Garden
My Tropical Treasures Experience
Hello everyone, my name is Kim and I have been helping out at Tropical Treasures for a few years now. I love helping out at
January 20, 2022
Author: Kimberly
Tips and Articles
Events
Tropical Treasures at Taranaki Garden Festival
Tropical Treasures is excited to be part of The Taranaki Garden Festival 2021 for a 10-day celebration of the best we have to offer this
September 29, 2021
News
Store Open During COVID Level 2
COVID-19 Level 2 Update Yes! We will be open 10am till 3pm during Level 2 from Wednesday the 8th. All safety measures will be in
September 7, 2021
Garden
Bamboo uses and benefits for your garden
Bamboo is a very fast-growing, easy-to-grow, extremely useful plant. Bamboo is a versatile and robust addition to the garden that grows in both tropical and
August 17, 2021
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Larger Philodendron Pink Princess In-Store
New Philodendron Pink Princess We just had another shipment of Philodendron Pink Princess arrive. We had requested a bigger grade so our customers didn’t have
June 27, 2021
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Tropical Treasures Featured in Live Magazine
Well, winter has arrived but haven’t we had some lovely days in Taranaki. Winter is still great for planting and we are soon expecting a shipment of
June 13, 2021
Interviews
Interview with shop assistant Kyla
How long have you been with us now? One and a half years Do you enjoy your weekend job? Yes What is it you enjoy
April 20, 2021
News
New Plant Releases Update for December
It’s been a really exciting month here at Tropical Treasures Taranaki with new release plants and some old favourites returning after a long cold winter.
December 21, 2020
Hayley Benseman skincare now available at Tropical Treasures
We are excited to announce we are now stocking Hayley Benseman skincare products. We thought what a great addition to our store since the products are
October 24, 2020
Edibles
Subtropical Fruit Trees Now Available
Tropical Treasures now have a range of subtropical fruit trees available in New Plymouth. Kiwi gardeners can grow subtropical fruit trees – as long as
October 17, 2020