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Tour city's gardens

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15 Oct, 2014 06:00 PM2 mins to read

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If you've ever wondered what the city's community gardens are about, then why not take a tour?

The Rotorua District Council is offering the chance for local residents to celebrate some of the city's community gardens, with a free guided bus tour on November 1.

The tour will visit five community gardens, including a small suburban garden on private land, a larger rural garden, council reserve gardens and a youth garden.

The council's sustainable living portfolio lead, Councillor Janet Wepa, said she loved that the community had got behind community gardening.

"The benefits from these gardens to our wider community are huge. As well as beautifying areas, they offer a sense of community, and provide opportunities for skills development and food provision."

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Council sustainability adviser and bus tour organiser Monica Quirke said the stops on the itinerary were more than just gardens but also learning experiences for everyone.

"Whether you're an experienced gardener or a novice, or you simply want to learn more about community gardening, the tour offers a great opportunity to share ideas and expertise. We also want to celebrate and acknowledge the excellent work done by our community in setting up these gardens."

The bus tour will leave the Rotorua Youth Centre, Te Ngae Rd, at 8am and return at 4pm.

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Seats on the tour are limited and bookings are essential.


• To book a seat, contact the council's customer centre on (07) 348 4199 or email monica.quirke@rdc.govt.nz.

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