Christchurch Botanic Gardens’ rare ‘corpse flower’ is starting to fully bloom and will soon begin omitting its distinctive rancid odour.
The Peace Train has completed another bumper season with almost 10,000 passengers taking a ride.
North Hagley Park will soon have a continuous, sealed pathway around its perimeter.
Have you seen the daffodils lately? Nodding their yellow heads in the easterly breeze?
A rare tropical plant that smells of rotting flesh when in full bloom is flowering at Christchurch’s Botanic Gardens.
A corner of North Hagley Park has been planted with wildflowers to help boost the city’s bee population.
Three of the six glasshouses in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens will be closed for two months for repairs from Monday 2 September, while a fourth, historic Cuningham House, will close later this year for a full heritage restoration.
Venture into the Christchurch Botanic Gardens this week and you might find swashbuckling pirates on the search for hidden treasure.
Earthquake repair and strengthening work on the Mona Vale Bath House is about to begin.
A group of Christchurch kids kept themselves busy over the school holidays tending their plants in preparation for the school gardens exhibition-style displays at Grow Ō Tautahi Christchurch Garden Festival.