Cain's Garden

A fine example of the diversity of gardens in the Southern Highlands.    Set on a level one acre site near the top of Mt. Gibraltar, it blends modern architecture with Australian native plants  (there are just two exceptions – see if you can spot them).     Much of the indigenous flora has been maintained and enhanced by the introduction of other Australian species and cultivars.    A lovely courtyard adjacent to the house features cleverly pruned mellaleucas which create a sculptural effect.   This ecologically sensitive garden is the result of 14 years hard work by its dedicated owners.