Latest News
September Monthly Insights
Hunters Hill Garden Compition
The Rotary Club of Hunters Hill, in a vibrant partnership with the Hunter's Hill Council, unveiled the 2024 Hunters Hill Spring Garden Competition—a blooming spectacle that promises to become an annual highlight for local horticultural enthusiasts. This year, the event enjoys generous sponsorship from Tracey Dixon and Matthew Ward at McGrath Hunters Hill, adding a touch of community spirit to this much-anticipated occasion. As garden gates swing open across the suburb, residents and families are invited to unveil their green thumb talents in both public parks and private backyards. The competition not only encourages creativity but also serves a noble cause: raising essential funds for the upkeep of the historic Hillman Orchard nestled beside Vienna Cottage on Alexandra Street. With each petal showcased and every seed sown lovingly tended, participants will contribute to preserving a cherished piece of local heritage while celebrating their passion for gardening amid camaraderie fostered by the Rotary Club of Hunters Hill.
The winners of the seven categories were:
• Overall best garden – Karl Romandi, Hunters Hill
• Overall best garden (with help) – Bryan Sidgreaves, Huntleys Cove
• Best small balcony and courtyard garden – Oliver Pappa, Gladesville
• Best native inspired ‘habitat-friendly’ garden – Daniel Michael, Henley
• Best streetscape garden – Lynne Metcalfe, Hunters Hill
• Best beautified or maintained public space – Henley Green Community Garden
• Best Local School Gardens – Hunters Hill High School

