Cloudehill's Arboretum at Woolrich Estate is mature and secret. A small dell is overhung by a huge weeping beech. A giant American tulip tree rears up from the end of a narrow path. There is an azalea maze of Kurume azaleas, the first to be planted in Australia. In the gazebo area there is a mass of camellias, and on the bottom path a forest of rhododendrons, their blossoms only visible from above. 

Keith Purves, the previous owner of Range View cleared the site of blackberries and established the paths. We have used our energies building rock walls from stone gathered on the site to combat the lyrebirds who constantly erode the banks. Ongoing tree
works improve the health of existing trees and the clearing of weeds and
replacement of the ground layer of plantings continues. We have been helped in
this by Matt Nadji and Cloudehill.