How an art teacher transformed two dairy farms into a botanical triumph
In short: Explore the 120-hectare Broughton Hall garden in Victoria. This video showcases a stunning landscape defined by vibrant colours, intentional design, and a collection of rare, unusual plants.
Two decades ago, former art teacher David Musker selected this property in Jindivick, Gippsland, for its reliable rainfall and high-quality soil. What was once two dairy farms has been meticulously developed into a garden that balances aesthetic design with botanical rarity.
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