A spring day of garden treasures at Broughton Hall

The Muskers of Broughton Hall warmly invite gardening and plant enthusiasts to the Gippsland Rare and Unusual Plant Spring Fair, taking place on Saturday, October 10, from 9am to 4pm.
Set against the stunning backdrop of The Gardens at Broughton Hall, located at 125 Palmer Road, Jindivick, the event offers a vibrant celebration of horticultural diversity for an entry fee of $25.
Visitors can expect a curated selection of stallholders showcasing rare, exotic, and hard-to-find plants, sculptures, garden tools and accessories.
Beyond the plant stalls, the fair offers food, coffee and wine, with a range of catering options and creating a well-rounded and enjoyable experience for all ages.
A highlight of the day is the opportunity to explore the magnificent Gardens at Broughton Hall.
Known for their refined design and tranquil atmosphere, the gardens provide a perfect setting for a reflective stroll amid seasonal blooms and elegant landscaping.
Guided garden tours during the day with talks by Craig Castree, Ben Brooker and Paul Day, live music and so much more.
An amazing day out, and you can book your ticket by scanning the QR code in the advert and save.
The Muskers and their team look forward to welcoming guests to a day where the passion for gardening meets the magic of spring in a truly unforgettable setting.
If you can't make it to the fair, don't worry they also run a charming little shop called The Bold Garden Nursery between the pub and the Neerim South Hardware.
It's a small, eclectic nursery offering trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs, rare and unusual, native and exotic. Open 7 days a week during hardware hours.