CCS197_cover

For our new issue of Australian Country, we’ve again scoured the countryside and caught up with some fascinating people and places.

We visit the historic home and garden of Withycombe in the NSW Blue Mountains, an old butter factory in the Adelaide Hills and the magnificent Harrow homestead on Queensland’s Darling Downs. While we were in London recently we visited Aussie-born-and-bred Ric Glenn in his domain, the gardens of the Cadogan Estate and gained exclusive access to some of the key gardens of Chelsea and Knightsbridge. Our home-grown garden story is about the beautiful space Dominic Wong has created at his Chinoiserie home in the NSW Southern Highlands. The travel story focuses on the Heathcote region of Victoria and our service feature highlights must-have accessories for the garden and outdoor entertaining areas.

So be sure to join us for the the new issue of Australian Country 19.7, on sale September 1.

More Like This

Designed for Success

Carina and Nick Chambers manage to combine work and raising a young family from their home in the NSW Central West. […]

A Hidden Gem

Melana and Simon Bradley have spent more than three decades turning bare paddocks into a showpiece garden in the middle of […]

Road-tripping Ruapehu

A drive through some of New Zealand’s North Island delivers spectacular natural and man-made wonders. Willie Huch is praying. It’s a […]

Something’s Brewing

Tom and Sarah Freeman capitalised on their enviable location on the Murray River when they took over historic property Wilkadene near […]

Everything Shipshape

A NSW couple have entered an exciting new phase of life in the Rolling Green Hills of the Northern Rivers District. […]

The Lonsdale Legacy

The walls tell tales from the colonial past in Alan Townsend’s home in Tasmania’s Southern midlands. Midnight in Tasmania has a […]

A Novel Approach

From her home in regional New South Wales, Author Lauren McKellar tackles some tough topics under the cover of romantic fiction. […]

Simone Jelley

Gorgeous Edible Art from Queensland Artist, Simone Jelley

Birds, bees, butterflies and refugees from the urban rat race all find sanctuary in Simone Jelley’s edible flower garden. By Kirsty McKenzie, […]

Follow Us on Instagram