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    A marvellous story about the 1769 Garden and its people (Philip Smith, Malcolm Rutherford, Graeme Atkins) in the latest New Zealand Gardener ​magazine.

    View the article here (PDF)

    Categories: News

    Updated: November 14, 2019

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