Wilderland is 64 hectares of hilly land beside SH25, with wonderful views of Whitianga Harbour from the summit. It is one of New Zealand’s longest-serving learning centres focusing on organics and sustainability – offering exciting opportunities to learn new skills in beautiful surroundings, and to meet new friends.
We would visit on the weekend and dig potatoes and top, tail and slice green beans thinly on the diagonal and shell fresh green peas for the family Sunday roast dinner.
Growing flowers isn’t just about painting a picture-perfect landscape around you; it’s also about contributing to the vibrant ecosystem and playing your part in the pollinator-friendly
In our beloved Coromandel region, where the land meets the sea in a symphony of beauty, every effort towards sustainable living resonates deeply
In the Coromandel, we hit that milestone back in May! Our poor gardens have taken a real beating from this never-ending rainy season. But fear not, we’re in this together, and we can bring our gardens back to life! It’s time to roll up our sleeves, put on those gardening gloves, and adapt our green-thumbed tactics to deal with all this water. Here are some essential steps to rejuvenate your garden and ensure its vitality for the seasons to come.
Wilderland is 64 hectares of hilly land beside SH25, with wonderful views of Whitianga Harbour from the summit. It is one of New Zealand’s longest-serving learning centres focusing on organics and sustainability – offering exciting opportunities to learn new skills in beautiful surroundings, and to meet new friends.
We would visit on the weekend and dig potatoes and top, tail and slice green beans thinly on the diagonal and shell fresh green peas for the family Sunday roast dinner.
Growing flowers isn’t just about painting a picture-perfect landscape around you; it’s also about contributing to the vibrant ecosystem and playing your part in the pollinator-friendly
In our beloved Coromandel region, where the land meets the sea in a symphony of beauty, every effort towards sustainable living resonates deeply
In the Coromandel, we hit that milestone back in May! Our poor gardens have taken a real beating from this never-ending rainy season. But fear not, we’re in this together, and we can bring our gardens back to life! It’s time to roll up our sleeves, put on those gardening gloves, and adapt our green-thumbed tactics to deal with all this water. Here are some essential steps to rejuvenate your garden and ensure its vitality for the seasons to come.
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