Edna Walling - an upcoming Talk about this wonderfully creative woman
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I am giving a talk on Edna Walling to the Australian Garden History Society, Victorian Branch on 18th August, 2022 – here are details in case some locals are interested. All welcome. Drinks from 5.30pm. Brief AGM at 6pm followed by my talk at approx. 6.15. I’ll be selling/signing copies of my biography The Unusual Life of Edna Walling and my novel A Secretive Life afterwards. Info and bookings via https://www.gardenhistorysociety.org.au/.../vic-branch.../ Venue: Mueller Hall, National Herbarium of Victoria, South Yarra, Melbourne. Edna Walling‘s trademark landscape features include fine flights of steps, flagstone paths, dry-stone walls and elegant sweeping boarders. Edna self-built her own cottage and created Bickleigh Vale Village in Mooroolbark, outer Melbourne. She had an extraordinary career: she was a landscape designer, gardener, photographer, builder, architect, journalist, author, sketcher, watercolourist, conservationist – and eco-visionary. In short, she was an Artist. He