The Crookwell Garden Festival, set for November 7-8, has finalised the gardens it will be featuring over the weekend, revelling in the fact that, even if social distancing restrictions still apply, the open spaces are a good place to practice them.
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The viewings were made by the committee just as COVID-19 loomed into view.
"With the lock down on the horizon, our intrepid garden selection team, Ray Jackson, Anne Jackson, Louise Gibbs and Ian McFaul, acted quickly to visit and view the local gardens and meet with the owners," said organiser Annette Hill.
"The result of which is a carefully and diligently crafted workable trail of beautiful gardens for our community and our visitors."
The gardens that will be opening on November 7-8 are:
- Bill Garden
Sandra and Robert Bill
166 Harley Rd
Crookwell 2583
- Jackson Garden
Ray and Anne Jackson
45 Cowper St
Crookwell 2583
- Watson Garden
Mark and Gae Watson
66 Cowper St
Crookwell 2583
- Loghern
Michael and Lyn Keane
39 East St
Crookwell 2583
- Astiden Springs
Virginia King and Ken Watson
Lot 1 Kent Rd
Crookwell 2583
- New Day Limousin
Mireille and Brett Turner
151 Gorman Rd
Crookwell 2583
- Ballynew
Michael and Marguerite Walsh
783 Woodville Rd
Binda 2583
- The Mill
Richard and Anne Goodrich
9 Queen St
Binda 2583
- Markdale
Louise Edwards
462 Mulgowie Rd
Crooked Corner 2583
"As a committee we feel the properties selected for this year's garden festival are a wonderful representation of what can be achieved with vision, creative expression and a desire to connect with nature," said Ms Hill.
"We believe that they embody the committees adopted motto for 2020 being 'plant the love of planting'."