Set across 33 acres, they have been growing a cool-climate garden since opening in 2013. The highlands are recognised for their seasonal interest. With a mix of native and garden exotic areas, there's something to enjoy in every season.
They are proud to showcase four nationally recognised plant collections, officially recorded in the National Plant Collections Register. These include 23 varieties of Betula (Birch) in the Birch Grove. 21 types of Buxus (Boxwood), as well as collections of Dwarf Cornus (Dogwood) and Narcissus (Tony Davis Daffodils).
They are re-establishing the endangered ecological community that would have originally been on this site, the southern highlands shale woodland.
Take in the fresh air and open spaces, and enjoy something special in every season - from vibrant blooms in spring and summer, to the rich colours of autumn and striking bark textures and winter flowers in the cooler months.
Take in a number of sculptures, including Leaping Frog by John Olsen. Spot some local wildlife, a haven for blue fairy wrens, Eastern spinebills and thornbills, lizards, snakes, right down to blue banded native bees.
The gardens, are not-for-profit community funded and operated.
