Science Things To Do in Victoria

Dig In provides opportunities for social interaction and healthy recreation, through the shared enjoyment of gardening. Local people of different ages, backgrounds and abilities can increase th...read more

We are a small organic community garden in Northcote, Melbourne, and we have 15 plots and about 20 or so members. Working Bees: Our Working Bees are usually held on the FIRST SUNDAY of the mo...read more

Well mum well baby is an education program (workshops and private consultations) run by Dr Melanie Strang – Doctor and Telephone Counsellor with the Post and Antenatal Depression Association (PANDA...read more

Boroondara (Kew) Cemetery was designed along the lines of an Italianate Garden. That legacy can still be seen in the many wonderful specimens that still exist. This walk will highlight th...read more

I am able to offer the convenient service of coming to your home to discuss your needs. I make a time that suites you and discuss in detail what you are trying to create. This visit is free of char...read more

Stephen Ryan rarely opens his extraordinary garden in winter so this is a wonderful opportunity to see the bones of the garden with its textures, structural foliage, deciduous plant framework and w...read more

Rare and beautiful Australian plants create year-round interest and a carpet of spring colour in this elegant garden. Many Western Australian species thrive in the sandy soil, including unusual ban...read more

Romantic cottage-style garden beneath a framework of mature walnut trees. Camellias and azaleas shelter shade-loving hellebores, cyclamen, clivias and hoop petticoat daffodils. Meandering brick pat...read more

Starting at the nature strip, this Australian native garden uses effective mass plantings to showcase texture, colour and seasonal flowers. Diverse plant species, bog gardens, waterways, fernery, v...read more

An English-style terraced garden of ornamental shrubs, trees, hedges and a choice collection of alpines and woodlanders. Drifts of hellebores, galanthus, crocus, eranthis and cyclamens beneath the ...read more