Yarrabee
Saturday 17 September, 2022 to
Sunday 18 September, 2022
10.00am to 4.30pm
Entry: $10 Adults/$6 Students/Under 18 free
- Tickets can be booked and pre-paid online via TryBooking. You can also pay on the day.
- Sustainable practices are important to OGV, therefore where possible please either print your own garden notes or save them for viewing on your mobile device.
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Garden Notes
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Yarrabee is an Aboriginal word meaning ‘place of many gums’. It is a sprawling garden with winding paths covering five acres with stunning examples of mass plantings of native and exotic species.
The quirky designs of the beds and creative use of recycled materials provide vibrant colour and interest in this lovingly cultivated garden.
The owners have developed the garden over 30 years from flood prone farmland, building ponds, bridges and a large dam all connected with accessible paths and numerous seating options.
The garden provides excellent examples of sustainable plantings in the driest areas, which have been carefully selected to suit the dry and windy climate of the area.
We also boast a garden sculpture - including examples of local artist, Helen Hammond’s Limestone work.
You can find more about this garden via Facebook - Yarrabee Native Garden.
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