Goyder Gardens has fast become a gardening must see during spring. Running for many years visitors have been able to appreciate the changes in the gardens and enjoy chatting with the owners. Most gardens rely on hardy waterwise plants to flourish,that is only part of the story. Our climate here requires we seek out plants able to withstand periods of harsh frost and dry parched summers. On top of that, the soil is heavy clay which brings a further layer of challenges. Look out for inventive recycling used in the gardens, not only are these works fun, but the provide structure and interest during the garden's down time.

Gardens will be open from Farrell Flat to Burra and Mt. Bryan.

We've decided to go back to basics this year, gardens only will be open for all of you who wish to indulge your love of gardens, plants and all things country. Spend more time exploring what you love.

Addresses sent to ticket holders before the event.

Grab your tickets early and organise accommodations which fills quickly.

The Burra Market will be on Saturday from 9-2pm, in Market Square, with plants, artwork, food, clothing, gifts and more for you to browse. Visit the market

The Burra Railway Station 9/10 Railway Tce.,
Carefully restored by the enthusiastic Friends of the Burra Railway Station, the station will be open during the weekend offering morning and afternoon tea. Do drop in and see what they've achieved and don't forget to see how the garden is developing.

Historic display of stationery engines was much admired last year, so Paul Wilson has been persuaded to welcome you on Saturday the 5th for a look at the display of engines and cars.

Cheryl's Burra garden — Cool whites in the harsh summer sun.

Roger's much loved colourful garden — Colour, light and shade

Bill and Peg's at Mt Bryan — Views across farmland during hay cutting to Mt Razorback

Burra happenings during open gardens — Ever popular Burra Market and restored Burra Railway Station welcomes you and share their wares

Paul Wilson's engines — The perfect housing when everything old is new again.