Beautiful park and garden🪴

#parksandgardens New Plymouth City Garden under Little Mount Fuji Pukekura Park Fernery and Display Houses On the trip to New Plymouth, in addition to Mt Taranaki "Little Mount Fuji", the most unforgettable thing is the four well-kept greenhouse gardens in Pukekura Park. It was opened to the public on January 28, 1928, and it has been nearly 100 years since then. • Fernery and Display Houses not only has abundant ferns (2,340 ferns were planted in 1927 according to the official website data), but also phalaenopsis, large-flowered orchids, begonia, ornamental kale and chrysanthemums, etc. There are many varieties. There are also niche novelties, such as the dark phalaenopsis (and I saw the blooming of autumn begonia for the first time here, and most of the time in China, it is in a leaf-viewing state 2). The construction of the whole Fernery and Display Houses comes from public fundraising, which is really meaningful and interesting. In 1934, the generous donation of Brookland Manor created the abundance of plants here. Giant 4 entrance fee: free Address: Navigate directly to "Pukekura Park Fernery and Display Houses" Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 8:30am - 4pm (Wednesday 3pm Off) Although on this trip to New Plymouth, I only saw a small corner of the snow top of Mt Taranaki, it was really exciting to meet this place by accident- #little Mount Fuji in New Zealand #newlymouth #绿桔治俞_机#的龙芦口记 #new Zealand niche travel places