Join Us at the Kalamunda Garden Festival on Sunday 7th June

I’m excited to share that we will be attending the Kalamunda Garden Festival on Sunday 7th June, from 10am to 3pm. You can find us in the blue line up at Site 4 & 5, where we’ll be showcasing some of our favourite rustic garden pieces that bring charm and character to any garden.

Gardening is more than just planting flowers; it’s about creating a space that feels like a personal retreat. The festival is a wonderful chance to explore ideas, meet fellow garden lovers, and discover unique items that can transform your garden into a peaceful haven.

Eye-level view of our stall at the last festival

What to Expect at the Festival

The Kalamunda Garden Festival is a lively event filled with stalls offering plants, garden art, tools, and advice. It’s a day where the community comes together to celebrate gardening and outdoor living. Whether you’re looking for inspiration or practical items, the festival has something for everyone.

At our stall, we’ll be featuring some of our favourite rustic gardenware pieces. These items are designed to add a touch of natural beauty and timeless style to your garden. They blend well with native plants and create a welcoming atmosphere.

Rustic Gardenware to Enhance Your Outdoor Space

One of the highlights we’re bringing to the festival is our Rusty Ducks. They bring a touch of charm to your garden with these handcrafted rusty ducks. Their rustic weathered finish adds character, and each piece is designed to age beautifully outdoors. Perfect for pathways, patios, or as a quirky feature among your plants.

These pieces are not just decorations; they help create a garden that feels lived-in and loved. They invite you to slow down, enjoy nature, and make your outdoor space truly yours.

Selection of Rusty Ducks

Tips for Making the Most of the Festival

To enjoy the day fully, here are a few tips:

• Wear comfortable shoes: You’ll be walking and standing a lot, so good footwear is a must.

  
  

• Bring a reusable bag: You might find plants or garden items you want to take home.

  
  

• Plan your visit: The festival runs from 10am to 3pm, so arrive early to avoid crowds and have time to explore.

  
  

• Ask questions: Stallholders are usually happy to share advice and tips about their products.

  
  

Visiting the festival is also a great way to support local artisans and small businesses. Many of the items you’ll find are handmade with care, making them special additions to your garden.

Why Rustic Gardenware Works So Well

Rustic gardenware has a natural charm that blends beautifully with outdoor spaces. Unlike shiny or overly polished items, rustic pieces feel grounded and timeless. They often use materials like wood, stone, and metal that age gracefully and develop character over time.

What Makes the Kalamunda Garden Festival Special

The festival is more than just a market. It’s a celebration of gardening culture in Western Australia. You’ll find a mix of plant nurseries, garden art, workshops, and food stalls. It’s a place where you can learn new gardening skills, discover rare plants, and find inspiration for your own garden.

The community spirit is strong, and the event is family-friendly. It’s a chance to spend a day outdoors, surrounded by greenery and creativity. For those who love gardening, it’s a highlight of the year.

We’re proud to be part of this event and to share our rustic gardenware with visitors. Our goal is to help you create a garden that feels welcoming and full of personality.

How to Find Us at the Festival

You will find us in the Blue line up at site 4 & 5, where we’ll have our display set up with the Rustic Ducks, Bird houses and Bird feeders and a selection of new products. We’ll be happy to chat about how these pieces can fit into your garden and answer any questions you have.

If you can’t make it to the festival, you can always visit our online store to browse our full range of rustic garden art and ornaments. We aim to help you transform your outdoor space into a place you love spending time in.

I look forward to seeing you there on Sunday 7th June. Come find us say hello and discover how a few special touches can make your garden a true sanctuary.