Gardens and Nature Gallery
This property has evolved over the course of 30 years, but started with careful planning and design by David Elton (Ecologist and Landscape Architect), and followed up with Conny's love and passion for organic gardening!
"Flowers feed the soul!" - Conny
Every season in Tasmania has its own charm!
Spring is absolutely breathtaking, starting in August with the wattles in flower, and then followed by the many rhododendrons and bulbs.
Summer's vary, they can be dry but anything is possible. Even in the dryness, although the gardens may not be at their best, the creek becomes the most alluring place on the hot sunny summer days.
Autumn is the most magical time with the changing colours of the trees and the warm days and cool mornings.
Winter is the time when the earth seems to slow down, and farm becomes a little more relaxed. Warm fires, cozy blankets and a great book, winter is a great time to relax, grab a jumper and enjoy the fresh, crisp air.
 Rhododendrons Everywhere!Yes, we have them in all colours. A magnificent display of flowers from August to November. |  The Best Place On A Hot Summers DayThis is Judd's creek, To have a creek like this is magic! Clean water all year round and filled with trout! You see a platypus, If you are patient and very quiet. |  Autum, the best time of year!We have some very rare connifer species on our farm! Some of them you would find in the botanical garden, |
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 Down The Secret Garden PathThis is our little Magnolia tree, but we also have a big one " Magnolia Grandiflora" |  The Cutest Toilet On The BlockBuilt by Marley |  It's nearly winter!Conny at work in her flower-garden. |
 Spring has arrived!The bulbs are flowering. |  Autumn GloryI love japanese Maples and their vibrant colour! |  A Sunny Winters Day |
 Our Lilac At It's Best!You should smell it! It is divine! |  Our Stunning Lilac Tree |  My grandson on an evening adventure!Look at the sky! "Sunset" |
 Japanese Maple |  " take time to smell the roses" |  Tranquility and Peace By The CreekWhat could be more romantic, than sitting by the creek......and let the world go by. |