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17 - 20 October 2014

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12 - 25 October 2014

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Griffith Festival of Gardens

Cnr Banna & Jondaryan Ave, GriffithOPEN 7 days 9am - 5pm

1800 681 141 [email protected]

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Griffith is the place to be in October this year with the Festival of Gardens and Citrus Sculptures being the major attractions.This year we have nine fabulous gardens opening that will provide an amazing experience for serious gardeners and novices alike. Some of our previous favourite gardens are opening again and some spectacular new gardens will also be on display. Expansive country gardens and compact town gardens displaying the owner’s passion and creativity will provide enjoyable visits in restful and colourful surroundings. The Citrus Sculptures will once again be sponsored by the Real Juice Company and will line the entrance to Griffith along Banna Avenue. In 2014 there will be more than 60 incredible sculptures, including a castle, gondola and kangaroo just to name a few. These sculptures are unique to Griffith and must be seen to be believed.Additional attractions this year include the Paella by the Sculptures on Friday 17 October and the Italian Table with special guest Tino Carnevale at Pioneer Park Museum on Saturday 18 October. Tino will be visiting many gardens during the festival, his enthusiasm and gardening expertise will ensure any garden visit will be a pleasant experience. These new attractions will provide opportunities for visitors to enjoy 2014 Griffith Festival of Gardens and its varied attractions……food, wine, galleries, museum, shopping and parks. Griffith is definitely the city to visit. Come join us!Pat Cox, Chair Festival of Gardens Committee.

Friday 17 - Monday 20Gardens open to the publicNine beautiful gardens, ranging from cottage-style to large country estates, are open to the public from 9:30am to 5pm. Catering (morning tea, lunch and/or afternoon tea) is offered at many of the gardens. See pages 6-10 for complete garden details. Cost: $6 garden entry (includes a ticket in the Lucky Draw). If you are travelling in a coach group bookings must be made through the Visitor Information Centre, call 1800 681 141. Coach groups can also be accommodated pre and post festival dates.

Events October 2014

Born and bred in Tasmania, I have a background in Horticulture and Landscape Design but my main interests are Edible Plants and a hands on approach to home gardening. As well as being a presenter on ABC’s Gardening Australia, I teach gardening skills to both adults and children and am a regular contributor to magazines and blogging website GardenDrum.My garden is fairly new and so far it’s been a lot of very enjoyable hard work. The front garden is nearly finished and the lawn and perennial border have just gone in. The chicken coop is built and filled with tenants and I have finished the potting shed. The fruit trees and berries are all planted and the vegie patch is in full swing. With that said there is still the pizza oven to build, a netting structure for the berries, a cubby house for my daughter Eden and a lot of digging still to do.

Keep an eye out for

Tino’s Tipsthroughout the

program!

Special Guest Tino Carnevale

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Garden Tours by BusFriday 17, Saturday 18, Sunday 19 & Monday 20The bus departs the Visitor Information Centre at 9am & returns at 4:30pm. The tour includes garden visits & lunch. Morning & Afternoon tea are available at your own expense. Friday: Gardens 3,4,5,9 Saturday: Gardens 1,2,6,7,8Sunday: Gardens 3,4,5,9Monday: Gardens 1,2,6,7,8 Cost: $55 | Time: 9am - 4:30pm Bookings essential: 1800 681 141

Paella by the SculpturesFriday 17Visitor Centre car park (Corner Jondaryan & Banna Ave)Join the Festival of Gardens and Real Juice Company Citrus Sculpture launch party. Live music and entertainment, Paella, meet ABC Gardening’s Tino Carnevale & admire the Sculptures. A family friendly event.Cost: Free Entry | Paella available $5 Time: 6pm - 10pm

Italian Table with Tino CarnevaleSaturday 18 Pioneer Park Museum, Remembrance Drive, GriffithJoin ABC Gardening’s Tino Carnevale at a long table event, sharing Italian food, local wine, stories & music.Time: 6pm - 10pm | Bookings essential: 1800 681 141

FoxRocks Dry Stone Wall & Stone Gabion Basket Workshop at McMahon Garden (Garden 4)Saturday 18 &/or Sunday 19 An intensive hands-on workshop learning the art and principles of Dry Stone Walling and Gabion Baskets with Wayne Fox, a landscape gardener based in Wagga Wagga. Limited numbers.Bookings essential: 1800 681 141 | Time: 10am - 3:30pmCost: $110 per day (includes garden entry and lunch)

Real Juice Company Citrus Sculptures in Banna AveSunday 12 – Saturday 25 More than 60 large 3D citrus sculptures line the main street and are floodlit at night to extend viewing.Cost: Free | Time: Any time

To learn more about the construction & people behind the sculptures view this delightful video clip:YouTube Griffith Citrus Sculptures

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Real Juice Company Citrus Sculptures

On display 12 – 25 October

The Citrus Sculptures are a unique event in Australia and a feature of the Griffith Festival of Gardens. Now in their 19th year, the sculptures have grown from just five in 1995 to more than sixty large 3D sculptures lining Banna Avenue, Griffith’s main street in 2014.The sculptures are based on the famous lemon sculptures in Menton, France and with Griffith being a major citrus producing region in Australia the sculpture idea was a good one.After consulting local engineers and contacting France, Griffith was granted permission to use their method of securing the fruit.The Citrus Sculptures have become a major visitor attraction bringing thousands of people to Griffith every year.In 2013 and 2014 Real Juice Company signed as the naming rights sponsor of the Citrus Sculptures, offering both a wonderful synergy and the opportunity to continue to grow the Festival. Real Juice Company is a local juicing business.The sculptures are erected early on Sunday morning by an army of over 700 community volunteers. More than 100,000 oranges and rubber bands are used to construct the sculptures. It is a fabulous community event with schools, local businesses, banks, cultural, service and church groups, and multi-national companies working side by side to create magnificent sculptures. As this is a free exhibition, any donations will be greatly appreciated and can be made at the Visitor Information Centre.The Riverina produces one third of Australia’s citrus and is one of the major orange production regions in Australia. Our unique combination of water security, fertile soils, advanced farming practices and warm climate produce some of the highest quality citrus fruit on the global market.

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1. Cass & Wayne: 10 Blumer Avenue, Griffith

Our 15 year old suburban garden is highly structured, very colourful and well loved. The front uses 90m of high and low hedges to divide the garden into distinct rooms, each of which offers its own character and privacy. The back is equally structured, but even more colourful, with a superb use of space. Our 240 roses, which despite being a feature, are only a small part of the overall effect of colour and style. We offer a wonderful example of what can be achieved right in the centre of town.

Supporting: Various charities | F, SA, SU | Friday 17 at 1.30pm join Tino for a Question & Answer session.

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Open: F | Friday, SA | Saturday, SU | Sunday, M | Monday

Catering: Morning and Afternoon Tea Lunch

Cost: Garden Entry $6 (includes a ticket in the lucky gate draw)

Gardens to Explore

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2. June Devery: 39 Curtin Street, Griffith

This garden is a passion for June who has lovingly built it from scratch and filled it with a delightful array of perennials, succulents, trees, shrubs, roses, irises, ground covers, azaleas, camellias and hibiscus! Visitors are able to wander through the garden via meandering paths where they will be amazed at some of the different and exotic plants that June has been able to establish in her garden.

Supporting: Country Hope | F, SA, SU | Attractions: Plants for sale.Friday 17 at 11am come and meet Tino, take a photo with him and have your program signed.

3. Rina & Santo Mercuri: Cnr Violi Drv & Candice Place, Lake Wyangan

Tranquility and peacefulness are the essence of this 1½ acre garden. A stunning garden with its luscious plantings of roses, trees and shrubs has been designed with style and simplicity. Perennials, annuals and groundcovers fill terraced areas. There are many beautiful areas where you can just sit and enjoy the peacefulness. The covered promenade and wood fired pizza oven are always the envy of many visitors.

Supporting: Griffith Pony Club | F, SA, SU | | Attractions: Toblac Sculptural Metal.Saturday 18 at 3pm join Tino for a workshop on composting.

Friday 17 & Saturday 18 Happy Scrapper activities throughout the day.Saturday 18 & Sunday 19 Starfish Florist workshop | Bookings essential: Call Vanessa on 6964 2765

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4. Julie & Patrick McMahon: 4 Elizabeth Drive, Lake Wyangan

This is a unique garden predominately filled with Australian natives, and a minimal amount of lawn. Flowering gums and bottle brushes surround the block and are a major attraction for birds and wildlife. Meandering gravel paths lead you around the garden where you will find quirky garden ornaments in unusual places! They have even created a dry creek bed, filled with river stones, and crossed by a weathered wooden bridge. Come and see Dry Stone Walling and Gabion Basket workshop during the weekend. You’ll be inspired!

Supporting: Local Charities | F, SA, SU, M | Attractions: Handmade sculptures.Sunday 19 at 2.30pm join Tino for a walk and talk tour on growing and caring for natives.

5. Joy & Bruno Plos: ‘Belle Amour Garden’ 5 Maegraith Place, Lake Wyangan

This award winning garden is surrounded by a peaceful bushland setting. Over some 25 years Joy & Bruno have created a tranquil garden full of irises, perennials, heritage shrubs, trees and roses, including David Austins which cascade over arbours and arches leading to a sunken rose garden. Exotic hybrid clematis entwine over garden structures built by Bruno, admire the gazebo which contains hand painted porcelain and fine bone china (on display and for sale). Enjoy the delightful vegie garden which features Bruno’s espaliered fruit trees. This truly is a garden for all seasons and is at its most desirable in spring!

Supporting: Griffith Social Dancers | F, SA, SU, M | Attractions: Plant sales.Saturday 18 at 10am join Tino’s talk about how to espalier fruit trees (at the vegie patch).

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7. Tori Horder & Lawrence Salvestrin: ‘Davit Farm’ Cashmere Road, Widgelli

This large country garden is surrounded by mature trees which create summer shade and an exciting tapestry of greens. Visitors are able to stroll from one garden room to another in this tranquil setting. Enjoy all the delights of this garden including formal lily pond, small lake with water iris & rambling roses, a Monet Bridge, species rose garden, a white trunked forest and many areas of dry stone walls. Tori is always adding new features to this ever changing garden. This elegant country garden invites you to sit and enjoy the vistas, serenity and space.

Supporting: Griffith Riding for the Disabled | F, SA, SU, M | Sunday 19 at 10am join Tino for walk and talk tour on how to create garden rooms and garden features.

The garden is surrounded by a vineyard, in the distance is a picturesque barn door and rustic bike along with a wall covered in the beautiful Lorraine Lee climbing rose. Beyond this is a water feature built with an idealic gazebo and jetty. There is an abundance of blooms in this park like garden with over 800 roses - all growing over arbours, arches, in beds and borders – they are truly captivating! Other features include a dovecote over a pond, bird aviary, tropical garden and children’s swings.

6. Marj & Mick Careri: ‘Rosewood Park on Stokes’ 2355A Stokes Road, Hanwood

Supporting: Binya Public School P&C | F, SA, SU, M | | Note: Wheelchair access availableFriday 17 at 3.30pm join Tino for walk & talk tour on growing & maintaining roses.

Attractions: Saturday 12pm Tuckerbox Auction & 2pm Lance Parker Poetry. Sunday 12pm Griffith North PS Choir, 12.30pm Workshop with Children’s Author Caroline Tuohey & 2pm Poetry.

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8. Pat Jones: ‘Yambiana’, 69 Halse Road, Yenda

Glimpses of the Mirrool Creek can be seen through the native box and saltbush as visitors travel down the driveway to the Yambiana garden. On approach to the garden, visitors are welcomed by a long hedge of oleanders to their right, and a forest of gums to their left, set off by a feature pond and dry stone wall. Through the formal gates are long established native trees complemented by mature deciduous trees, silk trees, crepe myrtles, massed roses, banks of chinese jasmine, geisha girls and gardenias. Irises and agapanthus add a sculptural touch to the garden and its expansive lawns. The original tank stand and windmill remain as features of the garden, which is also home to peacocks and pets.

Supporting: The Anglican Church (Yenda) | F, SA, SU |Attractions: Local jojoba products on display & for sale. Catering on site by Sugarmill Patisserie. Sunday 19 at 12pm join Tino for talk on how to love your lawn and garden edging ideas.

9. Julie & Bruce Armstrong: ‘Corynnia Station’, Carrathool

An expansive outback homestead garden where design, style and simplicity are of paramount importance. Very little garden existed when Julie and Bruce moved to Corynnia in 1982. Cool, soft colours are favoured in mass plantings of rambling, hardy species of perennials, roses and succulents. Robust hedging creates structure & formality to areas. The orchard & vegetable garden within are highly productive. Designed for and nurtured in a harsh environment on the edge of the Hay Plains, this garden is often described by visitors as ‘an oasis in the desert’!

Supporting: Hay Can Assist | F | SA, SU | Attractions: Corrugated iron sculpture by Kim Gibbs and paintings by Julie Armstrong.Saturday 18 at 12.30pm join Tino for a talk on garden design, how to achieve balance and create harmony throughout your garden.

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Local Produce Food & Wine

B I L B U L C E L L A R D O O R

De Bortoli Rd [off the Burley Griffin Way] Bilbul NSW 2680 OPEN 7 DAYS Mon - Sat: 9am - 5pm, Sunday: 9am - 4pm

Tel 02 6966 0111 Fax 02 6966 0199 E-mail [email protected]

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One in every four glasses of Australian wine is produced in the Griffith region.

Tino’s TipsBaking soda is a mild

fungicide that can be used to control powdery mildew and black spot. Simply mix

a teaspoon in a litre of water and apply.

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Jack McWilliam Road, Hanwoodwww.mcwilliams.com.au

Ph: 02 69633404

Established in 1917, the McWilliam’s Hanwood Estate Winery stands today as a pillar of winemaking excellence.

Enjoy our local wines as well as premium wines from our Hunter Valley, Margaret River, Coonawarra, Hilltops and Tumbarumba Vineyards.

Visit our garden to see the Stuart McWilliam Rose, Tom Bass’s bronze sculpture of J.J McWilliam and the grand Morton Bay Fig tree.

Opening Times: Tue-Sat 10am-4pmFestival Weekend only – Sun 10am-4pm

700 Kidman Way Tharbogang 2680 P: 02 6963 8325

CELLAR DOORMon - Fri 9am - 5pmSat - Sun 10am - 4pm

available to use at: BARATTO WINES, BERTON VINEYARDS, CALABRIA FAMILY WINES, DE BORTOLI WINES, LILLYPILLY WINES, MELANGE WINES, MCWILLIAM’S

WINES, TOORAK WINES, WARBURN ESTATE, YARRAN WINES

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Your HostsRick & Sue Wegner

Where to Stay Tino’s TipsThe shells of chicken’s

eggs are calcium carbonate which is what is sold at the

nursery as garden lime, so by crushing and

liberally throwing them around the garden

rather than throwing them in the bin you are adding calcium to the soil as well as raising

the soils ph.

Griffith offers a wonderful range of accommodation: B&B’s and Farm Stays, serviced Apartments,

Motels, Hotels, Caravan Parks and free camping areas. Make an online booking at VisitGriffith.com.au or call the Visitor Information Centre on 1800 681 141. The Centre also has a lovely gift shop for all of your souvenir needs.

Griffith City Park Kookora StreetRated a NSW Top 10 Playground. It boasts the tallest climbing tower in the Southern Hemisphere, a splash pad area and a fenced toddler play zone. City Park also has a lovely walking path along the main canal. Free BBQ facilities and undercover picnic tables.

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Tino’s TipsIf your parsley plant

bolts and starts flowering let it, it will produce seed which

you can throw around the garden and you will never be without this extremely useful herb.

The City of Griffith is located in the Riverina region of NSW. It is approximately 570km from Sydney; 450km from Melbourne; and 350km from Canberra. Griffith has a population base of 25,000 people. Visitors travel in and out of the region by road (83%) and air (18%) with direct flights from Sydney and Melbourne.

Show bags – take home a sample of the delicious produce of Griffith, available at the Visitor Information Centre.

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16 - 19 October 2015 – mark the dates in your diary as we will have some extra special gardens on offer, inspiring workshops, lunches in gardens and activities that will certainly delight. We hope to see you back in Griffith in 2015!

Festival of Gardens celebrates 25 years in 2015

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Extra ActivitiesRotary Market Corner of Jondaryan Ave & Canal StEnjoy a stroll around the markets offering an abundance of locally grown, baked and made produce. When: 7am - 12noon Sunday

Multicultural FestivalMemorial Park, Banna AveA celebration of Griffith’s multi-cultural people through dance, song, food and other festivities.When: Saturday 18 Cost: Free entry, food available for sale | Time: 10am - 2pm

Galleries & ExhibitionsGriffith has a vibrant art scene. Explore the local galleries who feature the work of local artists. The Griffith Regional Art Gallery is also home to the National Contemporary Jewellery Award and Collection.

Griffith Regional Art Gallery - Flower PowerA community art exhibition to complement the Festival of Gardens. The exhibition displays the talent of our local people who are invited to submit artworks of flowers. Open to all residents of Griffith and surrounds this exhibition encourages local emerging and established artists to create an artwork that reflects the beauty of spring time.Open: Wed-Fri 10am – 5pm & weekends 11am - 2pm

The Brett Naseby Gallery, Crystal ArcadeArtwork is rotated frequently, so each visit will give art buyers an opportunity to view and consider new works on a regular basis. Open: Friday 10am-1pm and Saturday 9.30am - 1pm

Bidgee Studio, Cnr Bridge Rd & Mackay Ave A public workspace of Griffith-based artist Hape Kiddle. Open: Tuesday to Thursday as well as by appointment through Facebook

In The Frame Gallery, 498 Banna Ave Open: Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm

Lake Wyangan PS Photography FestivalAll are welcome to the inaugural Festival, open to garden and photography enthusiasts alike. Literally, walk “Up the Garden Path” amongst the native gardens of the school to view a wide range of photography on show and for sale from both local professional photographers and Lake Wyangan school students. Photography workshops for children and adults and a sausage sizzle will also be held on the day. When: Saturday 18Time: 10am - 4pm. To find out more about the photography workshops contact Suzie (0408 917 382) or Renee (0429 660 223)

Artwork: Belinda Panebianco

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Shopfront window display and town walkAdmire the many “Up The Garden Path” window displays along Griffith’s main street, Banna Ave and throughout town.

Taste Riverina FestivalTaste Riverina celebrates the delicious range of produce grown and made in the region for the month of October. Special dishes featuring local produce, foodie classes, agricultural tours and more. Collect a program of events happening across the Riverina from the Visitor Information Centre or go to Tasteriverina.com.au

Shows at the Griffith Regional Theatre Wednesday 22 October 7pmThe Laughing Samoans - Fresh Off Da Blane One of New Zealand’s most successful live comedy acts, The Laughing Samoans duo of Eteuati Ete and Tofiga Fepuleai has been touring New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands and the USA for more than ten years. Fresh Off Da Blane is their latest offering and is bound to be another hit.Tickets from $25 | Ph: 6962 8444

Sat 25 October 2.30pm & 7.30pmCeltic Legends A true Irish experience...100% live on stage. With 25 highly talented Irish artists on stage, Celtic Legends brings you 2 hours of toe tapping Irish dance and music. Tickets from $59 | Ph: 6962 8444

Hermit’s Cave Lookout & Walking TrailA fabulous spot for a picnic, a walk or just to stop and admire the views across the tapestry of Griffith. Learn the history of Valeri Ricetti, a hermit who made the rocky escarpment his home for many years.

The Knitted Garden – Pioneer Park MuseumRemembrance DriveThe Griffith Natty Knitters created an extensive knitted garden. The delightful collection includes flowering pots, lizards, a vegie patch and a rose arbour.

Tino’s TipsPrune fruit trees in winter

to promote growth and prune in later summer to

promote fruit.

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142 Banna Ave, Griffith NSW 2680Ph: 02 6962 1433 | Fax: 02 6962 7866

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Agritourism

Griffith is an important food bowl for Australia producing 30% of Australia’s oranges, 60% of Australia’s orange juice, 95% of Australia’s prunes, 90% of Australia’s rice, and 75% of NSW wine grapes. We also make delicious

homemade gelato, are the centre of Australia’s salami making and fabulous homemade gnocchi. Make sure you visit our Sunday market, local cafes,

restaurants and producers to really sample the essence of Griffith.

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Tino’s TipsSalt and vinegar on chips is a match made in heaven but it is also a potent herbicide when diluted in water and put in a sprayer. Small

amounts of vinegar will lower the soil ph and help to deter ants and it makes a great cleaner of tools like secateurs. Some plants, like asparagus, will love it if you throw a small amount of salt at them.

Watch out though, too much will make the soil toxic for plant growth, just ask the ancient Mesopotamians.

More than 60% of the people of Griffith have Italian heritage, and the early migrants brought with them their traditions of agriculture, market gardening and their passion for food. Visit the Italian Museum to capture the social history. Open daily: 9:30am - 4pm T: 6962 4196

Pioneer Park Museum & Italian Museum Remembrance Drive

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