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Gardens are categorised by regional climate, as shown on this map.

 

 

See stories below that reflect people’s gardens today and their design approaches. You can search these stories by the bioregion or regional climate in which they exist.

Click on ‘Read more’, to see our archives which hold garden reports from 10 to 20 years ago.

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‘Terra Australis’ garden at National Arboretum

23 March 2024

Here is an update on the ‘Terra Australis’ garden at the National Arboretum in Canberra. The garden is progressing beautifully as of Novmber 2022. Background Six years ago, the Arboretum…

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John Elton’s garden: a floral extravaganza

10 March 2024

John Elton’s garden, Corymbia, in Kiama is a floral extravaganza. On two acres on the south coast of NSW just below Coolangatta Mountain, he has planted thousands of native plants.…

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The Wartook Gardens in the Grampians

9 March 2024

The Wartook Gardens are located in the Grampians. We have progressively developed the gardens over the last 50 years. Here is a short story about our garden design and planting.…

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My Southern Tablelands garden

9 March 2024

My Southern Tablelands garden follows the style of many country gardens. It has formal garden beds and lawns rather than bush plantings and winding paths. Here is my design philosophy…

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What is your regional climate?

9 March 2024

Before you start to design or redesign your garden, it’s good to identify your regional climate or bioregion. Each zone is different It is important to understand the constraints and…

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