Real Gardens for Real People

29th October to 7th November 2021

Taranaki

Explore a variety of beautiful gardens Purchase plants you’ve seen in the gardens Get practical advice from garden hosts Enjoy arts and crafts

Only $2 per person, payable at each garden gate Programme downloadable from our website TaranakiFringeGardenFestival www.taranakigardens.co.nz Quick tips for multi day visits Important for visitors Allow 45mins - 1 hour for each garden visit, and allow a While the garden owners take maximum of 6 gardens per day every care to make sure you enjoy Allow 4-5 days for your tour to cover the majority of our gardens. your visit safely, gardening is an outdoor activity and you enter at Very economical, only $2p/p at each garden, this is payable on your own risk. entry to each garden. We do not have pre-booked tickets. There are water features, uneven Travel each day to a different geographical location, ground, and overhanging trees. eg. Waitara /Bell Block, Inglewood/Stratford, Hawera & the surrounding countryside, /Oakura/, We ask you to assume Rural Bell Block/. responsibility for your own safety, the safety of those in your care, View icons and information on each garden/POI listing to see if especially children, and your toilets, refreshments, plants for sale and wheelchair access are possessions. available and whether parking restrictions apply. Dates and open times are also listed. Please keep to pathways where available. See our website or Venture website for accommodation options. No dogs are to be brought through the gardens. For more information or help to organise your tour, please contact Anne at [email protected]

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Brought to you by If you are interested in being part of Chairman Festival Organiser/Advertising the Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival, or John Lucas Anne Clough wanting to advertise in our programme, Mob 027 416 4131, Ph 06 755 2273 [email protected] please contact us. Facebook Mob 021 450 770, Ph 06 752 7531 [email protected] www.facebook.com/ Lost and found The deadline for new garden applications TaranakiFringeGardenFestival Please contact us for the 2022 festival is 27/11/2021 Website by email or phone as listed. www.taranakigardens.co.nz Real Gardens for Real People Welcome to

OUR STORY The Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival is being presented for Just as important as the gardens are the gardeners behind the 17th time in 2021. This year, we are excited to share them and the Trust seeks to celebrate their passion and with you more than 50 gardens throughout the region. achievement. That’s why we encourage you to meet the gardeners, share their stories, and learn from their We often get asked why Taranaki presents two garden adventures. festivals at the same time. The easy answer is thatwe have so many gardens worthy of attention, but there’s We’re committed to keeping things personal, and more to it than that. accessible. Entry to any of our gardens is $2.00, as it was when we started 17 festivals ago. We acknowledge and In 2005 the Taranaki Garden Trust was formed to present thank all the supporters, volunteers, gardeners and others real gardens created by real people. This is where we differ at the Fringe who have contributed their time and energy from the philosophy and focus of the parallel event. The to what we do and to allow us to keep prices at that level. gardens you will find in the Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival are unashamedly honest and real, and each garden tells Welcome to the 2021 Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival. an impressive story of passion, energy and effort. We’re incredibly proud to be different, and to have been so from the outset. We offer a large variety of gardens that range from those that are picture perfect to those that are practical and We thank you for your support and invite you to discover, achievable. This spectrum of gardens are chosen by design. share, and enjoy our real gardens for (and by) real people. We want you to go away brimming with inspiration and On behalf of the Taranaki Garden Trust. the knowledge that you too can create your own garden John Lucas, Chairman. of delight regardless of the time, money, or space you have to hand. Photo credit: Mark Harris Photo Listing Guide Taranaki Driving Times New Plymouth to Hawera 60 minutes LISTING LISTING LISTING LISTING New Plymouth to Opunake 55 minutes NUMBER NAME COLOUR MAP REF New Plymouth to Waitara 20 minutes New Plymouth to Stratford 35 minutes 48 Opunake - Rural Map A CAMTIKI COUNTRY LODGE New Plymouth to Inglewood 20 minutes Mike and Colleen Starsmore Stratford to Hawera 30 minutes 692 Pati ki Road, RD32, Te Kiri, Opunake Colleen 027 485 6254 | Mike 027 522 2242 Hawera to 20 minutes camti [email protected] 6.92 km from SH45, 2km from Eltham Rd Established rural garden, (ex S&G Campbell) purchased in Feedback 2017. A sheltered garden of perennials, herbaceous plants, shrubs and mature trees. Features orchard, summerhouse, We would love to have feedback about the festival gardens. vegetables, pond and breathtaking views of Mt Taranaki. A quiet rural retreat setti ng. Opunake Lions café. Plants for If you have any comments to make please send them to: sale. Campervans and buses welcome. The Garden Assessor 2pp 204 Surrey Hill Road, R.D. 4, New Plymouth 4374 2th Oct th Nov [email protected] am pm Thank you. Listing Information Key

GARDENS LISTING & FLAG COLOUR ENTRY FEE PER PERSON All festival gardens have been Children under 12 years free, PLACE OF unless otherwise stated assessed by an independent GARDEN For garden INTEREST committee to ensure they meet locations, OPEN DATES our high standard. Enjoy the extraordinary splendour and see maps OPEN TIMES variety in our beautiful gardens. O O page 23 - 28 PLANTS FOR SALE PLACE OF INTEREST These include artisan home P P WHEELCHAIR FRIENDLY studios which offer garden Look for our delights. You will also find E E orange flags TOILETS AVAILABLE handcrafted jewellery, paintings, sculptures, pottery, or take a ride N N displayed on REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE on a locomotive along an historic the street side. stretch of railway. BUS TOURS WELCOME Look out for the blue stripes on their flags. BUS TOURS BY ARRANGEMENT

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Enjoy our Annual COUNTRY FAIR VISIT OUR 18 ACRE DISPLAY GARDENS 20th NOVEMBER CHOOSE RHODOS & AZALEAS FROM OUR PLANT CENTRE 180+ OUTDOOR OR BUY ONLINE crosshills.co.nz MARKET STALLS 2 PATEA - HAWERA - OHAWE See map page 24

1 GLASCROFT Patea Map B 3 GABOT’S GARDEN Hawera Map C Julian and Olivia Shimmin NEW GARDEN Alf and Bernie Christi an 23 Scotland Street, Patea 275 Glover Road, Hawera | 500m from SH3 027 711 1828 | 027 242 6129 06 278 6379 | 027 775 6912 [email protected] bchristi [email protected] | Gabots Garden 300m from SH3 Your hosts Bernie & Alf welcome you into our large Bounded by stately pohutukawa’s with 12 individual town garden, made up of recycled bits & bobs to garden rooms on diff ering themes, including semi- show you our litt le bit of paradise didn’t cost a formal borders, roses, orchard area and homage to a fortune: Ever popular landscape maples & fruit trees Victorian stumpery and tudor physic garden. Highlights for sale plus lots of garden art & accessories made on include sculpture, rill 100+ rhododendrons. Based in a site. Picnics welcome, come enjoy a bicky & a cupper old garden 5 years into revival. supplied by Taranaki Ostomy club. Sorry no EFTPOS. 2pp 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am pm

2 LITTLE ARDLUI Hawera Map C June and Hugh Hartwell NEW GARDEN 25 Wilson Street, Hawera 06 278 3393 | [email protected]

The next editi on of our garden started from scratch 2020. Litt le Ardlui is a town house cott age garden with a myriad of colours and an abundance of fl owers. Many of the old species came along with us and has fl ourished. There is also a raised vegetable garden, Model Ho railway on display, and craft sales.

2pp 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm MANAIA - ELTHAM - STRATFORD See map pages 23 & 24

4 JABULANI Hawera - Rural Map A

Neda and Greg Howes 490 Normanby Road, 027 412 1825 | [email protected] 4.5km from SH45 / 8km from SH3 5 year old one acre garden in progress. Meander through pathways leading to interesti ng areas. Sunken entertainment area. Mounded gardens of fl owering shrubs, roses, irises etc. Fernery and vege garden. Mountain views. Tea and coff ee by donati on to Breast Cancer. Plants and craft s for sale. Plenty of roadside parking. Bring your lunch and enjoy. No EFTPOS. 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm

5 CAMELLIA COTTAGE Manaia - Rural Map A

Jennie Brian McNaught 577 Manaia Road, Hawera 06 274 9420 | 021 057 3439 camelliacott [email protected] 5km from SH45 (South Road) A semi-rural garden with views of our amazing mountain. Full of gathered treasures, where fruit trees jostle with fl owers and vegetables, and herbs nestle among familiar cott age favourites. All are grown with the wellbeing of our planet in mind. Donati ons to Hospice. Sorry no EFTPOS. 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm

6 HOLLARD GARDENS Stratford - Rural Map A

Taranaki Regional Council 1686 Upper Manaia Rd, | 0800 736 222 [email protected] www.hollardgardens.govt.nz HollardGardens Hollardgardens Established in the ferti le rural landscape south of Taranaki Maunga by renowned plantsman Bernie Hollard in the 1920s, this property boasts a plant collecti on of nati onal importance. It features many rhododendrons, unusual plants and off ers delightf ul contrasts. Hollard gardens has free guided walking tours during the festi val at 2pm daily. Guided walking tours can be booked outside of the festi val for a fee. Please let us know beforehand if you are bringing large groups during this busy ti me. What’s happening Fri 29 Oct - Sun 31 Oct. 10am - 4pm. A metal sculpture exhibiti on with Taranaki locals Nathan Hull Sculpture and Desti ne Hull, The Hollard Centre. Sun 7 Nov. 11am - 12pm. Join Sue Rine for a free guided walk around Hollard Gardens and learn which common plants and weeds can complement your everyday dishes, some may surprise you. Meet at The Hollard Centre ready to leave at 11am. Hollard Gardens is open all day every day. Free admission. It is owned and managed by the Taranaki Regional Council.

FREE 2th Oct th Nov Open all day, every day 4 GARDEN PLACE OF INTEREST

7 ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS N LTD Stratford - Rural Map A 11 REGAN HOUSE Stratford Map E

Pennie Sands “The Possum Factory” Wayne and Judith Gilmer 1103 Opunake Road, RD21, Stratf ord 4391 193 Regan Street, Stratf ord 06 764 6133 06 765 4189 | 022 412 3354 [email protected] | www.envirofur.co.nz [email protected] | www.reganhouse.co.nz 12km from main road. 1km from SH3 A well established property, English in style. The Possum Factory garden sits in an acre which surrounds a 1910 villa. We tan, manufacture and retail possum fur and leather The garden off ers a range of mature planti ngs as well products. We have an extensive range of possum rugs and as many newer additi ons. Flat pathways take you pillows, fur scarves, hats and footwear. Exclusive fashion through a variety of rooms, featuring a white garden designed leather garments. Also stock possum merino summerhouse and wedding lawn, all with borders or knitwear. beds of spring colour. FREE 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov Mon Fri am 5pm Sat Sun 1am pm am 5pm

8 THE VILLAGE GALLERY Eltham Map D

166 High Street, Eltham 06 765 6067 | 027 348 6826 posti [email protected] www.elthamvillagegallery.org.nz

“The Pott ers” Margaret Foley, Robyn Smaller and Donna Hitchcock have been exhibiti ng together for over a decade. Mainly handbuilt, quirky pott ery and decorati ve mixed media pieces for the home and garden. Gallery shop also open with members work for sale.

FREE 2th Oct th Nov 1am pm

9 ROTOKARE SANCTUARY Eltham - Rural Map A NEW Rotokare Scenic Reserve Trust Place of Interest Sangster Road, Rawhiti roa 06 764 8500 | [email protected] 14km from SH3, turn at Eltham Library

Pristi ne 230ha pest-free, ecosanctuary, with 17ha lake and extensive wetland. View nati ve fl ora and fauna found nowhere else in Taranaki. Camping on-site, suggested donati on $10pp/night. Check out our facebook page for tours and talks; bookings essenti al. No pets, plants or pests to come on-site. FREE 2th Oct th Nov Open all day, every day

10 ABSTRACT SIGNS GARDEN ART Stratford Map E

Sharon MackieLangton 59 Fenton Street, Stratf ord 4332 06 765 8066 | 021 205 7099 [email protected] www.abstractsigns.co.nz | AbstractSigns

MORE THAN YOU’D EXPECT. My outdoor/indoor art gallery has weather proof photos on corrugated iron and large panels. CNC plasma cut steel art and fi replaces. CNC routered wall art, garden signs, and more.

FREE 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm 5 STRATFORD - INGLEWOOD - WAITARA - BELL BLOCK See maps page 24, 25 & 26

12 MOSEN’S GARDEN Stratford Map E 16 THE POTTERS SHED Inglewood Map F

Heather and Earl Mosen Brian and Patti Cocker 25 Pembroke Road, Stratf ord 4332 34 Brookes Street, Inglewood 06 765 8538 | 1km from SH3 06 756 7267 | 021 522 902 [email protected] A mature one and a half acre town garden with ThePott ersShedInglewood steps leading down to a stream and an extensively Less than 0.5km from SH3, Inglewood planted bog garden. Primulas, irises, hostas, We would love you to visit us in our pott ery studio to Solomon’s seal etc. On to shade gardens featuring view our original pieces for the home and garden. View ligularias, corydalis and convallaria surrounding a our unique and colourful creati ons in the adjacent gallery pond. Plants for sale. Open from Labour Weekend and nestled amongst the trees and plants in our garden. unti l the end of the festi val. Pets welcome. In parti cular, don’t miss the totems, cute caravans, boats and fl owers. 2pp FREE 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am 5pm

13 RIDGETOPP Inglewood - Rural Map G 17 CREEKSIDE GARDEN Inglewood - Rural Map G Janet Schult NEW GARDEN Liz and Leo Bennett RETURNING GARDEN 296 Lower Norfolk Road, Inglewood 48 Lepper Road Upper, Inglewood 06 7569153 | 027 2552868 027 466 2939 [email protected] bennett [email protected] 0.5km from SH3 Long-established country garden featuring rhododendrons, camellias, maples and 90-year-old Relax & wander around our county garden. See a mix wisteria and magnolia. Enter over the Waitepuke of maples, hostas, rhodos, roses and many established Stream along an avenue of trees and through the planti ngs. Check out the lake, waterwheel and walk along archway by the Wedding Cake Tree into garden rooms the creek among nati ve trees. An acre of gardens creati ng over three levels, with roses, perennials, annuals, a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This garden featured in sculptures and mosaics. the NZ House and Garden Jan 2021. 2pp 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am 5pm

14 DONDO Inglewood - Rural Map G 18 JERSEY LANE Lepperton - Rural Map G

Sias and Lloyd Faye and Ivan Phipps 137 Lower Durham Road, Inglewood 651 Mountain Road, SH3A, Lepperton 06 756 6357 | 027 388 5668 06 752 0878 | 021 161 7245 siashoff [email protected] | 1.37km from SH3 [email protected]

A 1/4 acre garden of clean lines and bold spaces, colour Come and explore this country garden with lots of contrasts, mirror images and vistas. This formal garden was hidden treasures including a children’s playground, designed to display a collecti on of roses, maples and variety vege garden and orchard. Bring a picnic, relax and of plants in various rooms. There is the white garden, Japanese garden, rainbow garden and the vege patch. The enjoy the peace and quiet and friendly atmosphere rooms are divided by a number of hedges of various shapes either in the garden or the fairy lit shed. Campervans and sizes. Enjoy! welcome to stay. Drive in off -road parking. 2pp 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am 5pm

15 WINDSOR VIEW Inglewood Map F 19 OLDE THYME Lepperton Map G

Noel and Rose ing eryn Jury 46 Maire Street, Inglewood 8 Smith Street, Lepperton 06 756 8582 | 021 239 1777 06 752 0172 | 027 414 3839 [email protected] [email protected] | Olde-Thyme-Garden 1km from SH3 1km from SH3A This one acre garden has clean lines and open space featuring rhodos, azaleas, hostas, irises and hydrangeas in a relaxed and Small and unassuming from the road, this garden friendly atmosphere. Added att racti ons are a rusti c garden is packed full of interest. An abundance of fl owers, cott age, bridge to somewhere and a man shed with cars and fragrance and fruit, this garden shows how to make models on show plus many rusti c garden features. Plenty of the most of a quarter acre space. Old fashioned sheltered places to sit and enjoy the rural outlook and listen charm with a creati ve twist. An interacti ve to birdsong. wonderland for all ages. 2pp 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am pm 6 GARDEN PLACE OF INTEREST

20 MILLFIELD Lepperton - Rural Map G 24 KAIRAU LODGE AND VINEYARD Brixton Map G

Keith and Yvett e Lowe Jocelyn Colin Clarke 32 Te Arei Road East, Lepperton 48 Kairau Road West, New Plymouth 06 752 0171 | 027 627 2561 | 027 304 2933 06 755 1597 | 027 555 4131 millfi [email protected] [email protected] | www.kairaulodge.co.nz 1km from SH3A 500m from SH3A Enter down the driveway with hornbeam hedge, iceberg roses A rural garden with mountain outlook. Mixed planti ngs, and 40 year old kauri trees interspersed with pohutukawa. some formal, some cott age, a hosta collecti on, rose Enjoy spacious lawns, formal rose, knot, fl eur de lis and Zen gardens and orchard. Surrounded by mature trees gardens. Appreciate our Taranaki Mountain Road Rosé, and clemati s covered fences. Various unusual Daphne Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir wines which are available to purchase. Morris Dancing and musicians on Saturdays at 1pm. throughout the garden. Entry proceeds to charity. Tea tasti ng daily. 2pp 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am 5pm

21 WAITARA RAILWAY PRESERVATION SOCIETY Waitara Map H 25 WINDSONG Bell Block - Rural Map G

Enuiries erek Baker Marion and Gavin Struthers Queen St, Waitara (by New World Supermarket) 82 Airport Drive, Bell Block, New Plymouth 021 159 4361 | [email protected] 06 755 0168 | 021 134 5293 Enquiries: www.waitararailway.org.nz [email protected] 820m from SH3 Ride Taranaki’s heritage railway, from Waitara to Amidst an avocado orchard, our house snuggles cosily into a Lepperton return. Trains depart 11am every day of the picturesque frame of surrounding trees, including a small bush festi val from Queen Street, Waitara. Round trip takes walk. A large country garden with old-fashioned planti ngs 65-75 minutes. Tickets as you board. featuring roses, magnolias and maples all blending together to create a peaceful haven. An archway, a pond and water feature dults $2, child 515 $1, under 5 free add to the feeling of gentle tranquility. Motorhomes welcome family 2 adults and up to 2 children $ to stay. Cash only please, no cards 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov 11am every day am 5pm

22 DOVEHAVEN Waitara Map H

Nicola and Murray Fabish 101 Centennial Ave, Waitara 027 303 0397 | [email protected] 1km from SH3

Wander through my charming cott age garden which is packed with many old fashioned fl owers. Take some ti me to relax and enjoy homemade refreshments and baking on vintage crockery. Plants and craft s available for purchase. Sorry no EFTPOS. Proceeds to Taranaki Community Rescue Helicopter.

2pp 2th Oct th Nov am pm Come and enjoy our local wine with tasting of our own 23 SURREY’S ROCK GARDEN Waitara Map H Mountain Road Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. Irene and Ian Surrey Wines are available to purchase. 11 Cracroft Street, Waitara 4320 06 754 7064 | 027 309 4425 | [email protected] Approx 0.5km from SH3. Artisan Tea Morris Dancing We grow and sell a large variety of succulents. We Tasting and Musicians welcome you to share our love of these plants. Come and browse and purchase from our large Daily at 10am-2pm on Saturdays shade house. Wander through our rock garden www.magict.co.nz at 1pm to see how they can be grown. Wooden painted pukekos and a great range of children’s wooden toys also for sale. Chilled water and sweets available. ONTION 48 KAIRAU ROAD WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH 2th Oct th Nov am pm WWW.KAIRAULODGE.CO.NZ 06 755 1597 7 BELL BLOCK See map pages 25 & 26

26 CHAPMAN GARDEN Bell Block Map I 27 PAI RAWA ATU The Perfect Place Bell Block Map I

Judy Chapman RETURNING GARDEN llan and Lorraine Inch 3 Nadine Stanton Drive, Bell Block 10 Ludlow Place, Bell Block | 06 755 1515 06 755 0439 | 027 475 5150 [email protected] | 2km from SH3 [email protected] Garden is made up of three town secti ons (three quarters of an acre in all). Every tree and shrub on the property A small town garden, very compact with a great use of has been hand planted in the last thirty years about 8000 space. This garden has interesti ng landscaping creati ng total made up of about 100 vireyas, 350 diff erent camellias formal areas in parts along with a water feature. There many palms and cycads plus hundreds of clivias and orchids is a variety of plants, maples, roses, hostas, ligularias, make up what I would call a mans cott age garden. We are fortunate to be next door to a Council wildlife Park set aside hellebores, etc. Also a very producti ve produce area. for varieti es of bird life. Pai Rawa Atu means The Perfect This garden is always changing and will surprise you. Place or Spot and I think you will all agree it is just that. 2pp 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm am 5pm RETURNING GARDEN

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28 TAYLOR-MADE GARDENS Bell Block Map I

Ian and Sue Taylor 19 Dolphin Parade, Bell Block 4312 06 755 2312 | 027 817 5109 | [email protected]

We welcome you to our tropical garden, which consists of a large variety of succulents, palms, cycads and over 400 bromeliads. We also have a variety of airplants, some of which you may purchase. We invite you to a cuppa as you wander around. Bromeliad, succulent, airplant and other plant sales during the festi val and most days over summer. Ample street parking. Sorry no EFTPOS. Bus tours welcome.

2pp 2th Oct th Nov am pm

29 ORCHARD INN Bell Block - Rural Map G

ileen and ev Taylor 136 Road, Bell Block, New Plymouth 06 755 0450 | 027 437 7783 | [email protected] 1.5km from SH3 We would love you to come, wander around and enjoy our peaceful rural garden. Art Deco home blends into established surroundings with a mixture of old and new planti ngs - large trees, hostas, maples, ligularias, solomon seal, old perennials, vegetable garden, orchard. Plenty of parking. Plants for sale. 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm Welcome to Palmers Palmers New Plymouth welcomes visitors for the Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival 2021. Include our stunning garden centre in your Festival itinerary.

Serving breakfast through to afternoon tea, Cafe Botannix is the ideal setting to stop for a delicious meal, made in house with seasonal garden produce. Our unique garden setting and covered outdoor courtyard is the perfect place to relax after meandering through the garden centre.

Try our Botannix Stack, Sweet Crepes or choose from our range of sweet treats.

Corner Katere and Devon Road, Fitzroy, New Plymouth Ph: 06 758 7455 Open 7 days from 8.30am BELL BLOCK - - NEW PLYMOUTH See map page 25 & 27

30 TOWNSEND RETREAT Bell Block - Rural Map G 31 RIVERBEND Egmont Village - Rural Map G

Berti e Burleigh NEW GARDEN Maureen and anny Bonner RETURNING GARDEN 11 Townsend Road, Bell Block, New Plymouth 67 Tape Road, Hillsborough, New Plymouth Berti e 027 626 5944 | berti eb@xtra,co.nz 06 755 3302 | 027 424 1020 2km from SH3 RiverbendGardenNewPlymouth Country retreat full of mature trees with lots of underplanti ng and secret pathways. A full lifestyle Come relax in our large country garden beside the experience, caged birds, visiti ng peacocks. A full Mangoraka Stream, take ti me to wander around, adventure of colour and vibrancy. Developments of take the steps to the dell or sit by the jett y. Nati ve new areas on-going, English themed and beehives. and deciduous plants with large shady trees. The Plenty of off road parking. Devonshire teas and scones log cabin will have homemade goodies for sale. A all week. popular garden for weddings and special events. 2pp 2pp th th 2 Oct Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm 1am pm

32 CRAIGMYLE EPIPHYLLUMS New Plymouth Map J

Yvonne and ndrew Brunton 5 Portland Drive, Highlands Park, 5 Portland Drive, Highlands Park, 06 759 1466 | 027 383 5909 New Plymouth. junglefl [email protected] 100m from SH3 (Juncti on Road) Your chance to view New Zealands Oldest and largest collecti on of NZ’s hybridized rainforest largest display of Epiphyllums. cacti (Epiphyllum) rarely open to the public. Also fl ower garden of roses, rhodos, irises, hostas and numerous other plants. Large vege garden and fruit trees. Many plants for PLANTS FOR SALE sale, epiphyllums, roses, oriental lilies, bearded iris, Siberian iris, day lilies, clivias, hostas plus lots more. Refer to Garden Number 32 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm

2021 A g s e e d g la Ca il are t V & Retiremen Open 7days 10am-5pm|65StAubyn aweek, Street |0800639 759 |[email protected] bookings. activity andtravel accommodation, We canhelpwith Free entry,opendaily 10am–5pm 14 August -14November 2021 photography event ofitskind. and mostspectacular of theYear isthelongest running the world, WildlifePhotographer images andstories from across A global phenomenon,with Koru Galleries 9am -4pmorby appointment Open 28 at varyingtimes onsite Local artistswillbeavailable Place ofinterestFringegarden festivalno39 283 KoruRdOakura Sculpture Garden&Gallery Koru on www.korugalleries.co.nz •ph.021410030 • Open 7days 10am-5pm|65StAubyn aweek, Street |0800639 759 |[email protected] bookings. activity andtravel accommodation, We canhelpwith Free entry,opendaily 10am–5pm 14 August -14November 2021 photography event ofitskind. and mostspectacular of theYear isthelongest running the world, WildlifePhotographer images andstories from across A global phenomenon,with th October-7 th November

Koru Galleries Tony Rumble Renate planson workingonsiteduringfestival Renate Verbrugge -Sculpture Maria Brockhill - Ceramacist Volker Hawighorst- Artist Donna O’Donaghue-mixedmedia artist Lester Earl-ContemporaryPainter Suzan Kostanich-Fabric Artist www.faylooney.com Puke ArikiMuseumandLibrary Puke ArikiMuseumandLibrary

Open 10am-3pm, Wed -Sunor byappointment Taranaki GardenFestivalExhibition 89 DevonStEastNewPlymouth Linda Barbour - Ceramacist Linda Barbour- Ceramacist Contemporary Gallery Koru onDevon Koru onDevon Artists Opening 29 th October

© Arshdeep Singh © Arshdeep Singh NEW PLYMOUTH See map page 27

33 TUPARE New Plymouth Map J 34 BUSHVIEW GARDENS New Plymouth Map J

Taranaki Regional Council Elaine Schreiber 487 Rd, New Plymouth | 0800 736 222 9 Hunter Place, Merrilands, New Plymouth 4312 [email protected] | www.tupare.nz 06 758 3278 | 027 354 5136 [email protected] Tupare tuparegardens Tūpare is an Arts and Craft s-inspired property A lovely background of our mountain and a view established in 1932 by the Matt hews family. Sculpted over the bush gives my garden a feel of space in into a hillside above the , it features a town. I welcome you all to wander and share this Chapman-Taylor house set in the grounds with secluded and the garden with me. The rooms are full of colour garden rooms, elegant borders and majesti c trees. with a large variety of treasured plants of yesteryear Tūpare has free guided walks during the festi val at 2pm and present day. Awesome garden art for sale. daily and free house tours half-hourly from 9.30am - 12.30pm. The mobility vehicle, available for less-able 2pp guests, runs before and aft er each house tour only. 2th Oct th Nov Please let us know beforehand if you are bringing large th groups during this busy ti me. am 5pm close pm Fri 2 Oct Guided walks and house tours can be booked privately outside of the festi val on the website for a fee. What’s happening 35 SEABROOK New Plymouth Map J Sat 30 Oct - Sun 31 Oct, 9.30am - 4pm. Taranaki Symphony Orchestra and Ensembles perform ebbie and Bu Campbell on the tennis court. Tea and home baking available to 7 Victoria Road, New Plymouth purchase. Mon 1 Nov - Sun 7 Nov. 06 757 2436 | 021 2500 835 The Shaker Tin will be serving fresh coff ee, smoothies [email protected] and treats. Our quarter acre garden is 6 minutes walk from downtown Sat 6 Nov - Sun 7 Nov. 10am - 4pm. New Plymouth and complements our Heritage “B” home An Art Exhibiti on with local Taranaki arti st Ella Volino in “Seabrook”. Nestled beside the shelter of The Cott age. and the water wheel, our garden includes a stream, bush, Tūpare is open all day every day. Free admission. It is trees, perennials, roses and annuals. Parking in lane and owned and managed by the Taranaki Regional Council. extra parking up Victoria Road hill. Cream teas on Sat 30th & Fri 5th, $7.50/head. Proceeds to Hospital Chaplaincy. Picnics welcome. FREE 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov Open all day, every day am 5pm

AlleyCat Pottery 36 THE HIDDEN GARDEN New Plymouth Map J This year Suzanne’s birds Rosemary and John Lucas NEW GARDEN 10B Long Place, , New Plymouth are perched at 027 475 5233 | 027 416 4131 [email protected] KINA GALLERY Welcome to our secluded private garden with a cascading hillside set on a quarter acre. Newly formed Kereru, Kingfisher, Tu , since Jan 2020, our hidden paradise off ers bright bold Fantail, Ruru and Seagulls. colour with an abundant mixture of plants, shrubs, trees and a vege garden. On both Sat/Sun’s we off er Devonshire Teas with proceeds going to Breast Cancer. Open 7 days Plants for sale. Parking on roadside. 101 Devon St West 06 759 1201 2pp th th www.kina.co.nz 2 Oct Nov www.kina.co.nz am 5pm

New Plymouth City Sounds Choir 37 KOWHAI New Plymouth Map J and Katikati Mural Town Singers Neil and Linda FRI to 92 Ridgewood Drive, New Plymouth | 027 447 4078 SUN ONLY Invite you to a gardens.org.nz/taranaki-gardens/kowhai This well-established 5 Star garden brings you a streamside walk, hillside planti ngs, fern dells & fl at expanses where bird Garden Festival Concert life abounds. Easy paths wind through nati ve fl ora large & 30 October, 7.30pm small, full of contrasti ng foliage, extensive collecti ons of Hosta, Clivia & many Maples. Bromeliad, orchids & garden St Andrews Church, Liardet Street, New Plymouth. art feature throughout. 850+ rhododendrons & azaleas provide a wonder of subtle to blazing colours. 3 mixed orchards, a large vege garden & an enclosed berry house Tickets $15pp ($2 discount off 1 ticket with this advertisement) bring special points of interest. Flat parking on the roadside. Door Sales – Cash only School aged children free Large groups & picnicker’s welcome. 2pp Bring extra cash for our Garden Basket Raffle Tickets - $2 2th 1st Oct 5th th Nov am pm other ti mes by arrangement 12 GARDEN PLACE OF INTEREST

38 SHEDOU PALMS New Plymouth Map J

Sheri and oug 145A Barrett Road, , New Plymouth Sheri 027 406 0261 | Doug 027 571 0963 [email protected] 1.5km from SH3 Our subtropical oasis with palms and thousands of bromeliads displayed on 1400 sqm secti on. Creati vity of pathways, boardwalks and a stunning new rock waterfall. Full of vibrant colours in our hidden tropical paradise. You surely will be impressed. Plants for sale and EFTPOS available. Wheelchair access top garden only. Buses Welcome. 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am pm

NEW PLYMOUTH CACTUS & SUCCULENT SOCIETY SHOW SPECTACULAR

Sat 30th Oct & Sun 31st Oct, 9.30am - 4pm Come and view these unusual plants and have a chat to club members. Amazing variety of plants for sale. Off road parking. ENTRY: $2pp LOCATION: Foundation of the Blind Hall 131 Vivian Street, New Plymouth 4310

Maurice Finnerty 027 2011 930 st 1 WEEKEND ONLY [email protected]

FERNERY AND DISPLAY HOUSES We were on the fringe once – almost a century later we’re at the green heart of New Plymouth.

Walk through history at the Fernery and Display Houses, Pukekura Park.

Fernery and Display Houses open 8.30am to 4pm daily. Entry is via the Rogan Street gates.

FREE ENTRY OAKURA See map pages 28

KORU ON KORU Oakura Map K 40 ART BY THE SEA STUDIO Oakura Map K 39 SCULPTURE GARDEN & GALLERY Margaret Scott Fay Looney 58 Messenger Terrace, Oakura 283 Koru Road, RD4, Oakura 4374 06 752 1116 | 021 130 9200 06 752 7807 | 021 410 030 [email protected] | www.faylooney.com [email protected] | www.margaretscott .co.nz 2.8km from SH45 This historical locati on situated in the old Koru village Art by the sea studio is set in a coastal tropical garden in celebrates Contemporary Art in a purpose built studio Oakura near the sea. Arti st, Margaret Scott ’s painti ngs situated amongst a warm and cheerful cott age garden refl ect her garden and the beauti ful Taranaki environment, surrounded by examples of original planti ngs by early which provides an abundant resource for her creati ve ideas. sett lers. Garden features, nikau palms, king ferns, Her studio has a large range of originals, prints, books and camellia’s. Painti ng, photography, sculpture, felti ng and cards. Studio open all year by appointment. pott ery exhibiti on hosted by arti sts. FREE FREE 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm or by arrangement am 5pm

41 RINGCRAFT MOANA JEWELLERS Oakura Map K

Rob Wright 109 Surrey Hill Road, Oakura 4374 06 752 7772 | info@ringcraft moana.com www.ringcraft moana.com 2km from SH45.

Step into our large goldsmith studio and operati ng workshop. Watch how gemstones are set and metals are bent into jewellery. Aft erwards you can enjoy our bordering fl ax walk.

FREE 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm

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KRIS WHITE MARGARET SCOTT SALLY LAING KRIS WHITE ART & DESIGN ART BY THE SEA STUDIO JEWELLERY AND ENAMEL 1 Bright bold artwork with the 6 Acrylic painting, mixed media and 11 Maker and tutor. Silver and WOW factor. watercolours, prints and cards. enamel jewellery, silversmithing

851 South Rd (SH45) Ōākura 58 Messenger Tce, Ōākura and workshops. 108A Wairau Rd, Ōākura

RICHARD LANDERS LIZZY MCNAUGHT RINGCRAFT MOANA THE GLASS GALLERY INSPIRED ART DESIGN RINGCRAFT MOANA JEWELLERS 2 Stained, leaded and sculptural 7 Hand drawn & painted art. 12 Manufacturing jewellers Rob glass with garden trail. Home decor, gifts & furniture art. Wright and Belinda Lubkoll. 143 Croydon Rd, Ōmata 4 Mallinder Place, Ōākura 109 Surrey Hill Rd, Ōākura

HALL OF DESIGN BRIAN CLARK LISA NEWSOME DESIGN STUDIO + GALLERY STUDIO HARMONIC BLUE PAINTINGS 3 Presenting contemporary 8 Diversity of media, paintings, 13 Capturing a moment in paint. exhibitions, events and prints, & sculpture by local Eclectic mix of subjects in workshops. Artist/Surfer. acrylic/mixed media/oils. 1139 South Road, Ōākura 6 Mallinder Place, Ōākura 44C Kaitake Rd, Ōākura

ROSE PETTERSON JOHN NEWTON LUMEN GALLERY WILDROSE DESIGN JOHN NEWTON PAINTING LUMEN STUDIOS & GALLERY 4 Mixed media artist. Sculpture, 9 Variety of acrylics and oils. 14 Artist studios, exhibitions, 3D printed objects, Painting. workshops, weaving, cards, 22 Dixon St, Ōākura prints & jewellery. 10 Russel Drive, Ōākura 1729 South Rd, Tataraimaka

ROSS BENNETT LINDA BARBOUR OKURUKURU CONTEMPORARY ART CL AY PL AY THE VINEYARD BISTRO 5 Striking paintings of varied 10 Experimenting with clay, glaze, 15 Exhibition of Ōākura Arts Trail styles and sizes. colour & texture to create garden Artists and serving exquisite sculpture, hand built & thrown forms. European inspired cuisine. 66 McFarlane St, Ōākura 34A Wairau Rd, Ōākura 738 Surf Highway 45 For media enquiries contact Arts Trail convenor Allan Day 027 805 5424

A European inspired Bistro where everything is made in house with love, passion and garnished with spectacular Coastal views. Photo Credit: Jaap Loevendie OAKURA - OKATO - OPUNAKE See map pages 23 & 28

42 Oakura - Rural Map A 43 STONY RIVER POTTERY Okato Map L FRI to Taranaki Regional Council Lynn and Mike Spencer MON & FRI to 2290 Carrington Rd, New Plymouth | 0800 736 222 20 Upper Kaihihi Road, Okato 4335 [email protected] | www.pukeiti .govt.nz 06 752 4351 | 027 873 5168 [email protected] SUN Pukeiti Gardens Pukeiti _nz 200m from SH45. Turn inland at Hotel. The Rainforest Eatery is open 8.30am - 4pm during the festi val. Our pott ery showroom is set in a restf ul and tranquil garden Over seven decades Pukeiti has built up one of the world’s developed over 40 years, enclosed by mature trees and biggest and most disti nct collecti ons of rhododendrons and showing fi ne foliage colour. Villa homestead built 1904. other exoti cs, their rich colours bursti ng into life against a There are also interesti ng stands of bamboo. Our work for backdrop of lush nati ve rainforest. The 360 ha property also sale includes a full range of tableware and larger pieces. All boasts an absorbing range of free family-orientated acti viti es, are made in high fi red porcelain. Closed Tues, Wed, Thurs. walking tracks for all fi tness levels, a modern visitor centre, and various accommodati on opti ons including the Lodge Studio and FREE Pīwakawaka Family Hut which can be booked on the website. 2th Oct 1st Nov 5th th Nov Pukeiti has free guided walking tours during the festi val at 2pm daily as well as mobility vehicle rides for less-able visitors on the 1am pm hour from 10am - 1pm. Please let us know beforehand if you are bringing large groups during this busy ti me. What’s happening 44 HIKURANGI Okato - Rural Map A Fri 29 Oct - Sun 31 Oct, 10am - 4pm. An open-air bird-life exhibiti on by Anna Scott and Shining Peak Maureen Brophy Brewery tasti ng in The Keiller Garden. 143 Upper Newall Road, Okato Fri 5 Nov, 6pm - 9pm. Dinner in the Pukeiti Lodge, Celebrate spring in an iconic and 06 752 4478 | 027 452 5583 | [email protected] historic locati on with delicious Italian inspired dishes served by head chef Graeme from the Rainforest Eatery. Bookings are Featuring 7 acres of beauti ful tranquil gardens limited and are booked directly at [email protected] including a lake with mountain views. Stroll along Fri 5 Nov - Sun 7 Nov, 10am - 4pm. the various paths through established planti ngs A photographic exhibiti on ‘Kingdom Plantae’ by Mark Harris with an array of colour and mature trees. Enjoy the Photographer. peace and serenity of my country garden. Set aside Pukeiti is open all day every day. Free admission. It is owned and an hour or spend the day exploring. Picnic tables managed by the Taranaki Regional Council. and toilets available. Limited wheelchair access.

FREE 2pp 2th Oct th Nov 2th Oct th Nov Open all day, every day am pm GARDEN PLACE OF INTEREST

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Opunake Coastal Walkway Situated off Bowen Crescent, Opunake.

A tropical paradise, lovingly cared for by volunteers. An assorted mix of planti ngs, mostly donated, overlooking Opunake Beach and the very changeable Tasman Sea. Turn in at the Cenotaph and follow sealed road to end. Plenty of parking. Walk in at signage. Wow.

FREE 2th Oct th Nov Open all day, everyday

46 LES N’ ROSES Opunake Map M

Rose and Les Ratahi 10 Hughson Place, Opunake (off Whitcombe Road) 06 761 8809 | [email protected]

Our garden has evolved over a number of years inspired by a cott age garden theme. There is a canopy of mature trees which is underplanted with over 100 roses, lily, hostas, perennials and seeding annuals which are admired by all as the perfumed garden. Plenty of parking front and rear. Look for signs on Ihaia and Whitcombe Roads.

2pp 2th Oct th Nov am pm

47 PIHAMA LAVENDER Opunake - Rural Map A

Li Sinclair RETURNING GARDEN 3510 South Road, SH45, Opunake 4682 06 761 7012| 021 082 98058 [email protected]|www.pihamalavender.com

This is a working lavender farm in a historic dairy factory. The garden is almost 6 acres. It includes an indoor fernery, a Mediterranean courtyard and river walks. The garden uses permaculture principles. Oil extracti on will be displayed during the festi val. Picnickers welcome.

2pp 2th Oct th Nov am pm

48 CAMTIKI COUNTRY LODGE Opunake - Rural Map A

Mike and Colleen Starsmore 692 Pati ki Road, RD32, Te Kiri, Opunake Colleen 027 485 6254 | Mike 027 522 2242 camti [email protected] 6.92 km from SH45, 2km from Eltham Rd Established rural garden, (ex S&G Campbell) purchased in 2017. A sheltered garden of perennials, herbaceous plants, shrubs and mature trees. Features orchard, summerhouse, vegetables, pond and breathtaking views of Mt Taranaki. A quiet rural retreat setti ng. Opunake Lions café. Plants for sale. Campervans and buses welcome. 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am pm 17 See map page 23

49 THE TOILETTE STOPPE Hawera - Rural Map A Bev and ndy avy NEW GARDEN 878 Oeo Road, Auroa 06 274 5727 | 027 417 6938 [email protected] 8.78km from SH45 Our garden has changed massively during the 56 years Check us out we have lived here. In recent years we have tried to make it “easycare”. Have used old toilets, hence the name “The Toilett e Stoppe” and other bathroom accessories. Explore the Dell and Andy’s “Bog” area online down by the creek and listen to the bird song. 2pp 2th Oct th Nov where you can view highlights, am 5pm garden information and download our programme. 50 TARAIRE Hawera - Rural Map A lison and John Nicholls NEW GARDEN 248 Oeo Road 027 449 8186 | 027 284 0426 www.taranakigardens.co.nz [email protected] 2.5km from SH45 TaranakiFringeGardenFestival/Photos Rambling country garden off ering a variety of garden rooms to explore. An informal mixture of trees, shrubs and perennials. Developed over taranakifringegardenfestival of years this garden provides a serene sanctuary refl ecti ng the owners love of plants and gardening. A defi nite must see. TaranakiFringeGardenFestival 2pp 2th Oct th Nov am 5pm

51 LUCY’S PLACE Manaia - Rural Map A Look for our Charmain and Leo Brennan NEW GARDEN 1981 Skeet Road, RD28, Manaia orange flags 06 274 5753 | 027 697 0596 [email protected] displayed on the O 7km from SH45 An eclecti c country garden fi lled with many points of interest. Off road parking provided. Plants and street side. P garden art for sale. Sorry no EFTPOS.

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18 From our visitors last year

'Loved the Garden 'Fantastic festival. So many Festival once again! talented, creative and green Beautiful gardens 'The gardens were fingered people in our region. with amazing people wonderful to see, and Congratulations to all.' creating them. the gardeners were Already looking amazing to show off all 'We absolutely loved it, thank you for keeping forward to next year!' that beauty they have it affordable for those of us who have to created!! Thank you, we travel, we were able to see so many beautiful will be back!! ' gardens. The other thing to mention was how friendly, knowledgeable and helpful the hosts were. We learnt so much from you all and it was lovely chatting to you.' Thank you for joining us for the 17th Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival. We look forward to seeing you again in 2022 and wish you a safe trip home.

19 GREAT WALKS TARANAKI MUST DOs Taranaki’s legendary landscape offers countless There is no shortage of things to see and do in Taranaki, opportunities to explore the outdoors, from gentle strolls but how do you know what you simply ‘must do’ when you to epic alpine adventures. visit the region? You ask the locals! A great place to start is New Plymouth’s Coastal Walkway, which There’s so much to see and experience, everything from cruising the traces the Tasman Sea from to Bell Block. Along its coast in an historic lifeboat to discovering musical talent at pop-up 12.7km, the walkway passes cafés at Breakwater Bay, East End and shows throughout the region. You could take a fantastic short-walk Fitzroy, the city centre, artworks and installations, surf breaks and the on Taranaki Maunga, discover his story at one of the Mountain’s visitor stunning . centres, or pull up a seat around the fire at one of the two Mountain houses, and stay a little longer. At the other end of the spectrum is the Pouakai Crossing, a one-day walk across the northern slopes of Taranaki Maunga over alpine Locals suggest wandering through Hāwera’s King Edward Park, wetlands, through lush native bush, and offers incredible views of the climbing New Plymouth’s Paritutu Rock and taking a stroll through DISCOVER A REGION peak reflected in the Pouakai Tarn and out to the Taranaki region. the nationally significant Pukekura Park, checking out Stratford’s Glockenspiel Clock Tower, contemplating Len Lye’s waterfront Wind For a different type of adventure, head inland from Eltham in South Wand sculpture or the vibrant street art throughout the region. If you Taranaki to the Rotokare Scenic Reserve. After passing through the prefer getting out in nature, explore one of the many award-winning LIKE NO OTHER. predator proof fence, you’ll find a perfectly peaceful 4.3km walk and nationally significant gardens around the region including the around the rippling lake, though historically significant bush teeming spectacular Pukeiti, home to one of the worlds rarest collections of with an ever-growing population of wildlife. rhododendrons.

TARANAKI’S TOURING ROUTES ART AND CULTURE There truely is something for everyone, from pavement to sub-alpine Be surprised by how much Taranaki has to offer, and that’s before Taranaki’s two touring routes offer a fantastic insight into The near perfect cone of Taranaki Maunga has been a forrests, there’s something for all fitness levels and ages. Tracks range you delve into the many cafés, bars, restaurants and watering holes the stunning mountain-to-sea region. Surf Highway 45 recurring theme in ’s art history - being from 15 minute family-friendly walks to the three-to-five day around around the Maunga. Pick up a copy of one of our many great visitor the mountain hike. guides from one of the region’s i-SITE Visitor Information Centres to traces the coastline, while the Forgotten World Highway painted, drawn or photographed by many of our nation’s discover all of our local secrets! links Taranaki to the Central - both will greatest artists. introduce you to the landscape, history, and people that The Maunga’s creative influence continues to extend beyond its base, make this region like no other. offering a journey through studios, galleries, and public art. Stratford’s AN INITIATIVE OF SURF HIGHWAY 45 Percy Thomson Gallery, Fenton Arts Collective and Hāwera’s Lysaght The Taranaki coast is home to some of the best surf breaks in New Watt Gallery cover the spectrum of the local art scene while Govett- Zealand and Surf Highway 45 is the way to get there, but the 105km Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre is an art museum that blends highway is home to more than just surf. The laid-back culture has stunning architecture with cutting edge contemporary art. The given rise to artist and artisan studios, eclectic shops and cozy cafés. museum is home to the collection and archives of New Zealand artist Len Lye (1901-1980), whose work across film, photography and kinetic Tap into the coast’s many stories along the way, from the substantial sculpture earned him international acclaim. TARANAKI.CO.NZ/VISIT Koru Pā inland from Ōakura to the Lighthouse on Cape Hollard Gardens Road, while under the watchful gaze of Taranaki Maunga. From the volcanic cone of Taranaki Maunga to the ancient pā sites that have marked the region’s hilltops, it’s hard not to get drawn Te Rewa Rewa Bridge THE FORGOTTEN WORLD HIGHWAY into Taranaki’s history, best told by one of the region’s many great Tracing ancient Māori trails and pioneering farm tracks from Stratford museums. to Taumarunui, the Forgotten World Highway is New Zealand’s oldest heritage trail. The best places to start are Puke Ariki, the innovative museum and library on New Plymouth’s waterfront is home to exhibitions that Geographic, historical and scenic points of interest line the 155km explore the region’s natural, geological and human stories; Tawhiti route, which traverses four natural Museum - New Zealand’s best private museum – near Hāwera, which saddles and passes through the breath- offers an incredible journey through Taranaki’s history; and Aotea taking Tangarakau Gorge. The stories Utanganui - the Museum of South Taranaki, which offers an insight into of pioneering farmers and miners are the fortunes of the region over the years. experienced through hand-hewn tunnels with the focal point of the route being Taranaki is also home to a wide range of more eclectic collections, the historic village of Whangamomona, including the largest collection of Holden cars in the Southern first settled in 1895 and which declared Hemisphere at the Hillsborough Holden Museum, the Taxidermy museum, and a museum dedicated to the king himself, Elvis Presley.

itself a republic in 1989, complete with Lighthouse Egmont Cape Lodge Tairoa

its own presidential election. Adventures Forgotten World The Rooftop Bar 20 GREAT WALKS TARANAKI MUST DOs Taranaki’s legendary landscape offers countless There is no shortage of things to see and do in Taranaki, opportunities to explore the outdoors, from gentle strolls but how do you know what you simply ‘must do’ when you to epic alpine adventures. visit the region? You ask the locals! A great place to start is New Plymouth’s Coastal Walkway, which There’s so much to see and experience, everything from cruising the traces the Tasman Sea from Port Taranaki to Bell Block. Along its coast in an historic lifeboat to discovering musical talent at pop-up 12.7km, the walkway passes cafés at Breakwater Bay, East End and shows throughout the region. You could take a fantastic short-walk Fitzroy, the city centre, artworks and installations, surf breaks and the on Taranaki Maunga, discover his story at one of the Mountain’s visitor stunning Te Rewa Rewa Bridge. centres, or pull up a seat around the fire at one of the two Mountain houses, and stay a little longer. At the other end of the spectrum is the Pouakai Crossing, a one-day walk across the northern slopes of Taranaki Maunga over alpine Locals suggest wandering through Hāwera’s King Edward Park, wetlands, through lush native bush, and offers incredible views of the climbing New Plymouth’s Paritutu Rock and taking a stroll through DISCOVER A REGION peak reflected in the Pouakai Tarn and out to the Taranaki region. the nationally significant Pukekura Park, checking out Stratford’s Glockenspiel Clock Tower, contemplating Len Lye’s waterfront Wind For a different type of adventure, head inland from Eltham in South Wand sculpture or the vibrant street art throughout the region. If you Taranaki to the Rotokare Scenic Reserve. After passing through the prefer getting out in nature, explore one of the many award-winning LIKE NO OTHER. predator proof fence, you’ll find a perfectly peaceful 4.3km walk and nationally significant gardens around the region including the around the rippling lake, though historically significant bush teeming spectacular Pukeiti, home to one of the worlds rarest collections of with an ever-growing population of wildlife. rhododendrons.

TARANAKI’S TOURING ROUTES ART AND CULTURE There truely is something for everyone, from pavement to sub-alpine Be surprised by how much Taranaki has to offer, and that’s before Taranaki’s two touring routes offer a fantastic insight into The near perfect cone of Taranaki Maunga has been a forrests, there’s something for all fitness levels and ages. Tracks range you delve into the many cafés, bars, restaurants and watering holes the stunning mountain-to-sea region. Surf Highway 45 recurring theme in New Zealand’s art history - being from 15 minute family-friendly walks to the three-to-five day around around the Maunga. Pick up a copy of one of our many great visitor the mountain hike. guides from one of the region’s i-SITE Visitor Information Centres to traces the coastline, while the Forgotten World Highway painted, drawn or photographed by many of our nation’s discover all of our local secrets! links Taranaki to the Central North Island - both will greatest artists. introduce you to the landscape, history, and people that The Maunga’s creative influence continues to extend beyond its base, make this region like no other. offering a journey through studios, galleries, and public art. Stratford’s AN INITIATIVE OF SURF HIGHWAY 45 Percy Thomson Gallery, Fenton Arts Collective and Hāwera’s Lysaght The Taranaki coast is home to some of the best surf breaks in New Watt Gallery cover the spectrum of the local art scene while Govett- Zealand and Surf Highway 45 is the way to get there, but the 105km Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre is an art museum that blends highway is home to more than just surf. The laid-back culture has stunning architecture with cutting edge contemporary art. The given rise to artist and artisan studios, eclectic shops and cozy cafés. museum is home to the collection and archives of New Zealand artist Len Lye (1901-1980), whose work across film, photography and kinetic Tap into the coast’s many stories along the way, from the substantial sculpture earned him international acclaim. TARANAKI.CO.NZ/VISIT Koru Pā inland from Ōakura to the Cape Egmont Lighthouse on Cape Hollard Gardens Road, while under the watchful gaze of Taranaki Maunga. From the volcanic cone of Taranaki Maunga to the ancient pā sites that have marked the region’s hilltops, it’s hard not to get drawn Te Rewa Rewa Bridge THE FORGOTTEN WORLD HIGHWAY into Taranaki’s history, best told by one of the region’s many great Tracing ancient Māori trails and pioneering farm tracks from Stratford museums. to Taumarunui, the Forgotten World Highway is New Zealand’s oldest heritage trail. The best places to start are Puke Ariki, the innovative museum and library on New Plymouth’s waterfront is home to exhibitions that Geographic, historical and scenic points of interest line the 155km explore the region’s natural, geological and human stories; Tawhiti route, which traverses four natural Museum - New Zealand’s best private museum – near Hāwera, which saddles and passes through the breath- offers an incredible journey through Taranaki’s history; and Aotea taking Tangarakau Gorge. The stories Utanganui - the Museum of South Taranaki, which offers an insight into of pioneering farmers and miners are the fortunes of the region over the years. experienced through hand-hewn tunnels with the focal point of the route being Taranaki is also home to a wide range of more eclectic collections, the historic village of Whangamomona, including the largest collection of Holden cars in the Southern first settled in 1895 and which declared Hemisphere at the Hillsborough Holden Museum, the Taxidermy museum, and a museum dedicated to the king himself, Elvis Presley.

itself a republic in 1989, complete with Lighthouse Egmont Cape Lodge Tairoa its own presidential election. Adventures Forgotten World The Rooftop Bar 21 Celebrating art, ideas, culture and cinema at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/ Len Lye Centre.

Exhibitions Explore the works of local, national and international artists as they traverse history, culture and the environment we live in

The home of Len Lye Visit the internationally known destination for the life and work of pioneering filmmaker and kinetic sculptor Len Lye (1901-1980)

Cinema Watch the latest arthouse and independent releases, international film festivals, as well as cult and classic films

Public Programmes Get creative and find new ways of looking at the world, with our regular events and talks from a wide range of cultural thinkers

Education Our free, regular drop-in sessions for all - discuss, explore or make art – Gallery Seniors, Sense Art, School Holiday Art, Family Art

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2020 Competition placings Category: Cottage Style Garden 1st Astrid Young “Flower Pots On Tree Stumps” 2nd Anne Vogel “In The Pitcher” 3rd Kathy Keddle “Cottage Gardens” Category: Water 1st Bernice Hotter “Lily Pond” 2nd Vicky Adams “Naturally Waterproof” 2020 3rd Peter Wilde “Forgotten Weir” Category: Wonderfully White OVERALL 1st Erica Vogel “The Long White Road” 2nd Lisa Sims “White Door" WINNER 3rd Sonja Lawson “White Washed” Wonderfully White Category: Shadows 1st Daniel Exeter “Heart Of The Garden- No 2” "The Long White Road" 2nd Anne Vogel “Relaxing After A Picnic” 3rd Anne Vogel “Cogs Of Cognition” Erica Vogel Category: Children's section – open to their imagination 1st Freya Gibson “Peek A Boo Sun” 2nd Jude Poole “Bird Fun” 3rd Jayden Poole “Work Never Stands Still”

Photo Competition 2021 Entry Form Please return my photos. I have enclosed a stamped self addressed envelope.

Name: ...... Email: ...... Address: ...... Phone: ...... Reflections Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Cobwebs Photo Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Competition Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Flower Cluster 2021 Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Bring your camera and capture your festival experience! Children’s section - open to their imagination. For children 12 years and under. Date of Birth: ...... Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... Categories for 2021 Photo description: ...... Garden number: .... • Reflections • Cobwebs Photos must be from 2021 Fringe Festival Gardens ONLY. Maximum of 2 photos per category. Please write your name and category on the back of photo. Entries must be received by Thursday 18th November 2021. • Flower Cluster Send entries to Fringe Photo Competition, 979 Egmont Road, R.D.2, New Plymouth 4372. Photos must be high quality prints with minimal • Children’s open section manipulation. The aim is to show the gardens as they are. Prints to be maximum size of 20 x 30cm (8" x 12") and do not have to be mounted or matted. • Festival best overall photo Please don’t send photos by fax, email or on disc. Winners will be notified and their photos on display at the Inglewood Library Wed 24th Nov - Mon 13th Dec 2021; also on the website. Any image entered may be used for promoting the Taranaki Fringe Garden Festival, owner retains copyright. Please contact Viv Adamson on 027 752 2846 for further information. TGM J008847