Queensland Gardening Events Diary

IndigiScapes Centre, Capalaba. More information: indigiscapes.redland.qld.gov.au

Website: cssq.org.au

Takura. A community tree planting event organised by Fraser Coast Regional Council, marking World Environment Day. More information: frasercoast.qld.gov.au/whats-on-environment

Highfields Cultural Centre, O'Brien Rd, Highfields. This two-day event will be held on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 June 2025. Exciting line-up of presenters including Michael McCoy, host of TV’s Dream Gardens. There'll also be a range of great stalls including an extensive range of plants, pottery and ceramics, and garden ornaments. Each day a delicious lunch and morning tea are included in the price. There are also wonderful raffles. This year’s school is in aid of Protea Place, an inspiring Toowoomba charity supporting women in need. Two days costs $205; one day costs $105. It is advisable to register early to secure a place at the Winter Garden School since numbers are limited. For program, registration form or other information email leafmore4350@gmail.com or phone 07 4632 5499.

In the Grounds of the Old Esk Railway Station, Pipeliner Park, Esk Hampton Road. The Esk Garden Fair is set in the picturesque Somerset Region, a rural retreat just a short country drive away from major SEQ centres. Gardeners can spend hours exploring thousands of plants from dozens of nurseries, hobby, and specialty growers in a delightful atmosphere. Visitors will discover a vast variety of unique garden art not found anywhere else. Enjoy inspirational guest speakers, live entertainment, and interactive demonstrations throughout the day. Five specialty coffee vans dotted around the fair and three different food courts offering mouth-watering dining experiences. With free parking on site, it's easy to plan your visit. Entry is just $5 (under 16s free), with tickets available at the gate or online at trybooking.com/CZFVI. For details visit the website eskgardenandlifestylefair.com or follow updates at facebook.com/eskgardenfair

More information: cairns.qld.gov.au/experience-cairns/events/ecofiesta

Doonan Creek Environment Reserve, Verrierdale. Organised by the Sunshine Coast Council. In addition to the opportunity to help plant trees, shrubs and ground covers, there'll be a wildlife display, other activities, information stalls and more. Booking essential. Due to limited parking, there will be two sessions: 8-10am and 10-noon. Also free park-and-ride bus options. More information and booking: doonanplantingfestival2025.eventbrite.com.au

Booral. A community tree planting event organised by Fraser Coast Regional Council, marking National Tree Day. More information: frasercoast.qld.gov.au/whats-on-environment

There will be associated activities at many locations around the country or or around this date. Check if there's something happening in your area at the official website: treeday.planetark.org/. You might also check with local bushcare groups or your council.

Belmont. Presented by Native Plants Queensland (formerly Society for Growing Australian Plants Queensland Region). For more information visit: npq.org.au

102 McDonald Road Windsor. This year celebrating 50 years of Organic Growing. Stalls selling potted plants, fruit trees, books, seeds, jam, tools, ceramics, fertilisers, perfumes and much more. Free gardening talks and advice. Free children’s activities from 9.00am to 1.00pm. Free animal nursery all day. Enjoy a cuppa and a snack at the BOGI Café. Sunday 31 August, 8.00am to 2.00pm. Entry free. More information: bogi.org.au

IndigiScapes Centre, Capalaba. More information: indigiscapes.redland.qld.gov.au

More information: laidleyspringfestival.com

Go to the website tcof.com.au for more information.

Tamborine Mountain. For more information, go to tamborinemountaingardenclub.org.au/springtimeonthemountain

Robina Community Centre Auditorium, 196 Robina Town Centre Dr, Robina. There will be hundreds of roses on display from The Gold Coast Rose Society, Queensland Rose Society and the Darling Downs Rose Society. Saturday 27th September 11:00 am – 4:30 pm and Sunday 28th September 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Tickets are $5 on the door. Website: goldcoastrosesociety.org.au

Presented by Ipswich Orchid Society and Ipswich & Districts Bromeliad Society. More information:

Garden Market: Maleny Showground Pavillion, Maleny Stanley River Road, Maleny. Plants & produce stalls. Independent nurseries – all things gardening. Sculpture, pottery, art displays. Morning/afternoon teas & lunches. 8.30am–3:00pm. Entry $2.
Open Gardens: 9:30am–4:00 pm. $5 per garden, children to 16 years free. Tickets at Garden Market (Eftpos & cash) or at garden entry (cash only).
Presented by Maleny Garden Club Inc. More information: malenygardenclub.org

Toowoomba. More information: www.qld.rose.org.au/ddrs.html

Maleny. Presented by Native Plants Queensland (formerly Society for Growing Australian Plants Queensland Region). For more information visit: npq.org.au

Hosted by Queensland Rose Society with Floral Art Society of Queensland. More information: www.qld.rose.org.au

Pine Rivers Showground Hall, 757 Gympie Road, Lawnton (new venue). Display of orchid species from around the world, growers happy to give cultural advice. Plants and accessories for sale, raffles and refreshments. Saturday 18th October, 8:00am to 3:00pm. Admission $5 (children under 12 free). For more information phone 0416 219 985 or visit the website orchidspeciessoc.org.au or go to facebook.com/OrchidSpeciesSociety

IndigiScapes Centre, Capalaba. More information: indigiscapes.redland.qld.gov.au

Website: australianpollinatorweek.org.au

To be announced: Brisbane Orchid Society Autumn Show (2026)
Website: bos.org.au

To be announced: Redlands Orchid Society Autumn Show (2026)
Website: redlandsorchidsociety.org

To be announced: Sustainable BNE Festival (2026)
(Previously called the Green Heart Fair.) Website: sustainablebrisbane.com.au

To be announced: Esk Garden Fair (2026)
More information: eskgardenandlifestylefair.com

Looking for "Mt Cootha" garden shows? The correct spelling is "Coot-tha".

Looking for Mount Tambourine garden festival? The correct spelling is "Tamborine".