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| Last open November 2017 | Check later for future dates |
No children under 12 years. Water Caution.
Children 12 - 16 years old are admitted Free but MUST stay with the adults they are with at all times.
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Warning: Water in the garden, Uneven surfaces, Trip hazards, Not Suitable for children, Not accessible for wheel chairs or prams |
Note: Street Parking
| Summer avg. Max: | 25°C | Winter avg. Min: | 3°C | |
| Avg Frost Days: | 43 | |||
| Annual Rainfall avg: | 1269mm. | Summer avg. | 402mm. | |
| No. of rainy days: | 53 | Winter avg. | 216mm. | |
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We purchased 'Foggy Dew' 8 years ago as we fell in love with the old 1920's Arts & crafts cottage & neglected garden. It had many of the big trees for the shade that we needed for our perennial collection that were sitting in pots just 'Waiting' de ...
Walk down the winding path through the sunny perennial garden which leads to a woodland area with rare South African Haemanthus & Scadoxus. Also present are some of the many Terrestrial Orchids imported for our collection over the past few years.
Sit by the pond full of water iris, pond lilies & happy fish, listen to the frogs & watch the dragon flies hovering.
Beautiful Eremurus also known as Foxtail Lilies grow here happily with Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster' & variegated Euphorbia. Followed later by Papaver orientalis, Penstemons & Rudbeckia's.
We are now accepting garden club bookings for guided tours for 2017/2018. To arrange a tour please contact us via our email
saleslynnsrareplants.com.au or Ph. (02) 4784 3101
We have imported many of these orchids over the last 16 years from all over the world & as soon as they are out of quarantine we plant them directly into out well drained, open garden soil in the woodland. We have many different ones & they will be in flower from October through November for the Spring open garden.
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