Robin Hood Foundation, Fulton School for the Deaf, St Vincent de Paul for work in the Molweni Valley, Natal Settlers and MS Society will be the recipients of the funds raised.
Peter and Wendy Scorgie at their beautiful garden at Tanglewood Gardens in Gillitts.
CROWDS of people gathered at the Kloof Rotary Ann’s 25th Open Gardens on the weekend of 14 to 15 October.
There were five stunning gardens on show this year.
The gardens ranged from large to complex size.
Four of the gardens were designed and maintained by the owners.
This year, the tea garden was based at the Fulton School for the Deaf.
The Kloof Rotary Anns thanked their sponsors and the general public for supporting their event.
The weekend was a great success and it was blessed with good weather.
The organisers raised R51 000 for local charities.
Charities which were nominated by the garden owners were Robin Hood Foundation, Fulton School for the Deaf, St Vincent de Paul for work in the Molweni Valley, Natal Settlers and MS Society.
Winners of the raffle were Aurora Howard (bought in the name of her grand daughter Kyra Ashley), Angie Steyn and Jehanne Blades.
Morné Estherhuizen stands in his stunning garden at Galloway Lane in Winston Park. His garden was one of those on show.
Morné Estherhuizen sits on a hammock hanging chair in his stunning garden at Galloway Lane in Winston Park. His garden was one of those on show.
Morné Estherhuizen stands his his stunning garden at Galloway Lane in Winston Park. His garden was one of those on show.
The lush greenery at Peter and Wendy Scorgie’s home.
The beautiful garden at Jan and Geline van Wyk’s home in Winston Park.
Hanlie Maleham and Martie Coetzee enjoy strolling through the five gardens on show at the Kloof Rotary Anns Open Gardens.
Tony and Valerie Robson.
Francois and Suleen Marais. PHOTOS: Deshni Ramkissoon-Pillay
Vera and Graham Howard at one of the gardens on show.
Kloof Rotarians Glenys Dore and Paul Sims and former Rotarian, Tracey Binge at one of the gardens on show.
Geline and Jan van Wyk in their garden in Winston Park.
Jodi, Sheldon, Levi and Kayden Dovey eager to see the panoramic views from the beautiful garden at Galloway Lane in Winston Park.
Flick Mckenzie and Heather Taylor take in the beautiful view in one of the open gardens on show.
Diana Robinson admires the gardens on show.
John Jenkinson and Bruna Van Heerden wander through the beautiful gardens on show.
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