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Tropical Treasures Featured in Live Magazine

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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 plants that may interest our indoor plant customers.

If you haven’t already had time to visit our nursery, we would love to have you visit. We have just celebrated being here for three years and the gardens are really starting to flourish.

This month we have an article about Tropical Treasures featured in the Winter edition of Live Magazine 2021. You can click below to check it out! 

We were featured in the Winter 2021 edition of Live Magazine on pages 64 and 65.

Learn more about how our business has been growing, what we did during lockdown and our customer’s thoughts on our business.

Live Magazine Winter 2021

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