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Southern NSW and Canberra spring gardens put on a show

Parks and gardens across southern NSW and Canberra open for spring. They feature cherry blossoms, canola fields, and perennials.

Spring brings blooms without needing a flight to Japan. Cowra's Japanese garden is five hectares, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.

Cherry blossoms, magnolias and azaleas bloom there in September. The Sakura Matsuri festival celebrates in late September with food and cultural shows.

Southern NSW's canola fields turn hillsides gold from August through September. View them safely from roadside stops.

Foxglove Gardens in Central Tilba has winding paths and cottage flowers. Red Cow Farm in Sutton Forest covers six acres.

It has more than twenty garden rooms, including an orchard and woodland.

5 hectares, largest in Southern Hemisphere
Cowra Japanese Garden size
1.2 hectares
Foxglove Gardens area
6 acres with over 20 garden rooms
Red Cow Farm size
Late August through September
Canola flowering window

Why it mattersLocals can enjoy beautiful spring gardens and countryside displays. This happens without expensive overseas travel.

AustraliaPeople across Canberra and southern NSW have accessible places to visit for spring photos and garden walks this month.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 12 h ago

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