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18. Hirst Cottage

94 Pendarves Street, New Plymouth

Hirst Cottage

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This inner-city garden adopts linear principles and is themed ‘green and white with a touch of red’. It features white petunia, white lilies and black velvet pelargonium, with the ambience of courtyards, gazebo and buxus hedging. This 1865 property holds a Heritage A listing and stands alongside the historical cluster known as Hen and Chickens. The protected oaks, ginkgo and Pohutukawa add to the unique story.

Previously featured in NZ House & Garden, Your Home & Garden, NZ House & Garden House Tours and The Gardeners Journal.   

Back To Gardens Buy Tickets

Wheelchair accessOne TicketToilets availableBus Parking

Opening times

9am–5pm

Gardener

Judi Gopperth

Contact

judi.jag@xtra.co.nz

0276761500