At the next Blackwood's Open Midlands Garden, discover Hackland Aloe Gar
den & Nursery – a low-maintenance, water-wise garden where aloes flouri
sh in a natural, serene environment. Paths meander through the landscape, o
ffering sweeping views of Ashburton and Cato Ridge. With its extensive coll
ection of aloes and indigenous plants that thrive with minimal watering, it
’s a shining example of sustainable gardening.
Woven through the garde
n are historic millstones from the Bishop Colenso era, lending a sense of t
ime and story to the setting. You'll also find carvings, handcrafted metal
garden art and other artistic elements nestled among the foliage—adding vis
ual intrigue and a touch of whimsy.
Visitors can browse a beautiful di
splay by the Pietermaritzburg Orchid Society, with beautiful orchids availa
ble for sale, or purchase Hybrid Sunbird Aloes directly from the garden. Ga
rden metal ornaments will also be available for purchase from Patio Guru Fu
rniture, adding charm and character to your own outdoor space. Don’t miss t
he chance to sample and buy locally made hard & soft cheeses, sourdou
gh bread, sourdough crackers and sourdough pastas from Bramble and Vine—d
elicious Midlands treats to take home.
A selection of crafts and cake
s will also be on offer, with proceeds supporting PMB’s homeless. Whether y
ou're a garden enthusiast, keen photographer, or simply looking for a peace
ful escape, Hackland Aloe Garden & Nursery offers a memorable day out.
Refreshments will be available and more information can be found on their w
ebsite: www.hacklandaloegarden.co.za
Dates: 7 & 8 June | 14 &
15 June | 21 & 22 June
Address: Hackland Aloe Garden & Nursery
- on the D3 -Bishopstowe
Times: 9am - 4pm
Entrance Fee: R30p/p |
kids under 12 free
Refreshments available - or pack a picnic basket a
nd come and enjoy!
At the next Blackwood's Open Midlands Garden, discover Hackland Aloe Gar
den & Nursery – a low-maintenance, water-wise garden where aloes flouri
sh in a natural, serene environment. Paths meander through the landscape, o
ffering sweeping views of Ashburton and Cato Ridge. With its extensive coll
ection of aloes and indigenous plants that thrive with minimal watering, it
’s a shining example of sustainable gardening.
Woven through the garde
n are historic millstones from the Bishop Colenso era, lending a sense of t
ime and story to the setting. You'll also find carvings, handcrafted metal
garden art and other artistic elements nestled among the foliage—adding vis
ual intrigue and a touch of whimsy.
Visitors can browse a beautiful di
splay by the Pietermaritzburg Orchid Society, with beautiful orchids availa
ble for sale, or purchase Hybrid Sunbird Aloes directly from the garden. Ga
rden metal ornaments will also be available for purchase from Patio Guru Fu
rniture, adding charm and character to your own outdoor space. Don’t miss t
he chance to sample and buy locally made hard & soft cheeses, sourdou
gh bread, sourdough crackers and sourdough pastas from Bramble and Vine—d
elicious Midlands treats to take home.
A selection of crafts and cake
s will also be on offer, with proceeds supporting PMB’s homeless. Whether y
ou're a garden enthusiast, keen photographer, or simply looking for a peace
ful escape, Hackland Aloe Garden & Nursery offers a memorable day out.
Refreshments will be available and more information can be found on their w
ebsite: www.hacklandaloegarden.co.za
Dates: 7 & 8 June | 14 &
15 June | 21 & 22 June
Address: Hackland Aloe Garden & Nursery
- on the D3 -Bishopstowe
Times: 9am - 4pm
Entrance Fee: R30p/p |
kids under 12 free
Refreshments available - or pack a picnic basket a
nd come and enjoy!
