In spring each year, the Grampians hosts an amazing wildflower event called the Stawell Orchid Society Summer Show.
Many visitors head to the Grampians to enjoy this stunning orchid show and explore the amazing wildflowers and orchid plants from the Halls Gap and Wimmera regions.
Stawell Orchid Society Summer Show – 2020 Dates, Halls Gap, VIC
Regarded as the largest orchid show in Victoria, the Stawell Orchid Society Summer Show showcases thousands of orchids of many species. It also features several different genera and is well worth the effort to come along and have a look, with plants for sale and members on hand to advise how to grow and flower these magnificent plants successfully.
This two-day event that starts from 9am in the morning on Saturday & 10am on Sunday and runs until approximately 5pm in the evening. Visitors to the Grampians National Park will quickly find this event as the venue is directly adjacent to the National Park.
While you are here, make sure to take in some sightseeing and perhaps take bushwalking where you can check out the myriad of wildflower species blooming in their natural habitat.
So don’t forget to bring your camera as you will undoubtedly have plenty of opportunities to take photos of the stunning orchids on display at the Stawell Orchid Society Summer Show.
Information is confusing . The above preamble indicates that the orchid society summer show is at Halls Gap but information below indicates it is in Stawell . Could you please clarify?
Also does it showcase indigenous orchids or exotic varieties?
Thank you
Hi there,
The post contains address details below the content which states that the event is held in Main Street, Stawell.
Regards,
Jess
It literally says Main Street halls gap. No reference to Stawell.
Hi Andrew,
The reason there is no reference to Stawell is because the November event is held in Halls Gap.
There are two events per year, the Spring Show is held in Stawell and the Summer show in Halls Gap. Both event are run by the Stawell Orchid Society and both events fall under this “umbrella” term.
Regards,
Jess