Open: By appointment
Group Tours: By Appointment
Official registered home of the Rhododendron Lorraine Paterson
Birth place of the Cornus Greenvale
In 1963 Lorraine Paterson began the now Park like Garden that covers 6 acres of land, this was a labour of love for Lorraine and as you explore this vast garden you get a sense of the history and decades of work that have gone in to developing the garden.
The garden consists of many rhododendrons, conifers and other beautiful trees, some developed by Lorraine herself. There are ponds and streams and hidden paths to explore.
Sharon with the help of family and friends is now restoring the garden back to it’s former glory to preserve it for generations to come.
The Garden is open by appointment and will be open on select Sundays for the public to enjoy. Highlights of the year are family days held for Easter and Christmas with Bunny and Elf hunts to delight the children while adults can enjoy the garden.
Click the play button to watch a recent interview and footage from around our gradens.
Located in the deep south at 162 Greenvale School Road, RD5 Gore, the Paterson Park and Gardens makes for a perfect group tour.
We can offer a leisurely walk (or ride in our farm buggy) in our magnificent garden with morning tea, afternoon tea or whatever your group prefers.
The Garden is open by appointment or weekends from the 2nd weekend in October until Christmas. Café and Gift Shop also open. We can offer group tours with nibbles or morning / afternoon tea and during the winter months we offer felt scarf making lessons.
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I’m digging up hellebores over the weekend if anyone wants them. You will need to collect. Contact through messenger to arrange a time for collection. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for all the questions wanting to know the names of the hydrangeas. As per the labels still attached please find the names on the photos ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful.
Thank you, so lovely.
Hydrangea’s have been what we classed as old fashioned flower but oh gosh have they made some changes in the last few years. Absolutely stunning and the variety now is amazing. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wow they are gorgeous. I have several in my garden, and even brought one back from north Italy.
They are great and all so different.Have you got names for them as we might underlined want to buy them.