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    Indigenous Open Gardens

    The 26th Kloof Conservancy Indigenous Open Gardens Show is scheduled to take place over the weekend of 20/21 June 2026. We will be updating this page on a regualr basis up to the show date so please do keep checking for new information.

    The Gardens

    Garden 1

    The garden of Janet Hesketh, Unit 1, Cliffview, 58 Buckingham Road, Kloof

    Garden 2

    The garden of Barbara and Don Coleman, Unit 6, Cliffview,
    58 Buckingham Road, Kloof

    Garden 3

    The garden of Allison Gans, Unit 3, Cliffview
    58 Buckingham Road, Kloof

    Cliffview Common Gardens

    Cliffview Common Gardens and Forest Walk
    58 Buckingham Road, Kloof

    Garden 4

    The garden of Danna Flack, Shambala,
    10 Impangele Road, Kloof

    Garden 5

    The garden of Grace and Andrew McKay
    17 Surrey Lane, Kloof

    Garden 6

    The garden of Glenda and Neil Patterson
    11 Valerie Road Gillitts

    Garden 7

    The garden of Izolda and Tanya Visser
    6 Controversy Drive, Assagay

    Krantzkloof Nature Reserve

    How you are supporting Kloof Conservancy

    Kloof Conservancy runs numerous projects aimed at protecting the biodiversity of Kloof and enhancing the quality of life of residents through the improvement of the environment.

    Funds raised during the annual Indigenous Open Gardens Show are the prime source of funding for projects.

    Enjoying the show

    Here are some simple guidelines we hope will improve your experience on the day:

    • Wear sensible shoes – there are areas with cobblestone paving, gravel, wooden decks or slopes!
    • There are many interesting/unusual trees to see so bring along a tree book.
    • Take a pair of binoculars if you are interested in birds – gardens create habitats which are ideal for birds.
    • Plan your comfort breaks before you arrive at the gardens – there are limited toilet facilities only at Gardens 6.
    • You are going to be in the sun for much of the day – wear sunscreen and a hat.
    • The gardens are “open” but the homes are not – please do respect the owners privacy and do not wander through private spaces.
    • Please do not bring any animals (NO PETS) to the gardens.
    • The gardeners are all very knowledgeable – do feel free to engage with them as they are more than willing to share their knowledge.

    Please be considerate and move on after a while so that others can enjoy the area.

    Indemnity

    Please read this INDEMNITY as a condition of entry. Should you not be happy with this INDEMNITY, then please do not enter the gardens and you are entitled to request a refund of your donation.

    Please note these gardens have rough paths, steps and wooden walkways, water features, ponds as well as tripping hazards and slippery surfaces.

    Anyone entering these premises do so entirely at their own risk. Everyone else connected therewith shall have no liability whatsover for any injury or death of any person, or loss or damage to any property, howsoever caused even arising from negligence of any degree.

    Indigenous Open Gardens