Natural history of New Zealand flowers
Aotearoa has at least 2,200 native species of flowering plants that have evolved in our unique conditions, and the vast majority of them grow nowhere else on earth. This has made New Zealand a natural laboratory for studies of flower biology and a vibrant wonderland of gardens and bush for all to enjoy.
To celebrate the launch of the new book “A Natural History of New Zealand Flowers”, join author Phil Garnock-Jones for a talk about the wonderful world of NZ flowers, with plenty of time for Phil to answer your botanical questions.
No bookings required and all visitors are welcome to attend.
This talk will be held in the Logan Campbell building.
Saturday
28 February 2026
11am – 12pm
Free
2026-02-28
2026-02-28
Pacific/Auckland
11am – 12pm
Natural history of New Zealand flowers: 11am – 12pm Free
Aotearoa has at least 2,200 native species of flowering plants that have evolved in our unique conditions, and the vast majority of them grow nowhere else on earth. This has made New Zealand a natural laboratory for studies of flower biology and a vibrant wonderland of gardens and bush for all to enjoy.
To celebrate the launch of the new book “A Natural History of New Zealand Flowers”, join author Phil Garnock-Jones for a talk about the wonderful world of NZ flowers, with plenty of time for Phil to answer your botanical questions.
No bookings required and all visitors are welcome to attend.
This talk will be held in the Logan Campbell building.
Auckland Botanic Gardens, 102 Hill Road, Auckland 2105, New Zealand
Auckland Botanic Gardens
botanic.gardens@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
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