Circumnavigating New Zealand — Wellington Botanic Garden, Strolling downhill from Kelburn


Wellington Botanic Garden

You’re going to be seeing a lot of the Wellington Botanic Garden over the next several weeks, interspersed with other sights around Wellington, New Zealand. But this week’s articles will be of a visual nature concentrated specifically on the beauty to be found within the botanic garden.

Wellington Botanic Garden — the Herb Garden

As such, this week’s articles will be light on text (I hear you cheering) and heavy on imagery.

Wellington Botanic Garden

But not all the images this week will be of flowers. Some are just images I found fun:

Pining away in the Wellington Botanic Garden

Other images this week will include some of the manmade decorative elements of the botanic garden. Here, for instance, are two such features in the “Herb Garden” section:

Regurgitating Lion
Herb garden sundial

Visible from the herb garden is the Lady Norwood Rose Garden. To the right of the circular rose garden you’ll see a Victorian-style glass house. On the far end of structure is a café with an outdoor seating area:

Lady Norwood Rose Garden and Begonia House

Let’s take a look at some of the flowers available at the rose garden:

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6 responses to “Circumnavigating New Zealand — Wellington Botanic Garden, Strolling downhill from Kelburn

  1. Love botanical gardens, they offer so much to see. Nice job here, Doug, enjoyed it!

  2. As always amazing looking through your NZ work
    Thanks for sharing

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