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From the gardens
Planting guides, native plant collections, kitchen recipes from the Gardens Café and stories from the team at Fairhill.
Fairhill's Native Botanic Gardens, part of our Wildlife Estate: a slightly wild, habitat-rich, layered landscape for birds, butterflies, turtles, water dragons and people seeking reconnection with nature.
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Lilly pillies and clumping Gracilis bamboo for hedges, green walls and a little more privacy. Lilly Pilly Select Form in 400mm pots and Gracilis bamboo in 300mm pots are on the benches at our natives-first nursery in Ninderry now.
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Spring is the best time for a picnic on the Sunshine Coast. At Fairhill you can order a picnic box from the Gardens Café and enjoy it anywhere in the gardens, open every day 8am to 4pm.
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Fairhill is open every day of the King's Birthday long weekend, Saturday 3 to Monday 5 October 2026, 8am to 4pm, including the Monday public holiday. Farmyard animals every day, the new G.O.A.T. Playbarn, the World Animal Day family quiz on the Sunday and a Right Royal Adventure on the Monday.
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Halloween PumpkinFest runs daily from Saturday 24 October to Sunday 1 November 2026, 10am to 4pm. Carve a real pumpkin to take home, brave the new Haunted Barn and the Trick-or-Treat Trail, then gather for campfire stories and the costume parade around the bonfire.
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Fifteen baby goats to cuddle and brush, and the new G.O.A.T. Playbarn opens Saturday 19 September with the Famous Fairhill Spring Festival. Then seventeen days of school holiday adventures: chicks, guinea pigs, hobby horse gymkhanas and the Spring Equinox Bonfire.
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Ten Miniature Pygmy goat kids have arrived at Fairhill and every one of them needs a name. Pick a favourite or suggest your own, and you could win one of ten Fairhill Family Memberships.
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A fresh brood of day-old chicks has arrived at Fairhill, including two of the rare Australian Sommerlad heritage breed. Plus our chickens for sale on the Sunshine Coast.
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Fairhill's baby goat reel has passed 300,000 views. Here's where to meet all the baby goats on the Sunshine Coast, with Cuddle & Brush at 8.30am, 12.30pm and 3pm daily in the Kids' Barn.
Read moreFor World Honey Bee Day: the Australian natives that feed honey bees, native bees, butterflies and birds all year. Grevilleas, bottlebrush, tea trees, banksias, kangaroo paws and flowering gums, with five rules for a pollinator garden and what's in the nursery now.
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Wagyu MB6+ steak cooked by French chefs, served Sundays from 11.30am at the Gardens Cafe, with a new spring burrata every day. What a marble score means, and why Sunday lunch at Ninderry just changed.
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Fairhill's new Secret Farm Tours put your family in the Kids' Barn before opening or after closing: your own ranger, the baby goats to cuddle and brush, and the farm to yourselves.
Read moreNational Science Week runs 15 to 23 August 2026, and this year's theme is Seeds of Science. Seeds, turtles, egg colours and pollinators: how curious kids can spend it outdoors at Fairhill, plus three experiments to take home.
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Easter Eggers, Hy-Line, Cream Legbar, Plymouth Rock and Quamby, raised on pasture at Fairhill in Ninderry, with prices for every age. Save 15% on 5 or more birds. How we raise them, and settling them in at home.
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One ticket, all three Realms, a whole day. Adults come in free with a child who has a Day Pass or Membership, and the Country Store, Nursery and cafes are always free.
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Every Sunday with live music at Fairhill is a long lunch under the trees. This Sunday 2 August, blues duo The Charles Camilleri Connection return: free entry, music 11am to 2pm.
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Touring Queensland on a budget? Free and low-cost camps near Kenilworth and Yandina, plus a free-entry day at Fairhill: nature's playground, a gardeners' paradise and the Wild Nature realm.
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Planning a baby shower on the Sunshine Coast? Why Fairhill's gardens make a beautiful outdoor baby shower venue — high tea, grazing platters, housemade cakes, cookies and cupcakes, local-flower posies and how to book.
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Buy pullets, point of lay chickens and heritage hens from Fairhill. We hatch eggs almost every week — meet the Hy-Lines and mixed heritage flock, plus our sub-tropical chicken-keeping advice.
Read moreWhere nature still remembers — a living landscape for wildlife, families and future generations. Turtles basking, water dragons on the rocks, wallabies in the grass at dusk.
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Special sale prices every day at Fairhill Gardens Nursery — beautiful native and subtropical plants marked down. Look for the yellow stakes throughout the nursery.
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How to plant Australian natives in the Sunshine Coast subtropics — drainage, soil prep, mounding, mulch and aftercare.
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Our acclaimed grafter's grevilleas — improved performance, broader soil adaptability, weeping and standard forms.
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Fairhill's commitment to child safety: Blue Cards, WWC policies, and transparency for families visiting the gardens.
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A practical guide to planting Corymbia ficifolia for show-stopping flowers in Sunshine Coast gardens.
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Fresh in at Fairhill — handsome pots for the discerning plant collector, sourced for character and longevity.
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