Walter Peak, New Zealand
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Walter Peak High Country Farm Gardens are stunning gardens were established in the 1870s with the planting of two of the region's oldest introduced trees—the Sycamore and Oak, which are now under protection. Additionally, a native Kauri tree was added in the 1960s, and over the years, the gardens have beautifully transformed and been enhanced.
Gore, New Zealand
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Gore Public Gardens is nestled within Gore\'s town belt, this garden holds the distinction of being the town\'s first public garden. The area was designated for this purpose in 1874, but it wasn\'t until 1906 that David Tannock from Dunedin, who also designed the Dunedin Botanic Garden, brought it to life.
Invercargill, New Zealand
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Queens Park proudly honors its rich history. Once a grazing area for cattle and the venue for the Southland Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s shows in the 1880s, it has transformed into an animal reserve that serves both recreational and educational purposes, resembling a charming farmyard.
Timaru, New Zealand
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Timaru Botanic Gardens, one of the oldest in the region, will delight you with its impressive and varied collections, including Australian plants, conifers, and numerous rose species. A particularly noteworthy area is the border featuring native plants from the Canterbury region. You can also find endangered plants from around the globe in part of the conservatory complex, along with a fern house nearby.
Timaru, New Zealand
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Trevor Griffiths Rose Gardens, named in honor of a local nurseryman and author who had a deep love for antique roses, was recognized as ‘a garden of excellence’ by the World Federation of Rose Societies in 2013. Designed by Sir Miles Warren, the Trevor Griffiths Rose Garden boasts over 1,200 roses, representing every rose family found worldwide.
Kaponga, New Zealand
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Hollard Gardens in Kaponga, New Zealand offer a relaxed and cozy atmosphere. This property is a paradise for plant enthusiasts, showcasing an extensive range of both native and exotic species. The gardens carry on Bernie Hollard’s legacy of collecting, innovating with plants, and promoting sustainability.
Hāwera, New Zealand
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King Edward Park in Hāwera, New Zealand. The park features two intersecting grassy avenues, making it a lovely spot for leisurely strolls. It was also envisioned as a source of inspiration for local gardeners, showcasing a variety of plants that thrive in the area.
Masterton, New Zealand
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Stablehouse Garden in Masterton, New Zealand. No matter when you choose to visit, every season offers its own unique charm. In spring, the Pyrus Candelabra bursts into a vibrant display of blossoms. Summer brings a lush bounty of buxus, complemented by a striking array of hydrangeas, irises, salvias, and clematis.
Taumarunui, New Zealand
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Bradley\'s Garden in Taumarunui, New Zealand is more than just an ordinary garden or wedding venue; it's a true haven. If you're in search of a tranquil atmosphere or eager to engage in a variety of activities and events, your time spent in this stunning paradise is sure to be memorable.
Auckland, New Zealand
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Experience the breathtaking combination of exotic trees and native New Zealand plants that adorn our lovely garden at Government House Garden Auckland. With roots tracing back to the 1870s, many of our grand trees are beautifully set against the backdrop of original lava formations and local flora that shape the landscape.
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Berlin, Germany
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Fruit Logistica will take place in Berlin, Germany during 5-7 February 2025. 66.000 visitors and 2700 exhibitors. Fruit Logistica is the most important exhibition of the Fruit and Vegetable Industry.