2023 Maryborough Open Gardens

The Maryborough Open Gardens 2023 (Queensland) will be held over the weekend of 26 and 27 August 2023.

Town Gardens will be open on Saturday 26 August from 9.00 am to 4.00pm. 

Country Gardens will be open on Sunday 27 August from 9.00am to 4.00pm.

The Maryborough Open Gardens do not charge an entry fee.  

Please note that dogs are unable to be taken into the gardens, excepting for assistance dogs as prescribed by legislation. We thank you for your understanding.

2023 Maryborough Open Gardens Brochure

EXPLORE THE TOWN GARDENS – OPEN 26 AUGUST 2023

Baddow House, 366 Queen Street Maryborough open 26 Aug

We are very privileged to have historic Baddow House as part of the 2023 Maryborough Open Gardens with parts of the house open to the public as well as the gardens. Built in 1883 Baddow House is a Maryborough Landmark.

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Mary’s Garden, The Story Bank Maryborough – open 26 Aug

Mary’s Garden at The Story Bank is a place where you can let your imagination run free. Explore the pocket park and search for hidden treasures to see how many different types of herbs, flowers or creatures you can find.

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Stirling, 14 North Street, Maryboroughopen 26 Aug

Your visit is a celebration to the grounds and gardens that were initially established over 140 years ago. Evolving over time, enhancements and plantings provide enchantment and grace – a stunning and befitting landscape for the imposing and magnificent house – Stirling.

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3 Frangipani Close (Tinana), Maryboroughopen 26 Aug

This garden is 3 years old with the owners introducing a diverse and interesting variety of shrubs and plants. The garden has been split into small garden rooms featuring bonsais, desert roses, cacti, succulents, ferns and roses. Greenhouses, a wall feature and creative pottery and artwork will delight visitors.

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Lupton Park Community Gardens, 45 Aberdeen Avenue, Maryborough – open 26 Aug

This community garden is a unique place, in RW Lupton Park. Since it was established in 2014 from a bare block of land, members have strived to make Lupton Park Community Gardens an innovative and unique place to grow organic food, share ideas amongst themselves and with the community while establishing good friendships along the way.

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12 Poincianna Court (Tinana), Maryboroughopen 26 Aug

Colour and quirkiness abounds in this garden. A garden path bordered with brightly coloured and fragrant flowers is a delightful welcome for garden visitors. Follow the path to an exciting garden crammed with many forms of recycled and quirky garden art made by the garden owner.

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6 Katherine Street, Maryboroughopen 26 Aug

A whimsical garden full of colour and creativity. Although most of the garden is less than a year old, it already captures the beauty of nature in a vibrant and expressive way and attracts an abundance of butterflies, bees and bird life. This garden is full of joy and playful elements to make you smile. (Limited wheelchair access)

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The Hut Food Forest cnr Raglan & Banana Streets, Granville open 26 Aug

Maryborough Garden Club have designed and built a food forest, with recycled elements, compost, worm farms wicking beds and a community herb garden. A recycled clothes hoist frame sits majestically for the hanging garden and colour abounds throughout

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13 Arthur Street, Maryborough open 26 Aug

This private Rainforest Retreat has pathways and seating areas and lush views around the orchard and deck area. The owner is a keen permaculture gardener who loves to grow things from seed.  She has a composting system and she makes her own soil using her term -β€œearth lasagne”. (Limited wheelchair access)

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268 Albert Street, Maryborough open 26 Aug

This garden perfectly frames a Queenslander home and will delight visitors with the range of flowers and shrubbery that is very much a work in progress for this young garden.

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EXPLORE THE COUNTRY GARDENS – OPEN 27 AUGUST 2023

5-9 Diamantina Drive, Howard – open 27 Aug

Set on 2 acres this old garden has been resurrected. Since 2021 new garden beds have been created with donations of plants from family, friends and local garden club members.

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Yengarie Gallery & Garden 64 Louden Close, Yengarie – open 27 Aug

A lot has changed at Yengarie Gallery & Garden. Not the plantings as such, but with an exciting growth spurt, making it feel like you are walking through a young forest in areas. With an equivilent of ten town gardens creating very different ‘rooms’ and twenty places to park yourself and relax, there is always somewhere to sit ‘in the wind’ or ‘out of the wind’ in the garden for afternoon drinks. 

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230 Bidwill Road, Bidwill – open 27 Aug

This garden is always evolving and has undergone renovations as every mature garden does. Visitors will be treated to a delightful rainforest theme with fruit trees and vegetables. The garden has plenty of wildlife including a wide range of birds.

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Alpha 31 Art Gallery, 31 Alpha Plantation Road, South Tinana – open 27 Aug

Formal and structured Alpha31 is not. From gum trees to Buddha Bamboo, fruit trees to azaleas Alpha31 is an eclectic mix of trees, plants, bushes and fruit trees, wherever you turn.  Plants and trees, including a rare oak tree, enhance 2 acres and are offset by over 200 sculptures.

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43 Gumtree Drive, South Tinana – open 27 Aug

Originally established as a native garden, this garden has evolved to now have a wonderful mix of palms, bromeliads, cordylines, clumping bamboo plus rare and established cycads set amongst the well established native trees. 

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22 Matilda Way, South Tinana – open 27 Aug

The garden is informal, simple and rustic with a focus on Queensland plant species. The owners are establishing a habitat through plantings and garden spaces and structures to provide food and shelter for local wildlife including koalas, birds, lizards, bees, butterflies and a wide variety of beneficial insects.

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GARDEN SYMBOLS

🌿       Plant sales

β˜•       Refreshments

β™Ώ       Wheelchair Accessible (all or part of the garden)

🚻       Public Amenities

πŸ—£οΈ         Activities/Workshops

🚌       Bus parking

🦼         Mobility Scooter Access (all or part of the garden)

… A Garden …

A small plot of earth was chosen to claim, 
To create our garden was the ultimate aim.
Today we walk amongst its beauty and charm,
Our patch of heaven has grown to be shared. 
It's still in the working as most gardens are,
Come along and meet us - there is a garden in us all. 

Deborah and Trevor Lindenberg.