Graceburn is a five-acre property in Drysdale showcasing a two-acre native and indigenous garden transformed from former horse paddocks into a thriving, sustainable landscape. Created over 19 years by owners Kate Lockhart and Justin Grace, it exemplifies regeneration and habitat restoration, using resilient local plants to overcome challenging conditions. The garden features a Sam Cox-designed pool garden, a rammed earth pavilion, a wood-fired hot tub, and over 80 fruit trees. Sculptures made from recycled materials add artistic flair. Rich in biodiversity, Graceburn supports birds, bees, and reptiles. Visitors can also access expert advice and plant sales from Bellarine Landcare Nursery.