Tasmania's Largest Landscaped Native Garden is open! 7 days a week till the end of May!
Our usual Self Guided Tour of 22
acres of colourful landscaped native gardens, is still available ($12 entry, $10 concession). On arrival for the self guided tour you receive a personal introduction to the garden and a colourful map to guide you. Interpretation signs set the garden in its historical and social context. Poetry, sculpture and whimsy add to your enjoyment. Take tea on the terrace (for a small extra charge) and contemplate
tranquility.
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Inverawe Native Gardens is open seven days a week, 1 September
till the end of May. (Closed June, July, August) First entry 9.00 am, last entry 5.00 pm (Garden closes at 6pm)- see you in the garden sometime!
Wheelchairs: 200 metres of pathway on the top terrace, including the tea terrace, is wheelchair accessible. Enjoy some of the best views in Margate. There is a turning bay at each end of the path!
Inverawe is on the road to Bruny Island.
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Workshops
All our workshops are designed to help you create or enhance a garden, of any size, large or small, that is at peace with the environment and does what good are gardens have always done: lift the spirits. All our workshops are on Sunday of the dates below, start at 1.30pm, finish up around 4.00pm. We start with a "getting to know you chat" and then move around the Inverawe garden, discussing features and techniques as we go. Afternoon tea and printed notes are included. Your presenters, Bill and Margaret, created Inverawe from what was wasteland and each have decades of teaching experience. Each workshop costs just $30 per person. Bookings are essential (ph 6267 2020)
"Plan a Native Garden" covers simple soil analysis, site analysis, how to choose plants, basic landscaping and much more.
"Create a Bird Friendly Garden" shows you what you need to know to attract birds into your garden. Birds create colour, drama and sound and help out by fertilising some plants and munching through insect pests.
Dates:
Plan a Native Garden, Sunday 12 September, and repeated Sunday 10 October.
Create a Bird Friendly Garden, Sunday 26 September and repeated Sunday 17 October.
Last updated 28 November 2020
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