Red Gums
22-30 Drakes Road, Drysdale 3222
Saturday 12 May, 2018 to
Sunday 13 May, 2018
10.00am - 4.30pm
Entry price $8 (U18 free). Students $5 .
Red Gums is an inspiring six acre garden designed by renowned landscape architect Sam Cox to complement the large stand of remnant Red Gums that sit amongst 3 billabongs in the front garden. This is one of the largest stands of remnant Red Gums in the area. The garden is a fully Australian native garden.
Planting areas were created to ‘impersonate’ nature, with soft curving lines and generous sized garden beds filled with an abundance of different species of acacias, banksias, grevilleas, leptospermums and eucalypts.
Visitors are encouraged to meander amongst the beds and weave their way through casuarinas, correas and poas.
The garden is a harmonious array of texture, colour and structure. Other feature plants include an old Moreton Bay Fig and orchard area, as well as an underground cellar.
Sam Cox will talk about the garden at 11.00 a.m. on Saturday
Click here for current Plant List.
Garden notes are written by the garden owners to describe their garden. Download and print to bring when you visit the garden.
Garden Notes