• Spring Into The Grampians

    Wonder at wild blooms as far as the eye can see, and discover a delicate, rare orchid on a bush ramble. Step into the seldom seen, historic grandeur of a Western District homestead garden, or buy a Grampians native for your own. Savour a memorable meal subtly garnished with petite flowers and pretty petals... It's time to spring into the Grampians.

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73rd Annual Grampians Wildflower Show

Dates for 2010: Thursday September 30 to Sunday October 3

Spring is a great time to visit the Grampians and every October the Grampians Wildflower Show takes place at Halls Gap showcasing the wildflowers of the area. The Halls Gap Wildflower Show is a renowned showcase of indigenous flowers of the Grampians. Displays demonstrate and explain the native flora found in the region.

A four day exhibition of the unique local wildflowers displayed to highlight the diverse plant communities of the Grampians. Experience the array of colorful and delicate wildflowers from the Grampians – a region boasting the highest number of endemic wildflower species anywhere in Australia.

The display in the Centenary Hall features plants from heathland, woodland and wetland areas. The plants are grouped according to their habitat.

Extensive reference material is available to help with information about plant identification, botanical names and details and advice as to where to see plants in the park. Ask questions of our local wildflower experts, take part in hands-on activities, and tour the wildflowers in their natural environment.

Other features of the show include:

  • exhibits highlighting conservation issues
  • an inspiring collection of local native terrestrial orchids
  • hands on children’s activities
  • twice daily bus tours with expert guides to see wildflowers (at an extra cost)
  • gift shop with a wide variety of publications and wildflower related souvenirs

2009′s show