- Alister Clark Roses
- Apple Trees
- Artichokes
- Asian Greens
- Asparagus
- Australian Rainforest Trees
- Autumn Colour
- Avocado Trees
- Bananas
- Beans
- Beetroot
- Berries - other
- Birds, Bees & Bug Books
- Blueberries
- Books - Children's Books
- Books - Cookbooks
- Books - Diggers Books
- Books - Fruits, Vegetables & Herbs
- Books - General plant books
- Books - Organic Gardening
- Books - Seed Saving
- Broad Beans
- Broccoli
- Brussels Sprouts
- Bulbs A-Z
- Bulbs
- Bush roses
- Family Membership
- Farmers' Market Seeds
- Favourite Australian Heirlooms
- Fennel
- Fertiliser and soil health
- Fig trees
- Flower Seeds A-K
- Flower Seeds L-Z
- Flowering Collections
- Flowers for Good Bugs
- Flowers for the Vegie Patch
- Fruit
- Garden Gift Ideas
- Garden Supplies
- Garden Tools
- Gardening Books
- Garlic
- Gift Membership
- Gift Voucher
- Grapes
- Grasses
- Green Manures
- Ground Covers
- Magazines
- Medicinal Herbs
- Melons
- Members Exclusives
- Members save more
- Membership Renewal
- Microgreens
- Oaks
- Olive trees
- Onions, leeks and shallots
- Organic Pest and weed Control
- Ornamental Edibles
- Other Fruits
- Outdoor Clothing
Contact St Erth
St Erth, 189 Simmons Reef Rd
Blackwood, Victoria, 3458
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Gardens, nursery and shop: 03 5368 6514
Open 7 days a week, 9:00am to 5:00pm.*
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Fork to Fork Café: 03 5368 6520
Open Thursday - Sunday from 10.00am for morning tea & lunch (closed Monday - Wednesday).*
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Entry to wander through St Erth gardens is free for Diggers members and children under 16, and $10 for visitors. There is no entry charge to visit the shop or café.
* Anzac Day - Please note the Garden Shop is open from 1.00pm, the Fork to Fork Café is closed.
* St Erth is closed 24-26 December, Good Friday and on any Code Red or Extreme Fire warning days.
Book a garden tour
We look foward to your group visiting The Garden of St Erth.
The gardens offer so much for the visitor, with a focus on both history and horticulture. During the Gold Rush, the site was a town of 13,000 people and feverish activity. Now, 160 years later, the one remaining stone cottage is our Diggers Garden Shop.
The 6 acre garden has an extensive collection of rare and unusual plants that can be appreciated at any time of the year.
On your tour, a map and brochure of the garden will be supplied to each visitor on arrival and the tours are conducted by our knowledgable gardeners.
To book a garden tour, download this BOOKING FORM, fill in your group's details and post or fax it back to us.
For further information, contact Kate Sinclair on 03 5984 7333.
Please note that we do not take any guided tours on weekends.
