The visitor’s first experience is the street scape of large trees and the broad front bed of native shrubs and
groundcovers on a dry creek line on this large corner block. Visitors may inspect an enclosed Japanese style formal garden at the front of the 1930s house which was renovated around 1970.
Circling the house, visitors will discover a very large wisteria, planted in 1970s covering an entertainment area and large water features. The contrasting back garden is a large central grassed area, with shrubs and trees providing privacy and shade on the margins. Features here include a huge Chinese elm, Ulmus parvifolia, a large Olive tree, mixed shrub/groundcover beds, production beds, water tanks and composting area.

My Therapy Garden Notes

Supported charity:  Australian Conservation Foundation