These are the gardens that we have secured for you for this year's Festival...2022!
Some that will be familiar and that you will want to revisit as things have developed; some that are brand new to the Festival....always a treat!
The Braes Heritage Garden Estate is adjacent to the Blue Mountains World Heritage National Park and lies between an urban environment and a semi-rural one, with views to the Southern Highlands. Its original land grants were allocated in 1882.
On Sunday, 2nd October the Katoomba Jazz Quartet will perform.
Please allow at least 45 minutes to view this extensive garden.
Karoola is at the entrance to The Leura Peace Park and the Lone Pine Memorial Gates. It is a modern house designed to sit harmoniously within its gardens in a secluded gully with a creek running through to the adjacent Blue Mountains World Heritage National Park.
11am Monday, 3rd October the Heathens Choir of Blackheath will perform.
This garden celebrates the climate of the Upper Blue Mountains with its four distinct seasons. We were lucky 11 years ago to take custody of an established garden which had plenty of time, money and effort put into it over the previous decades. We had our own views, of course, about what we wanted in our garden, and took the bones of the Knox garden to pare back and reshape.
On Saturday, 1st October Wombat's Crossing Trio will perform in the gazebo.
Much like the resort itself, the Fairmont Resort gardens have seen significant rejuvenation over the past few years. The expansive garden area features many quiet sanctuaries accentuated by the three magnificent lakes.
All of Our GardensEwanrigg is a garden that encourages visitors to amble and explore its intricate network of pathways and steps while admiring the foresight and talent of its creator and those who have nurtured it since.
Everglades is the largest and most famous garden designed by Paul Sorensen, Australia's "Master Gardener".
