The Hamilton Gardens in Hamilton, NZ, are remarkable. I
visited for the first time in 2014, but they have expanded in the four years since then and the new gardens are just as innovative. There is a Tudor-inspired garden, Alice in Wonderland make an appearance and several new additions are based on directions in modern art.
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In the Concept Garden: a nod to conceptual art |
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Pan plays his flute |
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Mad Haters tea party: "Why is a raven like a writing desk?"
Answer: "There is no answer." |
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Tudor garden - keeping the hedge clippers busy |
An explanation of the mounds in the Maori garden tells us that Kumera (New Zealand sweet potato) rot when too wet so they are planted in mounds and then stored in a dry place such as this food storage building.
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Food storage house |
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Fence and Kumera garden |
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