"[People] can see ducks, chooks, butterflies, a swimming pool made into a fishpond … I love it. I just love it,"Ms Taylor said.
"The fact the festival has grown to be the biggest rose and garden festival in Australia and runs for 10 days is really quite significant."
"As the late [rosarian] Kevin Trimper pointed out to me, garden tourism is second only to food and wine globally,"Mr Fewster said.
"I said to my sister, 'What's that noise?' and it turned out those boys had taken our wheel hubs off and put stones in them. That's how I first met Brad."
"You want to check where the sun comes up and where you're going to plant your trees for shade to keep your house cool,"she said.
"I'm grateful that I've had the opportunity to meet lots of people along the way, work with lovely people and amazing gardens. It's been beautiful."
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