Upcoming local garden events
Spring = garden events galore!
So many great events coming up – lots of open gardens, workshops and more!
Corryong Garden Getabout
weekend 12-13 November, 10am to 5pm
More than 10 gardens open, of all sorts! A pass for all gardens is $15/person. Or visit single gardens for $5/person. School children free. Coaches welcome. Passes are available from Corryong Neighbourhood Centre, Corryong Visitor Information Centre & some gardens.
Seed savers member Cathy Ross mentioned this event at our last gathering. She also noted: “Last year they organised a progressive dinner which visited 3 of the gardens at night. I am not sure if this is being planned again for this year but will let you know any details that I can find.
If anyone is planning to stay for dinner / overnight (there are more gardens open than can realistically be visited in one day) then I am happy to help either suggest commercial accommodation to suit or have some spare beds / camping space at my house.” — If you’d like to take Cathy up on her offer, contact Seed Savers and we’ll put you in touch.
For more information see corryongnc.org/garden-getabout.html
Open Gardens around Beechworth
Gardens open around Beechworth
October 29/30/31st, 10am – 4pm
Two regional gardens are open as part of Open Gardens Victoria over Cup weekend. Teas and produce will be available each day.
Stanley – Stephen Routledge and Jenny Indian, 28 Pioneer Rd., Stanley, near Beechworth.
Baarmutha – Jamie Kronberg and Peter Kenyon, Weir Lane, Baarmutha, near Beechworth.
Details: ecoportal.net.au/event/open-gardens-stanley-beechworth
Patch to Patch – Beechworth
Patch to Patch in Beechworth
Sat 12 November 9am – 3pm
Burrumbuttock Flower Show and Open Gardens
Burrumbuttock open gardens and much more …
Sun 23 October 9:30am to 4pm
Three open gardens plus flower, craft, cooking, & photography show. Gardens within 12 km of Burrumbuttock (32km from Albury).
The properties have been in family hands for 3 generations and have modern features plus retaining some of the original buildings. The gardens include a country garden on a grand scale divided into colour themed sections. A 1930’s garden blended with a modern garden and a cottage garden surrounded with natives to protect the squirrel glider habitat on the property.Cost: $15 for entry to gardens and flower show. Or $5.00 per venue.
Details: ecoportal.net.au/event/burrumbuttock-flower-show-and-open-gardens
Seed Savers on Excursion
RAD = Real and Delicious
Sat 5 November 11am – 2pm
A reminder that our final gathering for the year is a garden visit. We’re heading to RAD Growers, Erin O’Callaghan’s market garden and egg enterprise at Bungowannah. Tap into Erin’s passion for growing ‘real and delicious’ food and the challenges of creating a local, diverse market garden enterprise.
More details to come, but please ensure you have this date in your diary!
Murray Arts – Go Wild in the Garden
Go Wild in the Garden workshops
various locations, October and November
Six workshops across the region. Free. Limited places, booking required.
Details: murrayarts.org.au/index.php/go-wild-in-the-garden
Rotary Open Gardens weekend (Albury/Wodonga)
weekend 12-13 November, 9:30am to 4pm
The Rotary Club of Albury Hume have also flagged they will host open gardens on this weekend. Details to come, but if interested you might like to keep an eye on their event page on facebook: facebook.com/events/1104909749546061.
For more local event listings, see Ecoportal.net.au.We welcome your suggestions for future inclusions in this roundup – feel free to contact us with the details or leave a comment below.
Seed Savers Albury-Wodonga 