Taranaki’s urban residents are embracing predator control in backyards, public parks and reserves after a call to action to protect local biodiversity. Urban residents who want to protect their town or city’s unique wildlife and native plants, and remove the threat rats, possums and stoats pose to our native biodiversity, economy and lifestyles, are encouraged to trap in their backyard. As part of the Towards Predator-Free Taranaki – Taranaki Taku Tūranga project they can buy a subsidised
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Hollard Gardens is home to many of our native and introduced bird species, each with its own unique song and personality. Join the experts from Birds New Zealand on this guided walk as we discover the manu (birds) that call Hollard Gardens home. 🐦
A modern space with panoramic views and great indoor/outdoor flow onto the main deck. Team building and accommodation options available.
Join Kelvin in the shed and learn practical tips and tricks on how to breathe new life into old garden tools. 🛠️
Join us for an in-depth kōrero with Tane Manukonga (Nga Mahanga a Tairi) and Te Ingo Ngaia (Ngā Mahanga a Tairi), who will share their insights and experiences with kiwi translocations. *Registration essential
Autumn has been a busy and productive time at Hollard Gardens. We’ve been collecting fallen leaves to use as a carbon source for composting and leaf mould, which will be used as a free, nutrient-rich mulch in the months ahead. Soil health remains a key focus. We’re applying organic fertilisers, including humic acid, to support root growth, balance pH and improve overall plant resilience. Autumn mulching helps lock in moisture, prevent runoff and protect the soil structure through winter, vital
were used for pasture or pine plantations. Now, more than 80 years later, the forest covers the land once more. Pukeiti's rainforest tracks (ranging from 0.7km to 1.9km) take you through the regenerating rainforest with remnant pockets of mature forest and some ancient rimu trees.
There are spectacular views of the Tasman Sea, and the Pouakai and Kaitake mountain ranges. Be prepared for possible changes in weather conditions. There are three unbridged streams that can be impassable after heavy
Winter has crept in with its usual mix of cold southerlies and confusing subtropical spells. Some trees have shed their leaves completely, while others are still hanging on. This is the time of year when we put the garden to bed, cutting back herbaceous plants, crown-lifting trees and repairing lawn patches. We’re also planting sun-loving South African species like Leucospermum on the dry banks above the tennis court and beginning a new project to link the formal plantings around the house with