. | Markdale | Binda | NSW | RAG[12] PGA[11] GGA[2] ACG[4] | pp. 216–227 pp. 64–69 pp. 172–177 pp. 158–162 | Private | Markdale Homestead; Ashtons;
Markdale Homestead – Crookwell Accommodation – Visit NSW; Large Scale Iconic Property BINDA For Sale View – Colliers International; Retford Park and Markdale: Glorious gardens to thrive beyond Open; Historic Southern Tablelands farm Markdale relisted – Property Observer; Gardening Australia – Fact Sheet: 'Markdale' – ABC; Markdale – Edna Walling Garden; Historic Southern Tablelands farm Markdale; |
1920s | Edna Walling | |||||||||
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Modern Garden Design | Mary Slade's Garden | 1483 Peats Ridge Road, Peats Ridge | NSW | ACWG[8] | pp. 28–33 | Private | Mary Slade, Paul Sorensen; | Paul Sorensen | ||||||||||
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Mayfield Garden | 530 Mayfield Road, Oberon | NSW | ACG[4] No. 1 | pp. 8–17 | Public and private | One of the largest privately owned cool-climate gardens in the world – Welcome to Mayfield Garden;
Mayfield Garden Open Days; Mayfield Garden | Facebook; Garrick Hawkins' Mayfield Gardens in Oberon; |
1976 | Large | |||||||||
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McHattie Park | William & Keppel Streets, Bathurst | NSW | TGGA[2] #62 | pp. 148–151 | Public | Machattie Park – Bathurst Regional Council;
Machattie Park, Bathurst NSW; Dr. Richard Machattie (Machattie Park); |
1890 | Victorian ccol climate | |||||||||
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Micalago | (Michelago) Station Michelago | NSW | USACG[3] No. 18 GGA[7] | pp. 115–122 pp. 146–151 | Private | George Lambert 1873–1930;
Michelago – Wikipedia; Michelago Station – NSW Heritage; George Washington Lambert – Wikipedia; |
1835 | Garden rooms | |||||||||
Cool climate Garden | Milton Park (Mansfield's Farm) | Horderns Road, Bowral | NSW | GGA[7] No. 18 ABGG[1] TGGA[2] | pp. 134–139 pp. 55–62 pp. 158–161 | Private | Anthony Hordern; Architects Morrow and De Putron; Edwina an Peter Baillieu;
Milton Park Country House Hotel & Spa; Milton Park – Southern Highlands Leading Luxury Hotel & Spa; Milton Park – Open Garden Archived 3 March 2017 at the Wayback Machine |
1910 | Temperate? | |||||||||
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Mirani | Walcha | NSW | ACWG[8] No. 10 | pp. 84–91 | Private | The area around Mirani was bought by Abraham Nivison in 1839 as part of the "Ohio" run.
Over 160 years later it is being run by his descendants, Hugh and Felicity Nivison. |
1850s | Dry climate | |||||||||
"The best garden in the Highlands" | Moidart Nurseries | 19–21 Eridge Park Road, Burradoo | NSW | PG[9] No. 9 | pp. 158–167 | Private | Open Gardens: The best garden in the Highlands;
Open Gardens – MOIDART, Burradoo; |
1930s | Edwardian, arts and crafts | |||||||||
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Mount Wilson Gardens | Mount Wilson | NSW | GGA[7] No. 10 | pp. 90–99 | Private | Mount Wilson, New South Wales – Wikipedia;
Historic Mt Wilson & Mt Irvine; |
Cool climate | ||||||||||
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Nooroo | 11–15 Church Lane, Mount Wilson | NSW | PGA[11] No. 9 ABGG[1] TGGA[2] | pp. 52–57, pp. 109–116 p. 26–29 | Private | Nooroo – Mt Wilson; Photo Gallery Nooroo – Mt Wilson; | 1880 | Temperate, formal, English | |||||||||
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Old Government House | Parramatta Park | NSW | RGA[10] No. 29 | p. 184 | Public | Old Government House | National Trust;
Old Government House, Parramatta – Wikipedia; Old Government House; MGNSW – Old Government House of NSW; |
Roses, labour | ||||||||||
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Rose Garden at Orange Church, (ex-Shadforth) | Orange Botanic Gardens, 1 Yellow Box Way, Orange | NSW | RGA[10] No. 30 | pp. 185–186 | Public | Botanic Gardens – Orange City Council;
Orange Botanic Gardens – Orange Attraction – Visit NSW; Orange Botanic Gardens – Facebook; |
Roses, labour | ||||||||||
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Pejar Park | Woodhouselee, Crookwell | NSW | USACG[3] No. 20 | pp. 129–134 | Private | Renowned garden lecturer and historian Beatrice Bligh (1916–1973); | 1940s | Champion Homestead Garden | |||||||||
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Philippa Thompson's Garden | Bathurst | NSW | ACWG[8] #7 | pp. 60–67 | Private | Paul Sorensen; | 1982, 1985 Heritage Rose Conference | Paul Sorensen | |||||||||
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Pomeroy Station | 2215 Range Road, Bannister | NSW | ACG[4] No. 18 | pp. 124–129 | Private | Ina Atkins; (Australian Country magazine) | 1840s | Cool climate | |||||||||
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Possumwood | Robertson | NSW | RAG[12] No. 4 | pp. 70–83 | Private | Possumwood – The Garden Clinic; Change of direction – Garden Life | Cool climate | ||||||||||
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Prittlewell | Bodycotts Lane, Fitzroy Falls | NSW | ACG[4] No. 20 | pp. 136–141 | Private | 'Prittlewell' an amazing country estate on 29 acres;
Property developer Tim Copes offers up his dream home – Domain; Operculum – Southern Highlands Botanic Gardens; |
Cool climate | ||||||||||
One of the world's best gardens | Red Cow Farm | Illawarra Highway, Sutton Forest | NSW | RGA[10] | pp. 86–94 | Private | Ali Mentesh is part owner and designer of reputably one of the world's best gardens, Red Cow Farm;
TripAdvisor Reviews; Monastery Garden – Burke's Backyard; Eat,drink+be Kerry A gardener's delight – Red Cow Farm; Red Cow Farm garden – Garden Drum; |
1820s, 1992 | Roses, highlands | |||||||||
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Redbrow Garden Guesthouse | 1143 Nanima Road, Murrumbateman | NSW | ACG[4] No. 23 | pp. 152–157 | Private | David and Elisabeth Judge;
Eight years of drought; Homepage: Redbrow Garden – Canberra Bed and Breakfast; |
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One of Australia's finest gardens | Retford Park | Bowral | NSW | GGA[7] No. 9 | pp. 86–91 | Public | "Retford Park" – One of Australia's finest gardens;
James Fairfax has gifted his Retford Park in the Southern Highlands to the NSW National Trust; |
1887 | Cool climate garden estate | |||||||||
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Robinwood | 42 Oxley Drive, Bowral | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 48 | pp. 116–117 | Private | Sale and photos;
Roll in Tulip Time; |
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Rona | 2 Ginahgulla Road, Bellevue Hill | NSW | PG[9] No. 4 | pp. 90–103 | Private | Rona renaissance; Rona, Bellevue Hill – Wikipedia; Rona Sale Video; | Victorian, gardenesque | ||||||||||
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Rumsey Rose Garden | Parramatta Park | NSW | Web | [1] | Public | Rumsey Rose Garden and Murray Gardens;
Rumsey Rose Garden, Parramatta Park – Facebook; Parramatta Park and Old Government House | NSW Environment; Parramatta Park – Discover Parramatta; NSW Heritage: Parramatta Park and Old Government House; |
1857 | Roses | |||||||||
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Sam's Way | Bell's Line of Road, Bilpin | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 40 | p. 96 | Public | Sams Way, Mountain Lagoon;
A beautiful walk along a quiet country lane, magnificent colours in Autumn. Kurrajong DISCOVERY TRAIL; |
Cool climate | ||||||||||
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Sefton Cottage | 21 Church Lane, Mount Wilson | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 20 | p. 55 | Private | Sefton Cottage – Mt Wilson;
Mw018 : Sefton Cottage – NSW Environment & Heritage; |
Cool climate | ||||||||||
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Springfield | Braidwood Road, Tirrannaville | NSW | GGA[7] | pp. 70–73 | Private | NSW Heritage: Springfield Homestead, Outbuildings, Gardens;
Station Collection; Springfield estate group; History: lock, stock and barrel – National – smh.com.au; The (amazing) Springfield collection – National Museum of Australia; – Biography – William Pitt Faithfull; |
1828, Property sold 2006 | Dry climate | |||||||||
Old Rose Garden | St Aubins | St Aubins Road, Scone | NSW | RGA[10] | pp. 49–52 | Private | St Aubins House St Aubins Road Scone, NSW – Aust Heritage; | 1887–1890 | Roses, walled | |||||||||
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St Kevin's | 117 Queen Street, Woollahra | NSW | ABGG[1] No. 38 | pp. 223–226 | Private | Queen Anne style; Paul Keating; Arts director Leo Schofield; Photos;
Keatings to quit Woollahra home (2005); Keating staying at St Kevins (2007); Long live the queen! Queen Victoria's Queen Street, Woollahra; Woollahra Style Suburb of Sydney; |
1892, 1976 | Warm climate, federation garden | |||||||||
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The Sisters of Mercy | Sacred Spaces, 30 Queen Street, Singleton | NSW | RGA[10] No. 32 | pp. 190–192 | Public | Sacred Spaces Singleton; | Roses, wine | ||||||||||
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Vaucluse House | 69A Wentworth Road, Vaucluse | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 37 | pp. 90–92 | Public | Vaucluse House – Sydney Living Museums;
Vaucluse House – Wikipedia; Vaucluse House Tearooms: Home; |
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Wanna Wanna Homestead | 149 Wanna Wanna Road, Carwoola | NSW | RAG[10] No. 6 | pp. 101–115 | Private | Open Garden at Wanna Wanna Homestead;
NSW Heritage – Wanna Wanna Homestead, Garden and Outbuildings Group; |
Roses, perennials, lake | ||||||||||
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Wattle Ridge | 700 Wattle Ridge Road, Wattle Ridge | NSW | RAG[12] | pp. 228–239 | Private | Wattle Ridge-Welcome; | 1998 | Paul Bangay | |||||||||
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Wildes Meadow | 'The Katon House', Wildes Meadow | NSW | RAG[12] No. 12 | pp. 186–197 | Private | ‘The Katon House’, Wildes Meadow Archived 4 March 2017 at the Wayback Machine; | 2011 | Minimalist | |||||||||
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Wildwood | 29 Powells Road, Bilpin | NSW | ACG[4] No. 22 | pp. 146–151 | Private | Wayne and Sue Tapping;
Wildwood Garden Imagery – Wildwood Garden; |
1980 | Formal, wild | |||||||||
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Winter Hill (Tree Farm) | 2233 Canyonleigh Road, Canyonleigh | NSW | ACG[4] No. 2 | pp. 18–25 | Private | Winter Hill Tree Farm; | 1994 | Arboretum | |||||||||
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Wisteria Gardens | Parramatta Psychiatric Centre, 5 Fleet Street, Parramatta | NSW | ABGG[1] No. 43 TGGA[2] | pp. 243–248 pp. 136–139 | Public | Cumberland District Hospital Group – NSW Environment & Heritage;
Blooming Wisteria spring festival – WSLHD – NSW Govt.; Take a walk among the wisteria; GALLERY: Wisteria Gardens in full bloom – Parramatta Sun; A Vision For North Parramatta – National Trust; |
Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Withycombe (Beowang) | 1–9 Church Lane, Mount Wilson | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 36 | p. 89 | Private | Withycombe – Landsberg Gardens;
The Whites in Mt Wilson; Mw017 : Withycombe – NSW Environment & Heritage; |
1920s | Exotic trees (White family) | |||||||||
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Woomargama | Woomargama Way, Woomargama | NSW | RGA[10] No. 24 GGA[7] RAG[12] | p. 157–159 pp. 188–189 pp. 28–43 | Private | Woomargama Station – Facebook;
Woomargama – Wikipedia; Royal Visits: Charles and Diana; William and Kate with baby George; |
1881 | Grey, knot, roses, grace, Guilfoyle, perennials, haha, | |||||||||
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Wyldefel Gardens | 8A Wylde Street, Potts Point | NSW | PG[9] No. 13 | pp. 216–227 | Public | Radical Terrace — Wyldefel Gardens;
Wyldefel Gardens streamline moderne; |
1930s | Art Deco, modernist | |||||||||
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Wynstay | 68–78 The Avenue, Mount Wilson | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 68 | p. 163 | Private | Wynstay – Mt Wilson;
Gardens – Mt Wilson; Wynstay Estate – NSW Environment & Heritage; Turkish Bath Museum; |
1893 | ||||||||||
"One of 'world's most beautiful gardens" |
Yarrawa | Region Street, Burrawang | NSW | ACG[4] No. 15 | pp. 106–113 | Private | Bruce Rosenberg, retired stockbroker;
Burrawang garden one of 'world's most beautiful' – Southern Highlands; Less is more delight – The Australian; |
1994 | Regularly open to visitors | |||||||||
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Yengo Sculpture Garden | Queens Avenue, Mount Wilson | NSW | TGGA[2] No. 25 | pp. 66–67 | Private | Yengo Sculpture Gardens – Mt Wilson;
Gardens – Mt Wilson; Blue Mountains Open Gardens – Blue Mountains Australia |
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Heritage Gardens in the Northern Territory
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George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens | The Gardens Darwin NT 0820 | NT | TGGA No. 67 | p. 162 | Public | George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens – NT.GOV.AU;
George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens; |
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Elsey Station | 1 Roper Terrace, Mataranka NT 0852 | NT | USACG No. 11 | pp. 67–72 | Private | Jeannie Gunn (1870–1961);
Elsey Station – Wikipedia; Elsey Station Northern Territory; Old Elsey Station; "We of the Never Never" Archived 16 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine |
1905 | ||||||||||
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Wild Garden at the Top End | Kakadu National Park, Kakadu Hwy, Jabiru NT 0886 | NT | ABGG | pp. 283–288 | Public | Kakadu National Park – Parks Australia;
Welcome to Kakadu National Park; |
Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Heritage gardens of Queensland
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Botanic Gardens | Alice St, Brisbane City QLD 4000 | QLD | TGGA No. 14 | pp. 42–43 | Public | City Botanic Gardens; | |||||||||||
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Canning Downs | Junabee Road Warwick Qld 4370 | QLD | USACG No. 6 | pp. 33–38 | Private | Edna Walling (1895–1973); Canning Downs; | 1840 | ||||||||||
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Cascade Water Gardens | Gold Coast | QLD | TGGA No. 9 | pp. 34–35 | Public | City of Gold Coast – Cascade Gardens; | |||||||||||
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Currimundi | Sunshine Coast | QLD | ACGM No. 16 | pp. 240–253 | Private | Coastal | |||||||||||
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Dr and Mrs L.A. Boyce's Garden | 6 Range Street, Mount Lofty, Toowoomba QLD | QLD | TGGA No. 53 | p. 123 | Private | Boyce Gardens, The University of Queensland;
Boyce Gardens – Wikipedia; University of Queensland Boyce Estate Gardens – Toowoomba; Boyce Gardens – Environment, land and water – Queensland; |
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Franklyn Vale | Franklin Vale Road,(Grandchester) Mount Mort, City of Ipswich, Queensland | QLD | USACG No. 12 | pp. 73–80 | Private | Eirene Mort artist (1879–1977);
Franklyn Vale Homestead – Environment, land and water- QLD; Franklyn Vale Homestead – Wikipedia; Historical Facts Grandchester and District; |
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Government House | 168 Fernberg Road, Paddington, Brisbane QLD 4064 | QLD | TGGA No. 65 | pp. 154–157 | Private | Government House, Brisbane – Wikipedia; | |||||||||||
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Gracemere Homestead | 234 Gracemere Road, Gracemere, Rockhampton Region, | QLD | USACG | pp. 95–100 | Private | The Archer Family at Rockhampton;
History of Rockhampton and Gracemere; Gracemere Homestead – Wikipedia; Gracemere Homestead – Queensland; Visiting Gracemere; |
1874 | Sub-tropical | |||||||||
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Jimbour Station Homestead | 86 Jimbour Station Road, Jimbour QLD 4406, near Dalby | QLD | ACWG No. 2 | pp. 22–27 | Private | Jimbour Heritage Registered on the National Estate;
Jimbour – Jimbour House; http://jimbour.com/index.php/food-and-wine/jimbour-wines/ Archived 25 October 2016 at the Wayback Machine; |
Opera at Jimbour Archived 20 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine | ||||||||||
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Kyneton Station | Barcaldine, Central Western Qld | QLD | ACG No. 3 | pp. 26–33 | Private | A GARDEN IN THE OUTBACK – Australia Country Magazine;
Joceyln Chandler stands next to a tree she planted in the early 1980s; 35 years building a green cocoon on an outback Queensland cattle; |
1980s | Oasis | |||||||||
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Leander Homestead | Scotty Creek, Longreach | QLD | RAG No. 2 | pp. 44–55 | Private | Map of Leander in Queensland | 1915 | Tropical, shade trees | |||||||||
Manutara Garden | Manutara | Cairns | QLD | PGA | pp. 14–17 | Private | N/A | Tropical | ||||||||||
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Mt Abundance Homestead | Warrego Highway, Bungeworgorai, Maranoa Region, via Roma Queensland | QLD | USACG No. 19. | pp. 123–128 | Private | Ludwig Leichhardt (1813–1848?);
Ludwig Leichhardt – Wikipedia; Mount Abundance Homestead – Wikipedia; Mount Abundance Homestead – QLD Heritage; Leichhardt Land – Mt Abundance; |
1856 | ||||||||||
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Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens | Mount Coot-Tha Rd, Toowong QLD 4066 | QLD | ABGG No. 49 | pp. 269–272 | Public | Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha;
Brisbane Botanic Gardens – Mt-Coot-tha; |
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Garden at Nindooimbah House | Nindooimbah House | Nindooinbah House Road, Beaudesert, QLD | QLD | ACWG No. 1 | pp. 14–21 | Private | Margaret & Patrick Hockey; | 1906, 2005 | Japanese, Edwardian | |||||||||
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Nindooinbah | Nindooinbah Connection Rd, Nindooinbah QLD 4285 | QLD | PGA No. 4 | pp. 27–31 | Private | Heritage Registered on the National Estate;Nindooinbah Homestead History and Events; The New Black – Landline – ABC;
Nindooinbah: Queensland Season Launch for Open Gardens Australia; |
2005 | ||||||||||
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Garden at Airlie Beach | North Queensland Garden | Airlie Beach | QLD | ABGG No. 42 | pp. 239–242 | Private | Mrs Jenkins | Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Garden at Old Schoolhouse | 1170 Maleny-Stanley River Road, Maleny, Sunshine Coast | QLD | RAG | pp. 128–141 | Private | Old Schoolhouse – ABC; Sale and Photos;
Maleny estate will enchant; |
1986 | Perennials, water garden, Grand Champion × 2 | |||||||||
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Pioneer Sugar Mill Plantation | Brandon | QLD | GGA No. 13 | pp. 114–117 | Private | ||||||||||||
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Queensland Bush Garden | Green Mountains Botanical Gardens, Lamington National Park | QLD | ABGG No. 47 | pp. 259–262 | Public | Lamington National Park, Green Mountains Section;
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area ; |
1966 | Warm climate | |||||||||
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Rainforest Garden | Rainforest Garden | Bingil Bay | QLD | PGA No. 2 | pp. 18–22 | Private | N/A | Rainforest | ||||||||||
Rosedale Garden | Rosedale | Samford Valley, Queensland Hills | QLD | ACG | pp. 70–77 | Private | ||||||||||||
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Tamborine Mountain Botanic Gardens | Forsythia Drive, Tamborine Mountain QLD 4272 | QLD | ABGG No. 40 | pp. 231–234 | Public Private | Garden replaced by the Public Garden listing – | Warm climate | ||||||||||
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Garden at Toowoomba, city of flowers | Toowoomba Garden | QLD | ABGG | pp. 249–250 | Private | Dennis Hill | Warm climate |
Heritage gardens in South Australia
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Garden at 3G's | 3G's, The Light House at Second Valley | 7 Seacove Crescent, Second Valley, SA, 5204 | SA | ACGM No. 12 | pp. 182–195 | Private | 3Gs, Fleurieu Coast – Visitor Information Centre;
The Light House @ Second Valley, a Second Valley House[permanent dead link] |
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Rose Garden at Al-Ru | Al-Ru Farm | 1016 One Tree Hill Rd, Sampson Flat SA 5114 | SA | RGA No. 36 ACWG | p. 211 pp. 128–135 | Private | Ruth Irving; Al Ru Farm – Wedding Venue Adelaide – Premiere Wedding Venue;
Al Ru Farm – Facebook; Al Ru Farm, One Tree Hill – Open Gardens SA Inc.; |
Roses, future | ||||||||||
Beechwood Garden | Beechwood | Snows Rd, Stirling | SA | ABGG No. 33 | pp. 187–192 | Private | Gardens of the Adelaide Hills;
Beechwood a grand piece of Victoriana; Growing for a century, the ultimate grand garden; Beechwood Garden Open Day[permanent dead link] |
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Boat's End Garden | Boat's End Garden | 191 Adelaide Place, Currency Creek | SA | RAG No. 17 | pp. 256–269 | Private | Boat's End, Currency Creek;
Boat's End: A world class naturalistic garden; Boat's End – ABC |
2004 | Naturalistic | |||||||||
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Carrick Hill | 46 Carrick Hill Dr, Springfield SA 5062 | SA | RGA | pp. 177–183 | Public | Carrick Hill; Alister Clark rose garden;
Trevor Nottle – Heritage Rose Society; |
Roses, labour | ||||||||||
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Casuarina Colourful Garden | Casuarina | Mylor | SA | RAG No. 10 | pp. 158–171 | Private | Casuarina, Mylor – Open Gardens;
Casuarina Open Garden Mylor; Colourful Gardens Without Flowers |
2000 | Australian native garden | |||||||||
Coastal Garden | Copper Gone House | Moonta Bay | SA | ACGM | pp. 138–151 | Private | Coastal | |||||||||||
Garden at Coralfern | Coralfern | 15 Boyle Swamp Road Mylor, SA 5153 | SA | ABGG No. 28 | pp. 167–170 | Private | Sale and photos; | Dry climate | ||||||||||
Ruston Rose Garden | David Ruston's Garden | Moorna Street, Renmark, S.A. | SA | RGA | pp. 35–44 | Private | Ruston's Roses – Australia's Largest Rose Garden
Australia's foremost Rosearian, David Ruston World's largest rose garden – ABC; David Ruston – A Life With Roses; Meet: Senator Anne Ruston, rose garden owner – The Garden Clinic; |
Mecca for Rose Lovers | ||||||||||
Adam Lindsay Gordon Cottage Garden | Dingley Dell | Dingley Dell Conservation Park, Dingley Dell Road, Port MacDonnell South Australia 5291 | SA | USACG No. 9 | pp. 55–60 | Private | Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833–1870);
Dingley Dell Cottage; Dingley Dell Conservation Park; |
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Garden at Fawley | Fawley | Balhannah, near Stirling, Adelaide Hill | SA | RAG No. 5 | pp. 84–100 | Private | Sale & Photos; Visit to Fawley | 2001 | Perennials | |||||||||
Garden at Forest Lodge | Forest Lodge | 19 Pine Street Stirling | SA | PGA GGA ABGG | pp. 184–189 pp. 108–113 pp. 199–204 | Private | Federation-House – Adelaide Federation Heritage;
Stirling home on heritage register; Walter Hervey Bagot (1880–1963) |
Dry climate | ||||||||||
The Garden on the Coastal Edge | Garden on the Edge | Cape Jervis | SA | ACGM No. 5 | pp. 76–91 | Private | Artist Winnie Pelz; Fleurieu gardens open to the public;
Magazine interview with artist Winnie Pelz. – YouTube; Gardening on the edge – The Bliss Files; |
Coastal | ||||||||||
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Heritage Garden | Hughes Park | Hughes Park Road, Watervale SA 5452 (Clare Valley) | SA | RGA No. 17 | pp. 119–124 | Private | Walter and Kaymaire Duncan. No longer an Open Garden – ([theheritagegarden.com.au/?page_id=2|Smelling roses]) | Rose professionals | ||||||||||
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Lindsay Park | Eden Valley Road, Angaston | SA | GGA | pp. 62–65 | Private | Lindsay Park;
Lindsay Park – Homestead Complex; Lindsay Park- Australia Heritage; Lindsay Park sold |
Romantic with wisteria walks, deer park | ||||||||||
Garden at Mt George | Mt George | Stirling | SA | PGA No. 32 | pp. 179–183 | Private | Mount George Conservation Park; Heyson Trail; | |||||||||||
Heritage Garden | Nurney House | 126 – 133 Kingston Ave. North Adelaide; Rear at 232 – 246 Stanley Street North Adelaide SA | SA | GGA No. 21 | pp. 152–153 | Private | Listed on SA Heritage Register; Stanley Street Stroll; Photo; | 1849 | ||||||||||
Garden at Stirling | Panmure B&B | 32 Sturt Valley Rd Stirling SA 5152. | SA | PGA No. 34 | pp. 190–195 | Private | Stirling Adelaide Hills; Stirling – South Australia; | |||||||||||
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Historic Garden | The Cedars | Heysen Road, Hahndorf SA 5245 | SA | USACG No. 21 | pp. 135–142 | Private | Nora Heysen artist (1911–2003);
Heysen – The Cedars; Nora Heysen :: The Collection :: Art Gallery NSW |
1912 | ||||||||||
Rose Garden | The Laurels | 2 Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker SA 5251 | SA | RGA No. 18 | pp. 124–128 | Private | A retirement village, George Thomson, rose breeder | Rose professionals | ||||||||||
Garden of Renown | The Sampson Garden | Glen Osmond | SA | RGA No. 16 | pp. 113–117 | Private | Kaye and Dennis Sampson | Terraced, roses, chance | ||||||||||
Compact Garden | Tickle Tank | 24 Hill Street Mount Barker | SA | ACG No. 6 | pp. 48–53 | Private | Tickle Tank – Facebook;
Tickle Tank Open Garden – Adelaide – WeekendNotes; SA LIFE – Tickle Tank;Tickle Tank – Video; Tickle Tank Open Garden – Rosehips and Rhubarb; Tickle Tank – Burke's Backyard; |
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Barossa Garden | Valley Girl, Barossan Benchmark | Koonunga Hill, Barossa Valley | SA | ACG No. 13 | pp. 92–97 | Private | Cherie Hausler, Damian Feuerherdt; scullerymade.org;
Return journey to the beautiful Barossa – Adelaide Now – The Advertiser; My Houzz: Idyllic Hangout in the Barossa Valley; Homelife – Lovingly restored 160-year-old farmhouse in the Barossa ... ; Scullery Made stirs Barossa flavours – Farm Online; A BAROSSA VALLEY GIRL – Australia Country Magazine; |
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Veale Gardens | Adelaide Parklands | SA | ABGG | pp. 151–154 | Public | Veale Gardens | Dry climate | ||||||||||
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Willyama | 12 The Avenue, Medindie, SA 5081 | SA | PGA No. 31 | pp. 174–178 | Private | Medindie Heritage; Historic 'Willyama' Archived 19 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine | |||||||||||
Garden at Woodsoak Wines | Woodsoak | 9 Woolundry Road, Robe SA 5276 | SA | ACWG No. 15 | pp. 120–127 | Private | The Woodsoak farming property has been in the Legoe family for over 60 years – Woodsoak Wines; |
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Heritage gardens in Tasmania
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Aurora Beach Cottage | 31 Pedder Street, Seymour via Bicheno 7215 | Tas | ACGM No. 14 | pp. 212–225 | Private | Aurora Beach Cottage;
Aurora Beach Cottage, a Bicheno Cottage | Stayz; "Aurora Beach Cottage" Tasmania – Houses for Rent in Seymour ...; Aurora Beach Cottage – Discover Tasmania; |
Coastal | ||||||||||
Heritage Renovation | Beaufront | 395 Tooms Lake Road, Ross | Tas | GGA | pp. 54 –57 | Private | Beaufront – Country Houses;
Beaufront – Organisation; |
Typical 19th-century design | ||||||||||
Historic Home | Bluegong | 1226 Saundridge Road, Cressy 7302 | Tas | ABGG | pp. 63–66 | Private | n/a | Temperate | ||||||||||
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Cambria | 13566 Tasman Highway, Swansea | Tas | USACG No. 5 | pp. 27–32 | Private | Louisa Anne Meredith (1812–1895);
John Meredith (1822–1909); Sale and photos; National Heritage: Cambria Homestead and Outbuildings; Spring Bay-Heritage of Cranbrook-C2. Cambria House and outbuildings, 13566 Tasman Highway Swansea TAS Read more about Cambria; More illustrations by Louisa Anne Meredith in Wikimedia; |
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Among the Best! | Culzean Gardens | Culzean William Street, Westbury 7303 | Tas | ABGG | pp. 35–38 | Private | Named after a Scottish Castle... Culzean; Described as among the best of Australian temperate climate gardens
Culzean Gardens – Facebook; |
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Dunedin, garden of Annabel Scott | Near Launceston, and Longford | Tas | ACWG No. 20 | pp. 158–165 | Private | Spring is in the air – The Examiner;
Longford opens up to garden competition – The Examiner; Celebrating 25 years of Open Gardens Australia – ABC; |
Sometimes open for charity | ||||||||||
Rose Garden | Esk Farm | (formerly South Esk Cottage), Longford | Tas | RGA | pp. 110–112 | Private | Richard, Sarah and Jo Johnston | Roses, trees | ||||||||||
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Hawley House | 68 Hawley Esplanade, Hawley Beach 7307 | Tas | ACGM No. 8 | pp. 122–137 | Private | Hawley House, Devonport and Port Sorell Accommodation, Tasmania;
Rooftop Bath – Hawley House; Hawley House, Heritage Boutique Hotel, Tasmania, Hawley Beach; |
Coastal | ||||||||||
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High Peak | Keira near Hobart | Tas | PGA No. 28 | pp. 158–161 | Private | Home of the Grant Family (built by Charles Henry Grant, described as 'pre-eminently a money making machine and successful speculator';
Federation House: High Peak, Keira Northern Architecture post High Peak; Sometimes the garden is open to visitors. |
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Restored cottage garden
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Judy's Cottages | Hamilton | Tas | RGA | pp. 79–85 | Private | Judy Madden; On The Convict Trail: Hamilton Gaol & Warders Cottage;
Hamilton's Cottage Collection also New Norfolk's Hamilton Cottages; |
Roses, country | ||||||||||
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Longford Hall | 70 Malcombe Street, Longford | Tas | RGA No. 20 | pp. 139–144 | Private | Permanently Tasmanian Heritage Registered;
Planted by Rose Falkiner; David Austin Roses |
Roses, David Austin Roses | ||||||||||
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Malahide | Mangana Road, Fingal | Tas | PGA No. 27 RGA No. 1. | pp. 152–157 pp. 9–16 | Private | The lady of Malahide Castle;
A tale of two Malahides; Talbot family |
1976 | Roses, Irish | |||||||||
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Mawhera (spelt as 'Mawherra') | 2 Mawhera Ave, Sandy Bay 7005 | Tas | ABGG No. 11 | pp. 79–82 | Private | Sale and Photos; | Temperate | ||||||||||
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Noreen's Garden | Anstey Street, Longford | Tas | RGA No. 14 | pp. 105–110 | Private | Noreen Dennis | Roses, arches | ||||||||||
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Panshanger | 366 Panshanger Road, Longford | Tas | RAG No. 3 ACWG No. 19. | pp. 56–69 pp. 150–157 | private | Panshanger Estate – Discover Tasmania;
Panshanger Estate Accommodation – - Blooming Tasmania; Panshanger Estate Gardens – - Blooming Tasmania (Blooming Tasmania links are very slow) |
1835 | Park, borders | |||||||||
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Red Hill Farm | Deloraine | Tas | PGA No. 30 | pp. 167–173 | Private | Sale and photos; | 1845 | ||||||||||
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Red Hills House and Garden, listed as Red Hill Farm | 615 Mole Creek Road, Red Hillsnear Deloraine | TAS | ACWG No. 21 RGA No. 13 | pp. 166–171 pp. 89–92 | Private | Sale and Photos; | 1951 | Temperate | |||||||||
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Richmond Hill | Richmond | Tas | RGA No. 21 | pp. 144–148 | Private | Pam Hutchins; David Austin Roses; | Roses, David Austin | ||||||||||
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Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens | Queens Domain, Hobart | Tas | ABGG No. 1 | pp. 23–30 | Public | Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens;
Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – Discover Tasmania; Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – Wikipedia; |
Temperate | ||||||||||
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Symmons Plains Estate | 15046 Midland Highway Perth 7300 | Tas | RGA No. 26 | pp. 166–167 | Private | Youl family seat; Not owned by J.K.Rowling;
Youl family – Wikipedia; Youl Family history; Symmons Plains on the market – The Examiner; |
Roses, hybrid teas | ||||||||||
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Valleyfield | Valleyfield Road, Epping Forest, near Campbell Town | Tas | RGA # 22. ACWG No. 17. | pp. 149–155 | Private | Jenny Skerritt Taylor;
on Macquarie River, near Campbell Town. White rose garden; "The centre of Van Diemen's Land's fine wool industry" Note: Original house destroyed in the past. |
Roses, space | ||||||||||
Open for public tour | Winton | Campbell Town | Tas | ACWG No. 18 | pp. 144–149 | Private | Book Title: Winton, Campbell Town;
Campbell Town – The Interactive Tour of Tasmania Winton estate has well-preserved buildings and attractive gardens that are open for public tour, with highlights including the woolshed and original blacksmiths shop with bellows and forge. |
Attractive gardens | ||||||||||
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Woolmers | 658 Woolmers Lane, Longford | Tas | GGA No. 2 | pp. 58–61 | Public | Woolmers Estate – Tasmanian National Heritage; Woolmers Estate;
Rose Garden — Woolmers Estate; National Rose Garden at Woolmers – Discover Tasmania; YouTube:Rose festival at Woolmers Estate Longford Tasmania. |
Victorian style | ||||||||||
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Wychwood | 80 Den Road, Mole Creek 7304 | Tas | RAG No. 16 | pp. 240–255 | Public | Wychwood Garden & Nursery;
Wychwood Garden and Nursery – Facebook; Tasmania's Wychwood garden; Wychwood: one of the world's most magical gardens; Youtube: Wychwood garden Autumn |
1991 | Magical! | |||||||||
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Heritage and renowned gardens in Victoria
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Ardgartan | Branxholme, Western Districts | VIC | GIT[5] No. 10. ACWG[8] No. 12. | pp. 46–49 pp. 100–105 | Private | Homelife – Western Victoria|Western Victorian garden by iconic Australian designer; (photo essay)
Western District Historic Gardens Open Day; |
1935 | Edna Walling |
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Bagnols | 525 Tucks Road, Shoreham Mornington Peninsula | VIC | RAG[12] No. 9 | pp. 142–157 | Private | Bagnols, Shoreham | Paul Bangay formal garden | |
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Beleura | Mornington | VIC | GGA[2] No. 6 | pp. 74–77 | Private | Beleura House and Garden in Mornington | 1863 | |
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Bellarine | Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria | VIC | ACGM[6] | pp. 108–121 | Private | For Jocelyn Mitchell and husband (former owners of Mawallok);
Designed by Fiona Brockhoff; Bellarine Peninsula Garden Tour; |
Coastal | |
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Benalla Botanical Gardens | Bridge Street, Benalla, 3672 | VIC | PGA[11] No. 12 | pp. 70–73 | Private | Benalla Botanical Gardens – Wikipedia;
The Benalla Botanical Gardens; Garden Guide web – Benalla; |
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Bickleigh Vale | Bickleigh Vale Road, Mooroolbark VIC 3138 | VIC | GIT[5] No. 1 | pp. 6–15 | Private | Edna Walling's Bickleigh Vale;
Bickleigh Vale Village; Heritage Listed Bickleigh Vale Buildings; Gardening Australia – Fact Sheet: Bickleigh Vale – ABC; e-Heritage; National Heritage; |
1921 | Edna Walling, Cottage Garden |
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Bindara Farm and Nursery | Gooch's Lane, Kyneton | VIC | RGA[10] No. 7 | pp. 53–61 | Private | Peter Lloyd; Kyneton – margaretgriffin; | Roses, granite boulders | |
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Bolobek | 370 Mt Macedon Road Macedon VIC 3440 | VIC | PGA[11] No. 16. GGA[2] No. 32. RGA[10] No. 34. | pp. 90–95 pp. 190–191 pp. 196–202 | Private |
Federation House – Edwardian Heritage Gardens; Bolobek Gardens; Joan Law-Smith; Bolobek Website; Fact Sheet: 'Bolobek' – ABC; The property known as Bolobek – VHD Bolobek House And Garden; 'Bolobek' – ABC; Bolobek Garden – Aust. Heritage; Hugh and Brigid Robertson; 'The Garden Within' book by Joan Law-Smith |
Roses, soul | |
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Bontharambo Homestead | 387 Boohaman Road Wangaratta | VIC | USACG[3] | pp. 13–20 | Private | Nicholas Chevalier, artist (1828–1902);
Bontharambo Wangaratta eHeritage; Bontharambo Homestead VHD; |
1858 | |
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Boortkoi Garden | Hexham, Chatsworth Road, Hexham, VIC | VIC | GIT[5] | pp. 66–71 | Private | A Timeless Garden;
Boortkoi Hexham – Evolving Gardens; National Heritage Register; [PDF]Boortkoi – Victorian Heritage Database |
1937 | Edna Walling |
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Burnham Beeches House, Restaurant and Garden | 1 Sherbrooke Road, Sherbrooke, Dandenong Ranges | VIC | ABGG[1] #14 | pp. 93–98 | Private | Burnham Beeches, Sherbooke website; Burnham Beeches, Sherbooke - Wikipedia; | 1929 | Temperate |
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By a Billabong | Dandenong Ranges: 1 Holden Rd, Olinda VIC 3788 | VIC | ACG[4] No. 19 | pp. 130–135 | Private | Phillip Johnson, Landscape Designer;
Phillip Johnson Landscapes; Phillip Johnson Landscapes – Facebook; Phillip Johnson Landscapes; |
Waterscape, native garden | |
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Carnegie Garden | 4 Grant Avenue, Toorak VIC | VIC | GIT[5] No. 16 | pp. 72–75 | Private | For Mr Douglas and Mrs Margaret Carnegie (1910–2002);
The Carnegie family owned the property, Kildrummie; From c1958, 4 Grant Avenue was the home of Baillieu Myer. |
1937 | Edna Walling |
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Claremont House and Garden | 143 Noble Street, Newtown, Geelong | VIC | RGA[10] No. 25 | pp. 161–166 | Private | Home of the Gray family, National Trust Classified;
State Library Vic: Historical photos of Clarement garden; Brief History at Ancestry.com; Claremont – Victorian Heritage Database; Alister ClarkAlister Clark Rose breeder: "Lorraine Lee"plantings; cf. Rad.Tce. Geelong's Great Houses; |
Roses, Hybrid Teas | |
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Cloudehill Nursery | 89 Olinda-Monbulk Rd, Olinda VIC 3788 (Dandenong Ranges) | VIC | RAG[12] No. 7 | pp. 116–127 | Public | Cloudehill Gardens; | 1895 | Garden nursery |
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Coniston | Cope-Williams Winery, 160 Glenfern Road, Romsey 3434 | VIC | RGA[10] No. 2 | pp. 17–26 | Private | Cope-Williams Winery. Archived 26 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine | Roses, English style | |
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Country Garden Taradale | 119 Phillips Rd, Taradale VIC 3447 | VIC | PGA[11] No. 2 | pp. 124–127 | Private | Taradale House Estate; | ||
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Cruden Farm | 60 Cranbourne Rd, Langwarrin VIC 3910 | VIC | PGA[11] No. 19, GGA[2] No. 25, PG[9] No. 11, GIT[5] No. 7, RGA[10] No. 12, ACWG[6] No. 11 | pp. 106–111, pp. 164–169, pp. 190–201, pp. 32–35, pp. 95–102, pp. 92–99 | Private | Elisabeth Murdoch; Former Home of Dame Elizabeth Murdoch (1909–2012);
Aust Heritage Register – Cruden Farm Garden; YouTube: Burke' Backyard, Cruden Farm; Cruden Farm; Cruden Farm – The Garden Clinic; |
1929 | Edna Walling, roses, picking garden |
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Cuming Garden | 161–163 Kooyong Road, Toorak VIC | VIC | GIT[5] No. 18 | pp. 78–81 | Private | For Mrs R.A. Cuming;
Cuming Garden – National Heritage Register; Cuming Garden – Victorian Heritage Database; Heritage – Cuming Garden Pond; |
1939 | Edna Walling |
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Dalvui | 4310 Mackinnons Bridge Road, Noorat | VIC | PGA[11] No. 23, GGA[2] No. 16 | pp. 128–135, pp. 126–129 | Private | Federation-House – Dalvui, Terang, Vic;
Dalvui House & Garden – VHD; Dalvui – a grand Guilfoyle garden; William Guilfoyle; |
1909 | William Guilfoyle, Roses |
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Delatite Station | 361 Delatite Road (also Lane), Mansfield | VIC | RAG[12] No. 11, PGA[11] No. 15, GGA[2] No. 4 | pp. 172–185, pp. 85–89, pp. 66–69 | Public | Delatite Station – Accommodation Mansfield; | 1902–1936 | Colour themes, Roses, Formal Rose Garden, Victorian & naturalistic |
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Dreamthorpe | Mt Macedon | VIC | PGA[11] | pp. 101–105 | Private | Mount Macedon Open Garden Weekends;
Homelife – Historic hill garden; Australian Open Garden Scheme – ABC; |
early 1900s | Cool climate |
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Dunedin | Main Road, Tyers | VIC | USACG[3] No. 10 | pp. 61–66 | Private | Jean Galbraith (1906–1999); This was the first wildflower sanctuary;
Tyers, Victoria – Wikipedia; Jean Galbraith – Wikipedia; A life in the garden – writing Jean Galbraith's story – ABC; Jean Galbraith and friends; |
1900s | Naturalistic |
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Durrol | Mt Macedon Road, Mount Macedon VIC | VIC | GIT[5] No. 6 | pp. 28–31 | Private | Durrol Garden – Victorian Heritage Database;
Durrol Garden – National Heritage Register; Photo and Photos of Durrol, house and garden, Mount Macedon; |
1928 | Edna Walling, sunken garden |
Eurambeen | 232 Eurambeen-Streatham Rd, Beaufort VIC 3373 | VIC | GIT[5] No. 13 | pp. 58–61 | Private | Eurambeen Historic Homestead and Gardens;
Eurambeen Historic Homestead and Gardens | MyOpenGarden; Eurambeen Historic Homestead and Gardens – Visit Victoria; Eurambeen Historic Homestead and Gardens Beaufort, VIC – Visit the Grampians; |
1937 | Edna Walling | |
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Forest Glade Gardens | 816 Mount Macedon Road, Mount Macedon | VIC | Web discovery | Mount Macedon Private Garden | Private | Mount Macecdon Private Gardens;
Forest Glade Panorama; |
Cool climate | |
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Freiberg Garden | 26 Yarravale Road, Kew, Vic 3101 | VIC | GIT[5] No. 24 | pp. 102–103 | Private | Freiberg House – Wikipedia;
Description • Key influences and design approach • Gallery • References; Freiberg House, 1960s Kew residence designed by Chancellor and Patrick; 26 Yarravale Road, Kew, Vic 3101 – Property Details; Set in the first entirely native garden planted by Edna Walling; From bold modernist visions, a future built on hope – Domain; |
1960 | Edna Walling, informal, native |
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(Secret Garden) | Garden of Bill and Grace Maxwell, Dandenong Ranges | VIC | ABGG[1] #12 | pp. 83–88 | Private | The Secret Gardens of the Dandenong Ranges;
Secret Gardens of the Dandenong Ranges Tour Dates; |
Temperate | |
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Garden of St Erth | 189 Simmons Reef Rd, Blackwood VIC 3458 | VIC | PGA[11] No. 20 | pp. 112–118 | Private | The Garden of St Erth – The Diggers Club;
Garden of St Erth – Burke's Backyard; The Diggers Club; |
Nursery | |
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Giverny | 69 Cherrys Lane, Toolangi VIC 3777 | VIC | ACG[4] No. 16 | pp. 114–117 | Private | Giverny Estate – Winery & Kiwi Fruit Wines, Yarra Valley;
Giverny Estate — Wineries in Toolangi, VIC, Australia; |
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Glenara | 1 Glenara Road, Bulla | VIC | RGA[10] No. 37 | p. 223 | Private | Alister Clark's garden/nursery; Ruth Rundle;
Classified by the National Trust; |
Roses, breeder | |
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Gulls Way | Gulls Way, Frankston South Victoria 3199 | VIC | GIT[5] No. 4 | pp. 22–23 | Private | Holiday home of Mrs H.R. Hamer, Garden Plan;
parent of Victorian Premier, Sir Rupert Hamer; |
1927 | Edna Walling, informal |
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Heide Museum of Modern Art | 7 Templestowe Rd, Bulleen VIC 3105 | VIC | USACG[3] No. 16, RGA[10] No. 13 | pp. 101–108, pp. 102–104 | Public | Sunday Reed, Art Museum;
Gardens & Sculpture Park – Heide Museum of Modern Art; Garden at Heide; Victorian Heritage Database; Heide II Kitchen Garden – Victorian Heritage Database; Heide Museum of Modern Art – Wikipedia; Modern Love: the Lives of John & Sunday Reed; |
1880s | Secret garden, roses, potager |
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Karwarra | 1190–1196 Mt Dandenong Tourist Road (behind Kalorama Memorial Reserve), Kalorama, VIC 3766 | VIC | ABGG[1] #18 | pp. 117–122 | Public | Karwarra Australian Native Botanic Garden; BGANZ member; Plant Trust; | 1965 | Temperate |
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Langulac | Penshurst, Minhamite, Moyne Shire VIC | VIC | ACWG[8] No. 14 | pp. 114–119 | Private | Listed by the National Trust of Victoria: VHD Listing;
Edward Twomey of Langulac – Penshurst; |
1855 | Google site; |
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Lavender Lane Garden | Seaside Cottage, 13 Fenton Crescent, near Lavender Lane, Frankston VIC | VIC | GIT[5] No. 19 | pp. 82–83 | Private | Edna Walling House and Garden design for Mrs Veda Timms;
National Trust listed house and garden; |
1942 | Edna Walling |
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Ledger Garden | Wooleen Garden, 18 Mitchell Street, Benalla VIC; 10 years after her garden plan for Yathong 11 Church Street, Benalla | VIC | GIT[5] No. 14 | pp. 62–35 | Private | Garden for Mr and Mrs Laurence Ledger, benefactors of the Benalla Art Gallery;
Wooleen Garden – Victorian Heritage Database; |
1937 | Edna Walling |
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Linden Cottage | 1383 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road, Mount Dandenong VIC 3767 | VIC | ABGG[1] #19 | pp. 123–126 | Private | Linden Cottage – Linden Gardens – Luxury B&B; | Temperate | |
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Little Milton | 26 Albany Road, Toorak, Vic 3142
(A small scale replica of the stately English manor Great Milton in Oxfordshire) |
VIC | GIT[5] No. 5 | pp. 24–27 | Private | LITTLE MILTON – Victorian Heritage;
26 Albany Road, Toorak, Vic 3142 – Property Details; Nothing little about Milton, or its neighbours; Little Milton – Victorian Heritage Database; |
1927 | Edna Walling |
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Marathon | 12 Marathon Dr, Mount Eliza, VIC | VIC | GGA[7] No. 17 | pp. 130–133 | Private | Marathon House & Garden – VHD;
Marathon – Victorian Heritage Database; Federation-House – Melbourne's Federation Heritage; |
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Marmanie | Mt Macedon | VIC | PGA[11] No. 17 | pp. 96–100 | Private | Mount Macedon – Wikipedia | ||
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Maryton Park | 36 Maryton Lane, Marysville VIC 3779 | VIC | ACG[4] No. 12 | pp. 85–91 | Private | Bushfire recovery;
Maryton Park B & B; Maryton Park Country Cottages (Marysville); Marysville Tourism | Maryton Park; Maryton Park – Lake Eildon; |
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Mawallok | 3802 Geelong Road, Stockyard Hill, near Beaufort | VIC | PGA[11] No. 21. GGA[7] No. 15 | pp. 119–123 pp. 122–125 | Private | Mawallok – Open Garden Details;
Mawallok Homestead & Garden – Victorian Heritage Database; Homelife – Grand Designs; |
1909 | William Guilfoyle |
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Mawarra | 7 Monash Ave, Olinda VIC 3788 | VIC | PGA[11] No. 14. GGA[7] No. 26. GIT[5] No. 9 (spelt as 'Marwarra') ABGG[1] | pp. 79–84 pp. 170–171 pp. 67–70 | Private | Mawarra Historic House – Sherbrooke;
Edna Walling Cottage and Mawarra Manor; MAWARRA – Victorian Heritage Database; National Heritage Registered; Edwardian Heritage Gardens; |
1932 | Edna Walling, Temperate |
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McKay Gardens | 120 Anderson Rd, Sunshine VIC 3020 | VIC | https://vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au/places/11984 | Public | HV McKay Memorial Gardens - Victorian Heritage Database | 1909 | Industrial Garden, Edwardian | |
Mica Grange | 373 Faraday/Sutton Grange Rd Sutton Grange Vic 3448 | VIC | ACG[4] No. 14 | pp. 98–105 | Private | Bede and Mary Gibson;
Mica Grange – A picturesque 40 hectare property; Latest News – Mica Grange; "Mica Grange" – One of Australia's finest gardens in Sutton Grange, VIC; Mica Grange Sculpture Garden: Mt. Alexander – Castlemaine Art; |
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Musk Cottage | 371 Musk Creek Road, Flinders 3929 | VIC | ACGM[6] #11 | pp. 166–181 | Private | Eckersley Flinders – Garden DesignFest 2016;
Musk Cottage – Open Garden Details – Open Gardens Victoria; Open Garden Victoria Launch at Musk Cottage – Mornington Tourism; Musk Cottage – GardenDrum; Project: Musk Cottage, Flinders – Eckersley Garden Architecture; NOT Stuart Rattle's Musk Farm; |
Coastal | |
Created by Stuart Rattle, interior designer. | Musk Farm | School Road, Daylesford VIC | VIC | RAG[12] No. 13 | pp. 198–215 | Private | Musk Farm sale; School's out at Musk Farm; Gardening Australia – Fact Sheet: Musk Farm – ABC;
NOT Musk Cottage; |
1998 | Formal Victorian |
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Nareen | Coleraine, Victoria | VIC | RGA[10] | p. 156 | Private | Former home of Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, and wife Tamie Fraser, patron of Open Gardens (Victoria). | Roses, space | |
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Naringal | Lismore Road, Cape Clear VIC | VIC | GIT[5] No. 22. ACWG[8] No. 13. | pp. 92–95 pp. 106–113 | Private | Rowe family;
Naringal Homestead – Luxury Farm, a Cape Clear Farmstay – Stayz; Cape Clear – Victorian Places; Naringal Private Cemetery – Victorian Heritage Database; |
1951 | Edna Walling |
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Pallant's Hill, now George Tindale Memorial Garden | 33 Sherbrooke Road Sherbrooke, Yarra Ranges Shire | VIC | ABGG[1] No. 2 | pp. 31–34 | Private | George Tindale Memorial Gardens. Archived 5 March 2017 at the Wayback Machine | 1950s | Temperate |
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Pirianda Gardens | Hacketts Rd, Olinda VIC 3788 | VIC | GGA[7] No. 30. ABGG[1] No. 4. | pp. 184–187 pp. 39–42 | Public |
Parks Victoria – Pirianda Gardens; Pirianda Garden in the Dandenongs; |
Woodland, terraced | |
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Rippon Lea | 192 Hotham St, Elsternwick VIC 3185 | VIC | GGA[7] No. 8. ABGG[1] No. 20. | pp. 80–85 pp. 457–136 | Public | Rippon Lea – National Trust; | 1868 | Temperate |
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Royal Melbourne Botanic Gardens | Birdwood Avenue, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria | VIC | ABGG[1] #16 | pp. 103–108 | Public | Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria; | 1846 | Temperate, William Guilfoyle |
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World heritage-listed garden | Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens | 9 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053 | VIC | Web | Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens | Royal Exhibition Building – Museums Victoria
Carlton Gardens: Royal Exhibition Building – Museums Victoria The Carlton Gardens are in two parts What's On: Royal Exhibition Building – Museums Victoria |
1880, 1888 | Victorian | |
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Seaton Vale | 419 Gobur Rd Yarck, VIC | VIC | PGA[11] No. 13 | pp. 74–78 | Private | Seaton Vale Pastoral Co | ||
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Silver Birches | Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn | VIC | GIT[5] No. 12 | pp. 54–57 | Private | for Mr Douglas George of "George's Store" | 1936 | Edna Walling |
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Stewart Garden | 6 Kenly Court, Toorak | VIC | GIT[5] No. 25 | pp. 104–107 | Private | 20th century The best suburb... – City of Stonnington; | 1963 | Edna Walling |
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Stoneacres Farm | 330 Scotchmans Road, Drysdale, Bellarine Peninsular, near Geelong | VIC | RGA[10] No. 27 | pp. 169–176 | Private | Stoneacres Farm is a large orchard/rose garden/nursery which is situated on elevated ground offering fine views over the bay. There is a rose walk; | Roses, seaside | |
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The Bush Garden | Eltham | VIC | PGA[11] No. 25 | pp. 141–144 | Private | The Ford Garden, Eltham;
Gordon Ford with Gwen Ford, The Natural Australian Garden, Blooming Books, 1999; Gardening Australia – Fact Sheet: Gordon Ford – ABC; A.B.G Australian Bush Gardens; |
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The Castlemaine Gardens | Castlemaine | VIC | PGA[11] No. 26 | pp. 145–151 | Public | Castlemaine & District Festival of Gardens;
Buda Historic Home & Garden; Castlemaine Botanical Gardens; |
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The Grimwade Garden | 'Miegunyah', 641 Orrong Road, Toorak | VIC | GIT[5] No. 3 | pp. 18–21 | Private | Lecture: Toorak Mansions;
National Heritage Registered; |
1926 | Formal |
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Thulu | 49 Duffy Street, Portsea | VIC | ACGM[6] #17 | pp. 254–269 | Private | Contemporary coastal garden complementing striking modern house.
Structural elements are softened by clipped native shrubs, grasses and succulents. |
Coastal | |
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Victoria State Rose Garden | Main Drive, Werribee South VIC 3030 | VIC | Web | [2]. Archived 2 October 2015 at the Wayback Machine | Public | Winner of the prestigious World Federation of Rose Societies Award for Garden Excellence;
Home Victoria State Rose Garden, Werribee Park State Rose Garden – Walking Maps[permanent dead link] Victoria State Rose Garden – Facebook |
1976 | Roses |
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Wairere Homestead Restoration | 1 Fielding Lane, Piries, near Mansfield, VIC 3723 | VIC | GIT[5] No. 26 | pp. 108–111 | Private | Lifestyle property Wairere Homestead at Mansfield/Piries; | 1925 | Edna Walling |
Heritage gardens in Western Australia
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Bishop's House | 90 Mounts Bay Rd, Perth WA 6000 | WA | PG[11] No. 37 | pp. 208–214 | Private | Bishops House – Lamont's Winery and Food;
Bishop's House :: Heritage Perth; Bishops See Gardens | Open House Perth |
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Government House | St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000 | WA | GGA[2] No. 7, ABGG[1] No. 27 | pp. 78–79 pp. 163–166 | Private | Government House – Home;
Government House, Perth; Government House – Heritage Perth; [www.govhouse.wa.gov.au/the-house/the-gardens.html Government House – The Gardens] |
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Kings Park and Narrows Interchange | Kings Park, Western Australia | WA | ABGG[1] | pp. 137–122 | Public | Kings Park, Western Australia;
Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority – Kings Park; Kings Park – Places to Visit – Experience Perth; |
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Strawberry Hill Farm | 174 Middleton Rd, Mount Clarence WA 6330 | WA | ABGG[1] No. 25 | pp. 155–156 | Public | Old Farm, Strawberry Hill – National Trust. Archived 26 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine | Dry climate | |||||||||||
One of Australia's best gardens[citation needed] | Tipperary Church B&B | 2092 Northam Rd, York, WA 6302 | WA | PG[9] No. 35 | pp. 196–201 | Private | One of Australia's best gardens:Tipperary Church – Burke's Backyard;
Tipperary Farm built c1836; The Lodgings B&B; |
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University of WA | 35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley WA 6009 | WA | ABGG[1] No. 32 | pp. 183–186 | Public | Design development
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[edit]References
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[edit]- ^ "Hundreds of homes listed to be taken off state's heritage register - realestate.com.au". www.realestate.com.au. Retrieved 29 January 2024.