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Traditional, large gardens, small town gardens and many other styles of gardens are open during the Festival in October and November 2010 which is being prepared now. |
| Historic Balingup garden open for the Festival in November 2009. | Enquiries: (08) 9764 1111. |
| For a short summary of the gardens to be open for spring 2010 click here. |
| Gardens for spring: here is a sample of the gardens now being signed up. | |
Wombledoone, Nannup. A meandering path under a galloping Buddleia salvifolia. |
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| More to follow | |
Gardens are being signed up now for the Prelude and the Main Festival in the inland South West!
Click here for a form.
As a sample of a previous programme see below:
Online version of recent Autumn Delights programme for 2010.
| Description: Low resolution version | Section of Programme | Size: Click to download |
| Full programme | Pages 1 to 16 | 1.1 Mb |
| Some gardens in the area - especially those with a good water supply may be open most of the time or seasonally. They are generally to be found in the vicinity of the towns of Balingup, Bridgetown, Manjimup and Nannup in the SW of Western Australia. Call (08) 9761 1740 or Email: mail (at) countrygardens.com.au. Replace (at) with @ and remove spaces. |
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Montaza - 30 Opens on an occasional basis from autumn 2010. A garden in transition, with the hillside now part of the property. Heritage roses, a home orchard, deciduous trees, range of wild life with blue wrens, fire-tail finches and many other birds. Quendas are now appearing plus possoms. The garden has undergone changes to make it firewise but no less attractive. |
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