Open Garden Day Programme 2023

Open Garden Day Programme

Friday 27 October 2023

CELEBRATING 25 YEARS

Celebrating 25 Years of PLC Open Garden Day 1998

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Open Garden Day Programme Friday 26 October 2018

Contents From the Principal

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Art Installation

Programme

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PLC Music

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Bus Route

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Entertainment

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Special Thanks

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PLC Performers

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Display & Exhibition

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Gardens

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56 The Esplanade

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Marketplace Map

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48A View Street

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Market Stalls

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42A View Street

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Food & Hospitality

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3A View Street

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Sponsors

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Thank You

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Visitor Courtesies

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PLC acknowledges traditional custodians on the lands of Noongar Nation, where for thousands of years this land was nurtured and sustained by the strengths, courage, and wisdom of the Noongar people. We recognise their continuing connection to this Boodja and pay respects to their elders and leaders, past, present, and future.

Cate Begbie Welcome to the 25th PLC Open Garden Day. PLC Open Garden Day is a highlight of the PLC calendar where we see our school community come together to share this amazing day with visitors from far and wide.

We are delighted to present five wonderful gardens, one of which took part in the very first PLC Open Garden Day in 1998.

I would like to sincerely thank the garden owners who have generously agreed to support PLC and share their gardens with the broader community.

From the Principal

From the Principal

An event like this would not be possible without our very supportive parent and staff community. All involved have dedicated hours of their time to ensure that the event is enjoyable for attendees and volunteers alike. I would like to personally thank everyone who has contributed to this magnificent day, with special thanks to our Open Garden Day Organising Committee.

Our students are delighted to have the opportunity to perform and participate today and have been working hard to ensure the day will be special for all guests.

I hope you enjoy wandering through the beautiful gardens, the extensive markets, diverse range of performances and exhibitions as well as the warm PLC hospitality.

Warm regards, Cate Begbie

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Programme Gardens open from 10.00 am - 2.00 pm | The Stables Café open from 9.00 am - 2.00 pm PLC Creative Art & Technology Exhibition open from 10.00 am - 1.00 pm

Music in the Gardens 18 View Street 10.00 am - 11.00 am

Junior Piano Trio & Solo Vocalist, Shiloh Thomas

11.00 am - 12.00 pm

Senior Piano Trio & Guitar Ensemble

58 Irvine Street 10.00 am - 11.00 am

Year 8 String Quintet & Senior Flute Ensemble

11.00 am - 12.00 pm

Year 9 String Quintet & Junior Flute Ensemble

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Scorgie House Lawn 10.00 am - 2.00 pm 10.00 am - 1.00 pm

Raffle Draw Scorgie House 1.30 pm

Gorna Liyarn Dance Performances

Gardens 10.00 am - 11.30 am Heather Barr Memorial Chapel Steps 1.00 pm Marketplace 1.20 pm

Unleashed, PLC Creative Arts & Technology Exhibition

58 Irvine Street 10.30 am - 11.30 am Q&A with Garden Guru David Griffiths Expert horticulturist with over 20 years experience including 10 years managing Dawsons Garden World and current owner of Local Plant Solutions

Marketplace 9.30 am - 11.30 am

Acoustic Duo ‘Vonty Sounds’

‘The Dome’, Carrissa Wu & Mikaela Miller

PLC View Street Senior School

Performances on View Street

10.50 am and 1.10 pm

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Demonstrations & Exhibitions

PLC Wandering Pipers PLC Deci-belles Senior Pipe Band

Please Note: Free parking available at Manners Hill Park with a courtesy bus shuttle running throughout the day at 15 minutes intervals from 8.45 am - 2.30 pm.

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Leake Street

The Esplanade

Lemonade Music Markets

Entry - ‘The Dome’ Toilets Exhibition PLC Chapel

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Special Thanks Mike George Mike George has been our dedicated garden guru for the past 25 PLC Open Garden Days. Mike has watched the gardens of Peppermint Grove mature and develop over the years and provides an invaluable wealth of knowledge.

Mike has a vast and varied history spanning agriculture, education, and horticulture. Mike studied Agricultural Science at Muresk and later Education at UWA. Mike worked for many years teaching agriculture in Harvey and Denmark and was instrumental in developing the Mogumber Agricultural Mission School south of Moora in the early 1960s.

Following his passion for horticulture, Mike and his wife Helen opened Dalkieth Garden Centre on Waratah Avenue in the 1980s.

Special Thanks

Mike is the uncle of two PLC Old Collegians and has been an avid supporter of PLC for more than 30 years.

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Chirritta This garden is a masterpiece in blending hard landscaping on a sloping river-front block of land with minimal plant varieties to complement the striking residence.

Alongside a driveway lined with magnolias and trimmed star jasmine, a multi-level stairway with beautiful white crepe myrtle, topiarised Japanese box and star jasmine, leads one to an upper level and the house entrance where mature lime trees cover the walls.

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56 The Esplanade

Wander across sweeping lawns where trimmed murraya and Japanese box abound and down a side path to arrive at a secluded garden with ficus-covered walls and water features.

The highlight is the koi aquarium where one is mesmerised with beautiful multi-coloured fish.

White wisteria covers walls and pergolas in this tranquil setting.

When all this garden blooms in the future a kaleidoscope of white will prevail.

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Page 11 Images (Left) Olson and Sanders’ design for Chirritta, for Augustus Roe at 56 The Explanade: front elevation. Courtesy Denis Cullity and Peppermint Grove, by Robert Pascoe.

(Middle) Olson and Sanders’ design for Chirritta, for Augustus Roe at 56 The Explanade: internal plan. Courtesy Denis Cullity and Peppermint Grove, by Robert Pascoe.

(Right) Augustus Sanford Keats Roe with his first wife Mary nee Newman, and sons Jack (back), and Douglas (front), c1905. Courtesy Peppermint Grove, by Robert Pascoe.

Douglas, a shipping clerk, served four days at Gallipoli in August 1915 but was invalided home after shooting himself in the foot. In 1925, he married Stella Smith. He served with the Naval Reserve during WWII, and died in 1977, aged 83.

He married Mary Newman in 1888 and they settled in Roebourne (named for his father), where he served as district magistrate. Their sons Jack and Douglas were born in 1889 and 1895.

Jack went into law. In mid-1916 he enlisted in WWI and, on discharge in 1919, joined his father’s law firm.

In 1898, the family returned to Perth, where Roe was appointed police magistrate. Architects Olson and Sanders built Chirritta, named for a sheep station near Roebourne, and the Roes were in residence before the end of 1898.

In the boatshed opposite, was their launch, Chirritta, and it was on a regular trip to Carnac Island in August 1908 that Mary Roe was tragically killed (see QR code for more).

In Victoria in March 1910, Roe (58) married a second time, to Elizabeth Cook (40).

Jack inherited Chirritta when Roe died in 1921. In 1923, he married Maimie McGillivray, and practised law until he died in 1950, aged 61.

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Augustus Roe, youngest son of John Septimus Roe, first practised law in 1873 but soon switched to pearling in the north-west. In the late 1870s he became a master mariner, trading in the Dutch East Indies.

Maimie later sold Chirritta to Denis and Ann Cullity, who extended the home sympathetically when necessary, most recently in 2007. When they sold it in 2013, after 52 years in residence, it was purportedly Perth’s most expensive home.

The current owners began five years of renovations in 2015. It is now a private residence.

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48A View Street This garden has been transformed in a few short years from a “wasteland” to the wonderful balance of trees, shrubs, and underplanting you see today.

The dominant trees as you enter – magnolias, flowering pears, and tipuana, set off borders of irises, star jasmine, agaves, salvias, echium, and stattice. The northern fence line with its white Datura (angel trumpet), philodendrons, New Zealand rock lilies, and the lovely elkhorn fern are complemented with planted urns – lavenders, geraniums, and sculptures – a most welcoming front garden.

The back garden has also been developed with trees, shrubs, and clumping perennials. Look for the crepe myrtles, hydrangeas, irises, star jasmine, elm trees, and the majestic tipuana. The water features add more interest.

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A developing garden with a great future.

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Homemade Lemonade available in the garden.

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Len Liddell, 1918 Dux of Scotch College, was a dental surgeon.

Later, he became Director of the Perth Dental Hospital, and the Victoria Park annex was named in his honour.

New Zealand-born Jean Garton Smith attended Perth College, after which she travelled abroad with her mother. Returning in 1937, she stayed with her sister Ella Hodge, in Irvine Street, with their other sister, Kathleen Howitt, next door.

Len and Jean got engaged in 1940 and, more than ten years earlier than records reflect, 48A View Street was built. Married as soon as it was complete, they had no children, but shared a lifelong love for travel. They sold their home in the early 1960s. Len (70) died in 1974. Jean remarried in the 1980s and died in 1998, aged 87.

Augustus ‘Gus’ Creightmore, born in 1910, graduated from the Royal Australian Institute of Architects in Perth in 1933. In 1935, he married Isobel Goldstein, and their twin daughters both came to PLC.

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Leonard Liddell, who built 48A View Street in 1940, during WWII. Courtesy National Archives of Australia

Due to the wartime lack of building materials and the downturn in demand for domestic architecture, Gus worked supplying khaki uniforms to the army. Intending to return to architecture, instead he died aged just 39, in 1949. Despite his brief architectural career, Creightmore left a significant legacy, and his rare designs are very highly regarded.

This particular home was long thought to have been built in the 1950s, but our historian, Shannon Lovelady, found evidence it was designed and built by Creightmore in 1940. This distinguishes the importance of this house in both architectural history and within Peppermint Grove.

The current owners loved and bought this home in 2018. They have since extensively renovated and remodelled, breathing new life into this very special old home, and they are delighted with its newly-discovered significance.

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42A View Street Wandering in a paradise of colour.

We have been privileged to wander these gardens for the 25 years of PLC Open Garden Days.

Wander under beautiful trees with shrubberies of camellias, azaleas, hibiscus, and the magnificent roses everywhere, past perennial daisies, hollyhocks, alstromeria, rock roses, day lilies, past wonderful plantings of delphiniums, salvias, foxgloves, lobelia, pansies, and violas with scattered silver/grey artichokes, and wormwood. Along paths strewn with baskets, pots, and planters of impatiens, violas, petunias, to yet more colour – past herb gardens of incredible variety and interest.

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Absorb every nook and cranny – you will not see a more colourful spectacle ANYWHERE.

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42A View Street George Bolton, accountant for (Alexander) Forrest Emanuel & Co, was among the first shrewd buyers of Peppermint Grove land released by the (Alexander) Forrest, Crossland, Leake syndicate.

He built Ardamine House, a romantic, Federation Queen Annestyle bungalow, in 1897, and he and his wife Ellen (nee Keane) moved in in 1898.

George, however, had a drinking problem. In May 1901, he went to England ‘for his health’, but Alexander Forrest died in June. By the time George returned in August, his job had gone.

Drinking heavily, re-mortgaged and, to halt impending financial disaster, some of his family moved to declare him a lunatic. He turned on them and in September 1902, evicted Ellen and the rest of his family, and sold everything.

Ellen immediately sued for separation, and George left for England where he died in February 1904, aged just 54. Ellen was

taken in by her grown children, and outlived George by 43 years.

Ardamine House was tenanted until attorney Frederick Burt and his wife Gladys (nee MacMurtrie) bought it in 1908. They renamed it Repton, after Fred’s school in Derbyshire, England.

During WWI with Fred away at war, Gladys’ parents, William and Emily, moved in, naming their section Kalimna. Fred and Gladys left Repton in around 1927 and the home was re-amalgamated under the newer name.

Emily died in 1931 and William in 1933, after which Jessie and Gilbert Smith, a wool valuer, bought Kalimna. When their son, Peter, married, they also divided the home in two. After Jessie died in 1964 the home was re-amalgamated and the poultry run subdivided and sold; a modern home built on it.

Peter and Kathleen Smith sold to the current owners in 1984 who, a few years later, bought the block at the rear, demolished the modern house, and built their tennis court.

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3A View Street Llangefni

Location of The Stables Café open 9.00 am - 2.00 pm.

The front garden of Llangefni will be transformed into The Stables Café where patrons can enjoy delicious homemade cakes, sandwiches, tea and coffee from 9.00 am.

The northern weatherboard wing of this house was built in 1903 by renowned architect Charles Lancelot Oldham. It was the stables servicing Unalla, and the original flooring remains intact.

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The land on which this house now sits was subdivided from Unalla in 1939 by the widowed Bessie Rischbieth, who gifted it to her nephew William Evans and his wife Nellie ‘Flower’ Southwood. The Rischbieths had no children, but Bessie was very close to her younger sister Olive Evans (nee Earle), and their children, who lived nearby at Glan-yr-Afon (Welsh for ‘Banks of the River’) at the southern end of The Esplanade.

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William Evans contracted well-known architect Marshall Waller Clifton to convert the stables into a home, which he completed in his signature Spanish style in 1940. William and Nellie subsequently continued the Welsh theme and named their home Llangefni, after a town in Anglesea, North Wales.

There they raised their three sons, who all came to PLC for kindergarten, and happily lived in their home for the next 50 years.

The Evans’ sold their home to PLC in 1992 and it subsequently became a general staff residence. The home received a gentle internal renovation in 2021, and is now home to our Director of Boarding.

Youth Action for Wildlife Located in The Stables Café garden Youth Action for Wildlife is a group of high school students campaigning to stop the use of Second Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticides (SGARs). Their mission is to educate the public on their detrimental effects on our wildlife and pets and to encourage the use of alternative methods of rodent control. youthactionforwildlife.com

The sweeping lawns of this attractive garden have been greatly extended since our last visit.

Garden beds line the entirety of the lawns with shrubs including viburnums, acalypha (Fijian fire bush), hibiscus, raphiolepis (Indian hawthorn), red leaf euphorbia, and many many beautiful roses.

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58 Irvine Street

The gnarled ancient trunks of the frangipannis are a great feature.

Seek out the many perennial plants – silver wormwood, day lilies, marguerite daisies, irises, New Zealand rock lilies, colourful geraniums, stattice – the list goes on and on.

As with many of today’s gardens, the growing use of succulents with their myriad of leaf shapes and colours can also be seen.

We have been privileged to visit this garden many times since PLC commenced the Open Garden Day 25 years ago. A big thank you to Jill and Hugh.

Ask a question to expert horticulturist David Griffiths who will be in this garden from 10.30 am to 11.30 am.

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18 View Street Fence lines with agapanthus, standard lillypilly, and star jasmine welcome you to a wonderful Peppermint Grove house.

Along a winding path and tranquil water feature are scattered trees including jacaranda, prunus, weeping mulberry and Chinese elm. Dense underplantings of acanthus, irises, russelia, strappy liriope, and agapanthus abound. The front of the house is lined with camellias and azaleas while scattered urns punctuate various corners of the garden.

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A side path with flowering pear trees, camellias, hydrangeas, and clivea lilies leads one to a tennis court and pool area.

Wonderful trees are abundant – crepe myrtles, weeping mulberry, olive trees, frangipannis, and an ancient eucalypt in the far corner.

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Veroslah, 18 View Street, home of Sydney and Jessie Lodge, c1924. Courtesy Tim Baker.

This home was built in c1905 for Sydney Lodge, manager of Fremantle merchants G Wood, Son & Co (later Anchor Foods), his wife Jessie (nee Backhouse), and their three children. They named their home Veroslah, which had been lost over time, but was rediscovered by our Historian, and reinstated by the owners in 2017. A tennis court fronted View Street to the south, beside which stood a beautiful lattice shade house under a mature jacaranda tree. There was a also mulberry tree, a fig tree, vegetable gardens and rudimentary quarters for the resident gardener.

Soon after Sydney’s death in 1928, Jessie sold the home to accountant Horace Lissiman and his wife Effie (nee Rae), who renamed the home Lismear and happily raised five children there. Their daughters Marjorie, Kay, and Florence, went to PLC and their sons, James and Keith, to Scotch.

With such a crowd, the Lissiman’s house was where all the youngsters gathered for tennis parties, every Saturday afternoon.

In 1940, the 15m tall windmill was removed, and the tennis court sold to Judge John Hale, whose wife Joan (nee Blackall) came to PLC from 1917, and their daughter Sally, followed in 1940. The house Judge Hale built on it was designed by renowned architect Gus Creightmore, and still stands.

In 1950, with all of their children having left home, the Lissimans actually swapped houses with the next owner, Geoffrey Baker. The Lissimans moved into the Baker’s newly-built, slightly smaller house in Colin Street, Dalkeith, and Geoffrey and his wife Marie (nee Moir) moved into 18 View Street with no money changing hands. Geoffrey was one of the ‘Sons’ in the well-known WA refrigeration and airconditioning firm A J Baker & Sons.

The Bakers immediately removed the vegetable gardens and established a new tennis court (partly over the top of an old air raid shelter), in its current location.

Tennis balls are said make a distinctive ‘thunk’ when they hit the old shelter!

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Veroslah, Lismear

In 1959, the home was bought by prominent realtor Justin Seward and his wife Pauline nee Dwyer. During their ownership significant additions were made to accommodate their growing brood of what would become seven children. In 1989, Justin and Pauline sold to Lindsay Brady and moved to a smaller home at 23 View Street.

The current owners, since 1994, have extensively and sympathetically renovated and extended their home, with a seamless join between old and new.

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Art Installation

Art Installation

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Carrissa Wu - Jotterbook Flowers Carrissa began sharing her passion for floral art in 2020 and a community of like-minded paper florists started to bloom.

Today, the Jotterbook Flowers team has helped people across WA look after themselves, relax, and be creative.

Mikaela Miller Mikaela is a talented West Australian artist who specialises in botanical printmaking, large-scale public artworks, and meaningful community engagement. Mikaela’s delightful murals can be found across regional and metropolitan WA.

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To mark the 25th year of the PLC Open Garden Day, the amazing Flower Dome created by Carrissa and Mikaela for the Bunbury Fringe Festival has been erected outside Scorgie House. This truly spectacular floral dreamscape is not to be missed.

PLC Ensembles PLC has long provided an inclusive and aspirational music programme where students love and enjoy performing.

PLC is proud of the variety of musical ensembles available to students and we are excited to share students’ performances around the gardens for the enjoyment of visitors.

18 View Street 10.00 am - 11.00 am

Junior Piano Trio & Solo Vocalist, Shiloh Thomas

11.00 am - 12.00 pm

Senior Piano Trio & Guitar Ensemble

58 Irvine Street 10.00 am - 11.00 am

Year 8 String Quintet & Senior Flute Ensemble

11.00 am - 12.00 pm

Year 9 String Quintet & Junior Flute Ensemble

Heather Barr Memorial Chapel Steps 1.00 pm

PLC Music

PLC Music

Deci-belles

PLC Pipe Band The PLC Perth Pipe Band is Australia’s oldest all female pipe band and been proudly performing for over four decades.

Gardens 10.00 am - 11.30 am Marketplace 1.20 pm

PLC Wandering Pipers Senior Pipe Band

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Entertainment Laura Rogers Laura graduated PLC in 2015 and went on to complete two years of Classical Voice from WAAPA, a Bachelor of Science from UWA, and Psychology Honours through Monash University.

Laura is currently Principal Soprano and an active member of St John’s Anglican Church in Fremantle. She was Principal Soprano for Handel’s Messiah, St Matthew Passion, and the St John Passion.

Performing 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm at The Stables Café.

Vonty Sounds Perth based acoustic duo, Veronika and Tyson will provide the perfect soundtrack to the OGD Marketplace.

Entertainment

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Performing 9.30 am - 11.30 am in the Marketplace.

Gorna Liyarn PLC Indigenous Programme Gorna Liyarn is PLC Perth’s Indigenous dance group. The words ‘Gorna Liyarn’ mean ‘strong heart’ and is derived from the Bardi and Yawuru languages of the West Kimberley.

PLC Performers

PLC Performers

In 2011, our Indigenous Scholarship Programme Co-ordinator Tracey Walker (2011-2019, deceased) founded the group to instill pride and confidence in culture for PLC Perth’s Indigenous students.

The programme has grown enormously in strength, and the girls have participated in many events such as Telethon, Wardarnji Festival, Wesley College’s ‘Moorditj by Moonlight’, Western Force games as well as performances at schools around Perth.

Dance performances 10.50 am and 1.10 pm at the Marketplace.

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Display & Exhibition Bus Preservation Society of Western Australia The Society is a not-for-profit organisation of dedicated volunteers who are passionate about the restoration and preservation of buses and all things associated with the history of bus transport in Western Australia.

The BPSWA will ferry visitors between gardens and the marketplace on the day. A fascinating display can be found at Manners Hill Park which includes images and information from historical Peppermint Grove bus routes.

Display & Exhibition

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Creative Arts & Technology Exhibition

UNLEASHED PLC PERTH | VIEW STREET BUILDING

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LIFESTYLE & HOMEWARES 3 Charlotte Harley Candles 7 PLC Argyle Club 12 Beste Ogan Design 14 Fledge and Thread 18 PLC Pastiche Magazine 19 Threads of Africa 20 The Little Shed Store 26 Mirisi Soy Collection 27 PLC Year 9 Service 30 The Products

EVENT MANAGEMENT 1 Ticket & Raffle Sales FACILITIES

Parcel Pickup Water Station Toilets

First Aid

SKINCARE & COSMETICS 11 Innuendo by the Paramour 15 Elia Balms & Blends 22 Margaret River Made 35 Nail’d at Tiffany’s 39 Sundust Cosmetics 43 Wild Rain Soaps

FASHION 4 Bahru 5 Violet Clark Studio 10 Hat Ensemble 28 Urban Fable 31 Beach Street Design 34 The Glasses Lady 42 Kimonos by Kardamom 46 The Italian Closet 48 Ankalia 56 Hobo and Hatch 58 Oasis Clo 60 Vita Active Australia

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JEWELLERY 6 Sarah Stretton Jewellery 13 Curious Blu 16 Hi Ho + Co 25 Tina Scott Collection 37 Girlfetti 40 Sea Drops Jewellery 55 Cynthia Poh Jewellery

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ART & PHOTOGRAPHY 17 PLC Junior School Art 21 Art Couture 24 Penny Hudson & Annette Wiguna 45 Anna Birgitte Flowers Cards Photography PLC Creative Arts & Design Exhibition

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Genevieve Montgomerie Art MB Collective Fair Space Fairy Footprints Top Tails Pet Treats Stoeps Suz Cushions Meg Ceramics Wildeflower Luxury Candles Cherry Cherry Chim PLC Book Nook Sili Days PLC Flowers Youth Action for Wildlife

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FOOD 2 PLC Christmas Cakes 8 PLC Cupcakes 9 PLC OCA Preserves 36 Mane Espresso 61 The Patron 62 PLC Orange Juice 63 PLC Sausage Sizzle 64 PLC Dumplings 65 Cana Communities 67 PLC The Stables Café 70 Baolicious 71 Grilled to the Mac 72 Wally’s Tacos 29 Tommy Sugo

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Market Stalls Market stalls are located on View Street and open from 10.00 am – 2.00 pm.

PLC Market Stalls PLC Flowers, The Book Nook, Junior School Art, Pastiche Magazine, Argyle Club, PLC Year 9 Service Stall, and parcel pick-up service.

Ankalia Sandals @ankaliasandals Ankalia is a local Perth based business founded by Cheryl Botha. Cheryl trained with a traditional “Papa” Sandal Artisan in Italy and now handcrafts luxury, limited-edition Swarovski crystal sandals. Cheryl founded Ankalia in 2014 with the desire to create limited edition sandals with a sense of simple luxury and effortless style. Every pair of sandals are meticulously handcrafted in consciously limited numbers and are available to order online.

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AnnaBirgitte Flowers Cards Photography @annabirgittecards AnnaBirgitte is a local card designer inspired by our extraordinary Western Australian flora and landscapes.

Her cards are colourful and unique, using her own garden and flowers as background to create card motifs.

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Annette Wiguna @annette_wiguna Annette Wiguna is a visual and textile artist whose work displays a wide range of hand-felted, naturally dyed, and printed textiles. Annette prefers to use non and low-toxic processes, locally foraged plants and kitchen/ pantry waste, preloved garments, and ethically sourced fair trade textiles. Her love for natural dyes and felt making can be seen in her scarves, handmade clothing, and accessories which are all lovingly and consciously created in Annette’s studio at the Fremantle Fibonacci Centre.

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Art Couture @katehobbs58 Kate Hobbs of Art Couture specialises in creating finely detailed pictures in pen and ink of character homes and gardens, on high-quality archival paper. The commission is prepared in consultation with the owner to select the orientation of the house, style, details to be emphasised or removed, colour of paper, and size.

The photography is often best done in winter or spring, to best see the architecture.

Bahru @bahruleather Bahru is a luxe leather brand, offering a range of timeless hand-crafted and practical bags and accessories for the everyday. Passion for functional design is what drives Bahru to create beautiful leather bags that bring joy to women & a belief that practicality can be exquisite yet still handle everyday life. From busy mums on the go needing to be hands-free to jet-setting businesswomen seeking style and packability, Bahru bags cater to all needs.

Beach Street Design @beachstreetdesign Beach Street Design is known for its distinctive linen wardrobe staples to effortless summer silhouettes inspired by the relaxed coastal lifestyle here on the West Coast. The Perth-based label is inspired by the natural tones of the coastline, from the soft sages of the saltbush, the endless blues, and the coral & pastel pinks of the sunsets. Fabrics are key to creating the designs, from textured cottons, exclusive prints and custom-dyed colours. Beach Street Design consciously creates quality pieces using natural fabrics, mindfully made.

Beste Ogan Design @besteogan Beste Ogan designs and makes highly tactile porcelain tableware with the aim to elevate the dining experience by extending the joy good food gives to all five senses. Beste believes that now, more than ever, our homes are a retreat from a world full of uncertainty and overwhelm. She hopes her work brings people little moments of joy; as they sip their morning coffee or connect with their loved ones over a delicious home-cooked meal.

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Charlotte Harley Candles @chcnatural Charlotte Harley Candles are 100% essential oil-scented candles made with soy wax by Charlotte herself from her home in Claremont. Using sustainable soy wax means each candle has a slow, clean burn with no nasties. All candles are naturally scented to invoke a feeling of calmness and serenity.

Cherry Cherry Bim @cherrycherrybim Beautiful, quality home textiles, artisan lighting, and ceramics are all proudly designed and produced

by Cherry Cherry Bim in Subiaco with each of the homewares created to inspire creativity in the home.

Launched in 2020 with exquisite block-printed fabrics for upholstery, windows, tables, and lamp shades, the artisan range now includes a stylish collection of original ceramic lighting and an expanded variety of gorgeous table linens and ceramic tableware.

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Curious Blu @curious.blu Curious Blu Jewellery has been designed with a style in mind that is “Classic with a Twist”, pieces that complement your personal wardrobe and stay with you forever. With a deep desire to combine art and culture along with giving back to the community, Curious Blu Jewellery has been meticulously handmade by dedicated silver and gold smiths, their core range being 925 sterling silver. With a passion for travel, Curious Blu uses both natural and lab-created gems, sourcing them from around the globe to create the perfect piece for their range.

Curious Blu prides itself on creating unique designs, and beautiful jewellery which will be loved and lived in.

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Cynthia Poh Jewellery @cynthiapohjewellery Cynthia Poh Jewellery is known for her exquisite craftsmanship and distinctive designed contemporary bead woven jewellery. Founded by Cynthia Poh, she meticulously hand beads every single bead to create each unique piece. Her distinct designs blend traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities and balance simplicity with sophistication. Her jewellery is ideally suited to the modern woman who seeks stylish accessories to embellish her wardrobe.

Plant-based, 100% Natural, Transparent, High Quality, Eco-conscious.

Their range of Natural Perfumes, Deodorants, Lip Treatments, Bath Salts, and Beard Oils are all made locally by owners Mia and Jane. And their divine Body Care Soaps are made to custom by a professional local soap maker.

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Elia @eliabalmsandblends ELIA simply wants to nurture you. They create beautiful body products following five main values:

Fair Space @fairspacefairtrade Fair Space partners with inspiring social enterprises in Australia, Africa, and Asia to bring the highest quality, socially and environmentally responsible designs to your space. It provides a carefully curated collection of jewellery, gifts, toys, and homewares, all with unique stories of impact. Fair Space is all about slowing down, consuming mindfully, and connecting community to fair trade and change-making enterprises around the world.

Fairy Footprints @fairy_footprints_ For all those who believe in magic, Fairy Footprints creates a range of fanciful, fairy items from tiny, pastelshaded fairies, with matching, minuscule, fairy doors, to pintsized, wooden ladders and quirky, fairy door fridge magnets. All artefacts are hand-made miniatures that every fairy will love. Beautiful, fairy garlands and scrunchies made in a kaleidoscope of coloured ribbons, are the perfect accessory for your favourite fairy. For the grown-up fairies in life, multi-coloured, flower, fairy earrings with dangling, beaded legs will keep you young.

Fledge and Thread @fledgeandthread Fledge and Thread believe in the art of craftsmanship and the beauty of hand painted treasures. They design table linen, homewares and soft baby textiles from organic fabrics. All designs are hand illustrated in Perth and inspired by nature with products crafted to make special moments even more memorable.

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Fun Jobs Garden Gloves @funjobs_garden_gloves Designed and produced by PLC Old Collegian, Melanie Hardie (1990), Fun Jobs Garden Gloves offer unique lightweight gardening gloves for females. They have been double-dipped at the fingertips to prevent splitting from long fingernails and are stretchy which allows for more flexibility when gardening.

They have fun, feminine designs and will never dry hard like leather gardening gloves do.

Genevieve Montgomerie Art @g.montgomerie Genevieve Montgomerie’s original paintings have inspired a range of homewares, gifts and prints that reflect places of local significance and typically ‘Western Australian’ beauty including Rottnest, Cottesloe, The South West, and Northern Beaches. Pieces ranging from beautiful outdoor/indoor cushions, acrylic blocks, boxed silk scarves, acrylic coasters, aprons, tote bags, beach towels, cards, and canvas and archival paper prints are limited in edition, affordable, Australian-made and make wonderful gifts and home décor styling inspiration.

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Girlfetti @girlfetti.au Girlfetti is your ‘One Stop Shop’ for colourful, fun, and unique earrings that allow you to express your awesome personality and make you feel like ‘you’. Lightweight, comfortable, and made from surgical stainless steel, their huge range is made to be worn all day without hurting your ears. Specialising in creating fun and unique teacher accessories, Girlfetti will make your end-of-year teacher gift-giving a breeze. Start your day with confidence and elevate your outfit with Girlfetti!

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Hat Ensemble @hat_ensemble Hat Ensemble is a Perth-based handmade millinery business. Using quality, ethically sourced materials, Hat Ensemble makes wide-brimmed sun hats, classic felt fedoras, and fancy fascinators.

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Hi Ho + Co @hihoandco Hi Ho + Co, born in Perth over 3 decades ago, is proudly West Australian providing accessories that reflect the wonderful life here in WA. Their range includes both sterling silver and stainless steel 14ct gold-plated jewellery and the recently added high-quality luxuriously soft leather crossbody bags – all designs for the casual chic woman.

Hobo and Hatch @hoboandhatch Hobo and Hatch work with local and global artisans to design and create timeless and versatile collections.

Carefully refined details with discreet textures and grace. Drawing inspiration from the elegance and simplicity of the natural world. Mindfully crafted, preserving age-old production methods, each design is thoughtfully and ethically made. Treading lightly, the Hobo and Hatch head office is proudly self-sufficient, with solar power, rainwater harvesting and a compost system. Connecting the South-West label to the earth with tradition and individuality.

Innuendo by the Paramour @innuendo.by.the.paramour Born from a desire to feel and do good, Innuendo by The Paramour creates luxury products for self-care, comfort, and healing. Made in a little city called Perth. Ocean to the West, desert to the East, and Wine Country to the South, Innuendo products are Australian-made and owned – proudly and permanently. We work with local suppliers and artisans to craft products aligning with our vision to increase pleasure and decrease pain.

Our hero(ine) product, Endo Oil, was inspired by the warriors of this world who have known someone or suffered personally from Endometriosis. Innuendo by The Paramour’s goal is to provide you with the tools you need to enhance your comfort, minimise your pain, and take a step in the ever-important direction of self-love and care.

It Makes Perfect Scents @itmakesperfectscents_au It Makes Perfect Scents creates luxurious, natural perfumes in the traditional French style, with passion, integrity and never compromising on quality. Perfumes are curated by a Certified Natural Perfumer with the International Perfume Foundation, Paris. All ingredients are plant-based, ethically & sustainably sourced, vegan, and free from harmful chemicals and synthetics. It Makes Perfect Scents to use products that not only smell good, but most importantly, are good for you!

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Kimonos By Kardamom @kardamomkimonos Kimonos that fit all sizes 8-18 in a new range of prints and fabrics, so comfortable to throw on after a shower or the beach, to relax in and perfect for travelling, to wear by the pool, and can also be worn open with jeans or with a slip and belted.

Margaret River Made @margaret_river_made MRM grew from a passion to formulate quality conscious, eco-friendly and sustainable hair and skincare based on beautiful botanical ingredients to help enhance people’s everyday lives.

LOOK GOOD, FEEL GOOD, THE ECO-FRIENDLY WAY.

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MB Collective @mbcollectivetotes The search is now over for the perfect tote that is not only classically stylish, but versatile and practical for whatever your day throws at you. With a waterproof lining for ease of cleaning any wet spills, they also include an internal cotton pocket to store keys, wallet or your phone. MBcollective totes love to stand tall, holding their shape and each tote comes in its own cotton envelope for ease of storing or as the perfect pre-wrapped gift.

In two sizes the everyday tote or its big sister the weekender tote. Make your life simpler with one multipurpose tote to get you through your day.

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Meg Ceramics @meg_ceramics MEG Ceramics is a boutique ceramics studio based in Tuart Hill, owned by designer, artist, and creator Megan Glass. Inspired by nature, art, fashion, and human connection, the studio’s range of organic table and homewares are handcrafted with soul. Textural and unique, each piece is designed to create a strong sense of grounding, connection, and beauty in your day.

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Mirisi Soy Collection @mirisisoycollection Established in 2014, owners John and Mirjana make luxury soy candles, reed diffusers, and organic body products – the brand is about simple and clean packaging, everything about the scent and what it offers to your home. Organic body products, created with essential oils to provide therapeutic benefits to nourish and repair include therapy balms, body scrub, body butter, lip repair, body oil, and scalp and hair repair.

Nail’d At Tiffany’s @naildattiffanys Nail’d at Tiffany’s plant-based nail polishes are designed to bring a little joy and happiness to your world – proudly an Australian-made and independently owned brand, featuring a brilliant range of cruelty-free and breathable colours. Created by Tiffany in 2017, the time has been taken to make a salon-quality nail polish that not only performs well but looks beautiful too.

Oasis Clo @oasisclo Oasis Cló is a small Australian fashion label designed in the coastal town of Dunsborough. Each print is hand drawn by owner Lauren and hand dyed and screen printed by a small family team in Indonesia. Oasis Cló specializes in inclusive fashion, stocking a range of sizes and pieces suitable for pregnancy and new Mums as well as matching dresses for little minis!

Penny Hudson Artist @pennyhudsonartist Penny Hudson is a professional artist of over 40 years. Her work is held in numerous public and private collections both nationally and internationally. Penny has exhibited widely in both solo and joint exhibitions.

She works from her studio in Fremantle WA in both printmaking and painting and continues her pursuit of her love of colour and nature in her latest range of Fine Art Prints, Tee Shirts, Tea Towels, Tote bags and greeting cards. Designed and made in Western Australia, Penny’s designs are created in her little studio inspired by wildflowers.

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Pip & Rose Design @pipandrosedesign Pip & Rose Design return with a fresh release of Kokedama, Watergardens and self-watering planters to add some botanical aesthetic to your space. Amongst the beautiful greenery you can also find a selection of Terrariums to pop on your desk, and Oshibana-inspired pressed flower frames to brighten your day.

Sarah Stretton Jewellery @sarahstrettonjewellery Iconic jewellery designed to wear on repeat. Welcome to the world of SARAH STRETTON JEWELLERY. Designed to inspire confidence and champion self-expression. A movement brand on a mission to create timeless and elevated jewellery for everyone. Each piece is handcrafted in Europe from responsibly sourced sterling silver and 18ct gold vermeil showcasing natural pearls and gemstones, ensuring the highest quality and exquisite craftsmanship. Join us on this journey of femme beauty and style, where accessible luxury merges with a modern aesthetic.

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Sea Drops Jewellery @sea_drops_jewellery The eye-catching beauty of Sea Drops Jewellery is unique in that it captures the true beauty of the underwater world. Each piece is handmade by owner Louise Stazzonelli as she selects from the works of her husband – underwater photographer Glen Cowans, curating them into shapes that match her jewellery designs.

These tiny works of art mean the ocean lover in your life can now wear the beauty of the seas.

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Sili Days @silidays Sili Days was born with the belief that Australians live in the most pristine environment, surrounded by beautiful beaches, rivers and lakes. These can only be maintained by reducing the amount of waste we leave behind. Sili Days quality cups are reusable, unbreakable and tough for the outdoors, yet feel great and look gorgeous. Our beautiful world is on loan to us; let’s make some changes to ensure our future generations can enjoy it too. Live Clean | Lighten Your Print | Leave a Legacy

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Stoeps @_stoeps Stoeps (pronounced “Stoops”) is thrilled to be back again at the PLC Open Garden Day. This local small business sells handmade table linen and accessories. They design beautiful but practical (see their signature weighted hems) table linen, pairing classic patterns with pops of bold colour to create a vibrant, playful, and stylish look. This year, they will also have their stunning oversized weighted food covers. All handmade in WA.

Sundust @sundust_sunscreen Their signature silver and gold bio-glitter in their broad spectrum SFP 50+ natural sunscreen is made from pure, cosmetic-safe eucalyptus glitter with zero plastic, no fragrance, ad no parabens. They only use ethically and sustainably sourced raw materials. This is the only sunscreens kids will ask to be applied!

Suz Creations @suzcreations_cushions Suz has been creating fabric art for many years now starting off in a very casual sporadic manner while juggling work, parenting, and life. Her addiction to fabric and her passion for creating has now morphed into a daily indulgence that she adores. Her purpose-built studio is bursting at the seams with an impressive stash of fabrics just waiting to be included in the next project. Making cushions has been her main focus over the years, but her passion to create sustainable homewares using discontinued fabric swatches/hangers has led her to quilt making, but not in the ‘traditional’ sense. Her cushions and quilts are bespoke, can be custom-made to any colour or size, and are affordable and sustainable due to the upcycling of fabrics.

The Glasses Lady Perth @theglassesladyperth The Glasses Lady Eyewear Styling with prescription glasses, where personalised artistry meets eyewear perfection with a wide selection of unique frames in over 300 vibrant colours. Together we create custommade glasses, sized to fit, that complement your face shape and reflect your personality. Experience the joy of owning a one-of-a-kind eye artwork at The Glasses Lady. Transform your vision into a masterpiece that embodies your individuality and style.

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The Italian Closet @theitalianclosetaustralia The Italian Closet specialises in beautiful womenswear made in Italy. Their range of elegant designs in relaxed and flattering silhouettes, features a muted tonal palette with vibrant pops of colour, easy-to-wear prints and subtle embellishment. The Italian Closet also offers an exquisite collection of statement jewellery and accessories to complete the luxury look.

The Little Shed Store @thelittleshedstore The Little Shed Store brings a wide range of items for you to treasure or gift to someone else. They are the “practical but beautiful”, books galore and a range of homewares and Christmas items that are just that little bit different. The melamine and Scottish silver pieces are particularly popular alongside the personalised wrapping and gift curating service provided for all customers on request.

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The Products @theproducts THE PRODUCTS & HANDMADE CERAMICS | Small batch natural skincare company, The Products was established in 2013 by PLC graduate Rebekah Clark. Handcrafted locally with ethically sourced and organic ingredients. Every formula caters for sensitive skins and those seeking an effective natural alternative.

Rebekah has spent the last five years turning her hands to clay. Hand building using different clay bodies.

Finding inspiration in mid-century modern ceramics and the natural world. She loves making decorative yet functional ceramic pieces that reflect her love of organic form, texture and glaze combinations. Come and sample the product range at the tester station and check out the handmade ceramics!

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Tommy Sugo @tommysugo Tommy Sugo delivers a gourmet range of cook-at-home Italian meals unlike anything available at the supermarket and completely free of artificial additives. Enjoy unique flavours like their duck ravioli with wild mushroom, and Kakadu plum, porcini ravioli with mascarpone, and truffle oil, and beef Cheek wholemeal lasagna. With free delivery on orders over $90, experience a seamless Italian culinary journey at home.

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Threads of Africa Threads of Africa proudly offer an exquisite array of bespoke heirloom linen and homewares including towels, throws, blankets, bed, kitchen and table linen, cushion covers and picnic blankets all woven on antique looms at the Mungo Mill in South Africa. Mungo’s products stand apart and it is their focus to provide an original, quality item that will bring years of satisfaction.

Tina Scott Collection @tinascottcollections Tina Scott Collections is well known for its locally designed and exquisite range of timeless jewellery. With a wide range, there is something to cater to every individual’s taste. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted in sterling silver, and adorned with real gemstones and freshwater pearls, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to every design. Tina Scott Collections donates 10% of all sales from their pearl jewellery to a charity supporting mothers and babies from underprivileged backgrounds.

Top Tails Pet Treats @toptailspettreats Top Tails Pet Treats is a family-owned business run by Louisa and Ashley Dry, providing 100% natural gourmet pet treats for dogs and cats. They offer home made and baked dog biscuits, dehydrated meat and fish treats, jerky, cat treats and more. All ingredients are sourced locally where available, free of additives and preservatives and of human-grade. So spoil your furry friend with a special treat or a healthy snack.

Top Tails Pet Treats has something for every pet lover.

Urban Fable @urban_fable Urban Fable is a local luxury scarf brand that features stunning digital artworks by Lizzie Marinko.

The Coastal Confetti Collection features some of our most iconic Australian landscapes printed onto the finest blend of cotton linen and Merino wool and silk fabrics. All Urban Fable scarves come beautifully gift boxed with a postcard of the chosen design. They are the ideal gift and travel companion.

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Vintage Garden Creations @vintage_garden_creations Vintage Garden Creations bring ‘vintage’ back to Australian gardens. Their rustic iron structures are handmade locally using quality materials and classic designs. From arches to obelisks, plant supports, pot stands and birdbaths, their simple and attractive designs are built to last. And if you have your own ideas, they’ll happily work with you to bring them to life with a custom design.

Violet Clark Studio @violetclarkstudio Inspired by nature’s raw beauty, Violet Clark Studio captures the light, shade and colour of Australian native plants and flowers in garments made from and enriched by natural fabrics. West Australian designer Lyndal Malarkey draws on her fascination and respect of nature across limited releases each year, marrying thoughtful and considered print designs with high-quality fabrics including tencel, silk and linen.

Violet Clark Studio garments are unbound by time or trend; made to last and be loved by women of all ages.

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Vita Active Australia @vitaactiveaustralia Bold and timeless designs. Luxury activewear and loungewear that looks good and feels even better.

Vita Active is locally designed within the Margaret River wine region, sourced with only the highest quality of material with the perfect amount of spandex to contour to the body. Ethically sourced and contoured into the finest of designs.

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Wildeflower Luxury Candles @wildeflowerluxurycandles Wildeflower Luxury Candles are based in Western Australia, established in 2019. They specialise in a range of candles using only the highest quality ingredients. Each candle is meticulously made by hand so that they burn evenly and enjoy a rich & strong, long-lasting fragrance right to the very end. Whether you love floral, oriental, fresh, or woody, they have you covered. They are committed to supporting the local community and that their candles will always be made by hand, here in Western Australia.

Wild Rain Soaps @wild.rain.soaps Wild Rain thoughtfully handcrafts simple, luxurious soaps for everyday bathing rituals. Using only highquality and naturally derived ingredients each soap, inspired by science and nature, is formulated to be deeply nourishing and skin-softening. Made in Subiaco from skin-loving plant oils and butter rich in antioxidants, soaps are further enhanced with enjoyable and beneficial, potent ingredients of cleansing clays, mineral-rich salts, botanical infusions, enriching plant milk, and the uplifting scent of pure essential oils.

WILD + PLANTS + EARTH

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Food & Hospitality View Street Marketplace 10.00 am - 2.00 pm.

Food & Hospitality

Mane Espresso @mane.espresso Mane Espresso is a mobile café that operates in a converted horse float. Kenji and Paridah are passionate about sustainability and great coffee, they operate the trailer on weekends.

Mane Espresso is also available for hire for private functions, such as birthday parties and weddings.

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The Patron @thepatron.beverageco The Patron is a lovingly restored 1968 Citroen HY van that has travelled all the way from France and has been given a new lease on life as a mobile beverage company. The Patron MOU is to serve up quality beverages from an attentiongrabbing classic van.

Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice @mooracitrus Long-term PLC supporter, Moora Citrus, has once again generously donated kilograms of delicious oranges from their orchards for our event. Stop by for a refreshing cup of freshly squeezed and chilled OJ at our PLC Parent OJ Stall in the View Street Marketplace.

PLC Sausage Sizzle PLC Parent volunteers will be sizzling scrumptious sausages and onions on the BBQ. Perfect for brunch or lunch - join the queue, it is well worth the wait!

Food & Hospitality

PLC Christmas Cakes Always popular and highly sought after in our annual Open Garden Day Marketplace, the PLC Christmas Cakes are made with the finest fruit, ingredients, and a “touch” of that special something. Our volunteer bakers have been busy preparing, baking, and wrapping. Arrive early to their stall in front of Scorgie House to avoid disappointment.

PLC Cupcakes Cupcakes, big and small, iced and decorated will be on display at our busy PLC cupcake stall, ready for morning tea, lunch, and even a little takeaway treat for afternoon tea too!

PLC Dumplings Steamed parcels of perfection, these dumplings are made and served by a group of parents from the Chinese community within PLC. Get in quick before these delectable morsels sell out.

PLC OCA Preserves @plcoca The PLC Old Collegians’ Association have produced a selection of jams and chutneys that will delight your taste buds. Be quick and visit the OCA Preserves stall on the day to stock up at their stall along View Street.

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Baolicious @baolicious.perthaustralia The secret to amazing bao buns? Getting the balance of flavours and textures just right. Get your Chinese food fix with delicious, handcrafted Bao Buns from Baolicious. Combining fusion styles of fillings with a modern twist, there is something to satisfy everyone’s tastebuds.

Food & Hospitality

Cana Communities Inc. @cana_communities_wa For something healthy and delicious to eat or drink, head to the Cana Communities WA Food Truck for tea, espresso coffee, fresh smoothies, and a range of tasty sweet snacks and savoury meals. Cana is a not-forprofit organisation which supports and sustains vulnerable people from across Perth. The Food Truck is one of Cana Communities' social ventures which provides a valuable opportunity for people to learn new skills, and a pathway to employment.

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Grill’d to the Mac @macsamerican Mac’s American Diner brings the tastes of Regional America to the streets of Perth - from Georgia Dogs to Memphis Burgers and everything in between, they pride themselves on authentic American flavours. Real American food, featuring burgers, hotdogs and more - by a real American cook, they take their motto of Making Food Great Again seriously.

Wally’s Tacos @wallystacos Wally offers traditional Mexican street food to the people of Perth and prides himself on bringing his family recipes to life by providing a healthy ‘fast food’ option - zero deep fryers! Wally’s menu consists of a variety of tacos, quesadillas, burrito bowls and nachos with gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan options available.

Many thanks to the following sponsors for their support: • Bus Preservation Society of Western Australia

Sponsors

Sponsors • Aussie Natural Spring Water • Taylor Road IGA • Moora Citrus • Kakulas Sisters • Swanbourne Market Argyle Club Raffle Sponsors • Donnelly Lakes Farmhouse • The Raft • Cottesloe Hair Gallery • Tongue, Potts, Turnbull Families

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Thank You It would be impossible to organise and conduct this event without our dedicated parent volunteers and PLC staff. Thank you for supporting this annual fundraiser with your ideas, skills, and time. Many parent volunteers have committed time co-ordinating areas of this event and supporting the committee, we extend our gratitude to them for their time and commitment.

Special thanks to: • Michelle Barrett, OGD Co-ordinator

• PLC Communications & Engagement Team

• Emily Chee, OGD Volunteer Co-ordinator

• PLC Property Department

• Tanya Dyson, OGD Treasurer

• Shannon Lovelady, PLC Archivist, Curator and Historian

• Chrissy Miller-McKinley, OGD Market Co-ordinator • Susannah Evans, OGD Hospitality Co-ordinator

• PLC Old Collegians’ Association

• Suzy Cran, OGD Christmas Cake Co-ordinator

• PLC Finance

• Natusha Wenn & Erica Salt, OGD Raffle Co-ordinators

• PLC Argyle Club

• Nina Gilmour, OGD Market Assistant

Thank You

• Nicole Wilson, PLC Events Manager

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• PLC Music Department

• Julia Dobson, PLC Director of Communications & Engagement

• PLC Risk & Compliance • PLC Creative Arts & Technologies • PLC Junior School Art Department • PLC Senior Leadership Team • The Shire of Peppermint Grove

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Thank You

Visitor Courtesies Open Day: Gardens are only open to the public on the date and times specified via entry ticket/wristband.

Privacy: Please respect the owners' privacy.

Photography: Please refrain from taking photographs/ videos of the gardens and houses.

Garden Etiquette: No cuttings are to be taken from the gardens.

Keep to paths to avoid damaging plants.

Children:

Visitor Courtesies

Children are to be supervised at all times. Please take care if there are water features or other risks for children.

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Animals: Animals (except Guide and Assistance dogs) are not permitted to enter the gardens.

Entry into the gardens is at your own risk.

14 McNeil Street, Peppermint Grove Western, Australia, 6011 T: +61 8 9424 6444 E: plc.wa.edu.au

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