Australian House & Garden

THE PLOT THICKENS

Paul Bangay has been in a reflective mood lately. Arguably Australia’s most famous garden designer, Paul has just completed a book documenting life in his garden at Stonefields, the property he shares with his husband Barry, in the Central Highlands of Victoria. It’s not his first book on the subject. He wrote his first, back in 2013, when the garden was young. In

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