Tāwharanui Peninsula, New Zealand
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OMAIO, a Māori term that translates to \"place of peace, quiet, and tranquility,\" is my 18-acre (7.28 hectares) coastal property located on the Takatu Peninsula, just an hour\'s drive north of Auckland and a quick 10-minute trip from Matakana.
Akaroa, New Zealand
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The mosaic garden of the Giant’s House is a vibrant, lively, and engaging space that exudes romance and joy, filled with delightful surprises. Nestled on a sunny, sheltered hillside facing north in a picturesque valley in Akaroa, it’s just a 1.5-hour drive from Christchurch. This enchanting garden encircles a grand historic home, once owned by the first manager of BNZ Bank, constructed from totara and kauri wood.
Wellington, New Zealand
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In Otari-Wilton\'s Bush Native Botanic Garden you can explore some of the mature podocarp forest that once thrived across the city. This remarkable plant sanctuary boasts the country's most impressive collection of native flora, featuring many rare and endangered species.
Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
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Lake Tekapo is famous for its breathtaking display of lupins that bloom along its shores from mid-November to the end of December. These vibrant Russell lupins were brought to the Mackenzie Basin in the 1940s, originating from seeds planted in gardens that spread over time. In 1949, Connie Scott from Godley Peaks Station spread lupin seeds along the roadside after buying about £100 worth from a local stock and station agent.
Dunedin, New Zealand
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Larnach Castle & Gardens in Dunedin, New Zealand. Spanning 7 acres, these beautifully maintained gardens are the brainchild of Margaret Barker, who is not only a historic building restorer but also a devoted gardener. Visitors to the gardens at Larnach Castle will always find something captivating to admire.
Grantham, United Kingdom
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Belton House was crafted to leave a lasting impression, and its garden showcases the formal style of the late seventeenth century, perfectly complementing the mansion's era. No matter when you choose to visit, the changing seasons offer a delightful array of colors and wildlife to enjoy.
Haywards Heath, United Kingdom
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At Wakehurst, the more untamed sibling of the Royal Botanical Gardens Kew, Glow Wild is back for its eleventh anniversary celebration. You'll find beautifully crafted winter lanterns and enchanting light displays, featuring a massive owl, scattered throughout the gardens. Plus, children under four can enter for free! This year, there's an exciting new route that will welcome visitors on Christmas Eve for the very first time. Christmas light experience: discover a magical woodland path adorned with enchanting lights and lantern displays at Glow Wild.
Chelmsford, United Kingdom
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RHS Garden Hyde Hall in Chelmsford, United Kingdom. Spanning 365 acres, this serene retreat features a wonderful variety of garden styles, blending both traditional and contemporary designs. Notable attractions include the Dry Garden, showcasing an impressive collection of drought-tolerant plants, and the Hilltop Garden, adorned with beautiful roses and vibrant herbaceous borders.
Horsham, United Kingdom
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Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens in Horsham, United Kingdom is the historic 750-acre estate.
George, South Africa
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The Garden Route Botanical Garden, established in 1996 at the base of the Outeniqua Mountains, came to life after the George Local Municipality granted permission to the BotSoc’s Garden Route Branch for its creation. Visitors can explore a well-marked collection of trees from the Southern Cape forests. This garden serves as a vital habitat for wildlife, hosting 52 species of butterflies, 26 species of damselflies, 10 species of frogs, 600 plant species, and 146 bird species.
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Nairobi, Kenya
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IFTEX will take place in Nairobi, Kenya during 3-5 June 2025. International Floriculture Trade Expo is the premier trade exhibition for flowers and plants in Africa, taking place every year in Nairobi since 2012.