2020 GARDEN FESTIVAL JASSY DEAN TRUST'S
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JASSY DEAN TRUST’S
GARDEN
FESTIVAL 7 + 8 NOVEMBER 2020
www.waihekegardenfestival.org.nz
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Tickets from fullers.co.nz and PaperPlus Waiheke
A big THANK YOU to everyone who has ever
bought a ticket to this event in the last 20
years, to all the garden owners and plant
growers, sponsors and all the hundreds of
volunteers for helping us raise money for the
children of Waiheke Island!
Jassy Dean Trust & Waiheke Garden Festival
Committee
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Festivals.
Proud sponsor of the Waiheke Garden Festival.
Contributing to incredible backyard projects.
Front Left: Greg Dean, Sally Ewer, Maggie Lethwaite, Jude Denny,
Anne Stanimiroff, Emma Matthews, Louise Waghorn.
Back from left: Fiona Gregory, Vibeke Brethouwer, Michelle Barber.
Not pictured: Chris Curreen, Bronwyn Dean, Lynne Golds.
88 Onetangi Road, Waiheke Island
09 372 7071
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The Gardens are open 10am to 4pm, Saturday and
Sunday. Entry with wristband (ticket) only.
Out
and about? TICKETS
$30 Early Bird/$40 from 27 October.
Help find Tickets/wristbands for all events are available at Fullers
Waiheke’s Matiatia and at Paper Plus Waiheke, or online at:
stoats! www.fullers.co.nz.
REPORT A STOAT: Call 0800 BIRDSONG Ticket price includes entry to all gardens, Ngaio’s Plant Sale
for stoat identification tips see www.tekorowaiowaiheke.org and all workshops.
• When you arrive at your first garden, please show our
volunteer your wristband or request an exchange for your
Fullers paper ticket for a wristband. Wear the wristband
comfortably snug on your wrist.
• Please leave your dogs safely at home, they are not
allowed in these private gardens.
• For your safety, please wear appropriate footwear to
avoid slips and falls.
• The owners have generously donated their gardens for
you to view. Please respect their privacy and property.
• Children are welcome on the garden tour, pushchairs are
not recommended.
BEAU TI F UL H O M E WAR E ON WA I HE KE I SLA ND • Food and drink are offered in many of the gardens and
vendors donate to the Jassy Dean Trust.
FR EE S H I P P I N G O N A LL NZ O R DE R S O VE R $ 100 • Please take care when parking on our narrow windy roads
and follow instructions of the Garden Festival volunteers.
• Workshops are included with your Festival ticket, refer
to the Workshop page or website for times and locations.
www.waihekegardenfestival.org.nz
GETTING AROUND &
HOP ON/HOP OFF BUSES
While it’s still a self drive event, Fullers 360, our major
CLOSING SOON - HURRY ! sponsor, are providing a garden hop on/hop off bus on
Saturday and Sunday. You can hop off a bus at any garden
LEARN TO GROW YOUR OWN and hop back on when you’re ready to go.
NUTRIENT-RICH FOOD Please book ahead as there are limited seats, go to
Founded by expert Claire Mummery, join our fullers.co.nz for booking and prices. Biking and walking are
online monthly membership and learn gardening a great way to get around Waiheke without having to worry
& composting at your own pace! about parking.
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Workshops
SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER SUNDAY 8 NOVEMBER
1 Make Your Own Flower Crownwith Christy Ralphs 4 Tendril Foraged with Roz Sainsbury
Saturday 9-11am (or while supplies last), Sunday 10am, Garden 1,
Nourish Gardens 68 Korora Road 40 Motukaha Road
No bookings taken. We’ll show you how to make your own Long time Waiheke florist, Roz
basic flower crown which you can then wear while you tour the Sainsbury of Tendril, draws
gardens. All supplies provided. Suitable for children her floral inspiration from the
(accompanied) and adults. colours, textures, seasons and
2 Learn how to successfully grow in Waiheke’s clay soil untamed places of the Island.
with Claire Mummery from Grow Inspired Collecting and foraging her ma-
terials to create wild and whimsical,
Saturday 11am, Garden 1, 40 Motukaha Road
nature grounded, floral installations.
During this 60 minute workshop, Grow Inspireds founder and
expert, Claire Mummery will share her tips and tricks for grow- 5 Keep rats out of your
ing in Waiheke’s notorious clay soils. With 16 years’ experience compost! with Te Korowai o Waiheke
on the island, Claire will teach you how to: Sunday 1pm, Garden 9, 31 Valley Road, Rocky Bay
• Work with your clay soil to grow food and flowers Join Te Korowai o Waiheke and WRT to learn more about
• Build on the clay soil and plant in it keeping rats out of your property and compost. The discussion
• Convert clay into nourishing, fertile soil using Bokashi will cover environmental factors that contribute to rats deciding
Find out more at growinspired.co.nz to call your place home and some tips and tricks to keep pesky
rodents out of your compost bins.
3 Garden Design in a Waiheke Setting
WRT will give an overview of tra-
with Lyndell Shannon ditional and Bokashi composting
Saturday 1pm, Garden 7, 25C Calais Terrace for keeping food waste out of
Garden Designer Lyndell Shannon hosts this workshop in her your rubbish bin and will help
own garden to discuss how she worked with the character of the you build nutrient rich soils
site, the broader landscape and the light to choose plants and for your gardens. Participants
materials. She will focus on designing for a large challenging site will be eligible for a discounted
and managing a long-term project, while allowing for chance composting system from the
events and new ideas that come along. Waiheke Sustainability Centre.
GARDEN OF STORY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2 - 4PM
Storytelling for GROWN UPS A walk with words & musical warblings, interwoven with the
with storyteller Tanya Batt resident green magicians. For those who love gardens and the
stories that seed them. The garden walk is 1-2km over uneven
& musician Peter Forster
surfaces and in places with steep terrain.
2pm-4pm both days,
The Garden of the Batt has evolved over the last 10 years, though
Awaawaroa Eco Village many have gardened the whenua before. The garden unfolds
Separately ticketed event. $40 over half a hectare - a series of connected ‘green rooms’ each
(includes light afternoon tea) with its own story. These include a mini food forest, mārakai, bee
Limited to 20 people per session. gardens, a forest of love and a stone circle. An Eden fashioned
Book: waihekegardenfestival.org.nz from recycled and repurposed materials employing bio dynamics
Practical footwear & sure-footedness and permaculture principles. Edible, visual, fanciful and tangled
are musts! with tales.
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Ngaio’s Massive Plant Sale glasshouse was made entirely
from upcycled and recycled
403 Seaview Road materials already on the
property.
Saturday & Sunday
Roz from Tendril foraged
9am-12noon floral creations will have two
stunning installations on view.
Our hand built, Mediterranean
design facility features sculptures
for sale by Anton Forde throughout the
courtyards and my studio gallery will be
open.
WORKSHOPS AT THIS GARDEN
2 Learn how to successfully grow in Waiheke’s clay soil
with Claire Mummery from Grow Inspired
Ngaio Lewis is one of our long time
plant growers. She supplies many of our Saturday 11am
garden owners and is a valued supporter of 4 Tendril Foraged with Roz Sainsbury
the Jassy Dean Trust. Ngaio and her team of volunteers will Sunday 10am
be selling plants from her garden on Seaview Road.
Have a wander through Ngaio’s lovely garden. Take care while Garden 2
parking and crossing the street. All proceeds benefit the
Jassy Dean Trust. Cash welcome & Eftpos available. Mudbrick Vineyard, 126 Church Bay Road
The Mudbrick Gardens have been a
labour of love for 28 years and
counting. There have been
many experiments that have
both worked and failed along
Garden 1 the years at Mudbrick. We
have created an Italian/French
40 Motukaha Road, Church Bay vibe for the property aligning
Gabriella Lewenz Studio Gallery Gardens with the soils. Olives, lavender,
rosemary and geraniums tend
Our 200 m² country style garden surrounded by lavender is to grow close to grapes the world
a collaborative effort with the Oyster over. We crop flowers for our accommodation
Inn team in managing a ‘garden to houses, to provide beautiful arrangements. We have created
table’ initiative to harvest and a 100% edible potager garden, and grow microgreens in the
supply organic foods and herbs greenhouse that service the restaurants year round. We also
for their restaurant. have a citrus grove, that produces an abundance of lemons
As a working garden, there that we make our lemoncello from, plus limes. We focus on
are composting beds and what grows best on Waiheke, with a garden to plate philos-
a new addition thanks to ophy. Our vineyards are transitioning to organic, as are our
lockdown when starter plants gardens. Special Pre-Festival Event: The Garden Festival
were unavailable; a small glass seed Lunch Friday, 6 November, 11am-1pm, Archive Bar.
house to grow starts from seeds. The Bookings Necessary. SEE PAGE 10
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Saturday & Sunday 10am - 4pm Ngaio’s Plant Sale 403 Seaview Road, Onetangi
Garden 1 40 Motukaha Road, Oneroa 9am-12pm Saturday & Sunday
Garden 2 Mudbrick Vineyard, 126 Church Bay Road Workshop 1 Nourish Gardens, 68 Korora Road
Garden 3 55 Great Barrier Road, Enclosure Bay Workshops 2 - 5 See page 4&5 for times & info
Garden 4 36 Cory Road, Palm Beach
Garden 5 8 Hillside Road, Ostend Events (separate ticketing)
Garden 6 14 Natzka Road, Ostend Garden of Story Awaawaroa Eco Village
Garden 7 25c Calais Terrace, Ostend 182 Awaawaroa Road.
Garden 8 209 Seaview Road, Onetangi Saturday & Sunday 2-4pm
Garden 9 31 Valley Road, Omiha - Rocky Bay Lunch Event Archive Bar @Mudbrick, Friday 11am
Garden 10 32 Wairua road, Omiha - Rocky Bay
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Garden 3
55 Great Barrier Road, Enclosure Bay
Penny Ericson
This is a cliff top coastal gar-
den with an eclectic mix of
flowering and native plants.
Intimate courtyard spaces, a
potager garden and a garden
SPECIAL PRE-FESTIVAL EVENT walkway all on a beautiful
but exposed site, are features
Garden Festival Lunch that make this garden interest-
ing. As a working artist my ceram-
Archive Bistro, Mudbrick Vineyard
ics studio will also be open and ‘garden
art’ will be displayed in the garden. This
Friday, 6 November, 11am to 1pm is a DIY, 30 year-old established garden.
Drink on arrival, tour of the Mudbrick gardens, platter $85 Tea and scones will be on sale and a sausage
lunch and speaker Christy Ralphs of Nourish Gardens. sizzle at lunchtime. Access: A very steep driveway which is
Christy Ralphs: absolutely worth it when you make it to the top!
A Flower Journey
When your vegetable garden starts
Garden 4
getting taken over by flowers, maybe 36 Cory Road, Palm Beach
it’s a sign you should start a flower
Patsy and Arthur Sherman
farm. Christy Ralphs from Nourish
Gardens will share her journey into Retiring 7 years ago to Cory Road was an easy choice to
growing cut flowers for sale over the make as we overlook Palm Beach and the distant Coro-
past five years. On an island of wine, mandel Ranges. The front garden was overrun with weeds
this involved the sacrifice of a vineyard, but some treasures were worth saving - camelias, azaleas,
and a steep learning curve as growing a wide hibiscus, wisteria, spring bulbs and a young kauri tree.
range of flowers outside, without using toxic sprays and chemicals, It was steep and rocky but we created a pebble path leading
proved to be a challenge. Inadvertently creating a luxury through the gardens that attract
buffet for the entire island’s population of rabbits many native birds including a very
and pukekos, the flowers nonetheless grew, and
bossy tui. Bees and butterflies
the rewards have been many.
are daily visitors throughout
Developing and contributing to a community of
people who love flowers, now Nourish Gardens the year. The back garden
hosts people from all over the country who are overlooks a vineyard and
keen to learn how to create their own flower Auckland cityscape vistas.
gardens and businesses. Graham Anderson from
Scapes advised how to terrace
For information on tickets and Fullers ferry packages for this the back garden with planting to
event, please go to: www.fullers.co.nz/whats-on/waiheke-gar- protect from the wind. Raised beds
den-festival/ and fruit trees from cuttings from our late parents of figs,
guava, paw paw, rose cuttings and orchids have created a
SEPARATELY TICKETED EVENT BOOKING NECESSARY
peaceful, private haven.
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Garden 5 of sculptures which add colour, interest
and surprises amongst the planting.
8 Hillside Road, Surfdale The BROS creativity has given us a
stunning welcoming Koru shaped rock
Gerda Gorgner and Kim Whitaker wall garden at the entrance to the
Gerda and Kim’s garden is eclectic house. Our garden will always be a work
and the design has evolved over the in progress as we continue guardianship of
last 15 years. The garden feeds us the property.
with fruit trees and vegetables
and delights us with flowers.
Long term commitment to Garden 7
composting and the help of our
chicken has created much-im- 25C Calais Terrace, Ostend
proved soil conditions. We try to Lyndell Shannon
recycle as much as possible and turn
A garden is never finished.
pallets or old timber into fences or other garden structures.
Three years into what, I think,
The garden has come together with the kind contributions of
is a ten-year project, my gar-
friends, who give cuttings and who have raised plants for us.
den’s shape is becoming clear.
We invite you to relax and sit down for a cuppa in the differ-
What was a weed-infested
ent areas of our garden. You might see some
steep hillside is developing into
of our regular visitors such as tuis, kakas,
a uniquely Waiheke garden that
piwakawaka, tauhou and kereru.
takes its inspiration from the sur-
Tea and scones will be available for pur- rounding landscape, and combines bold
chase in this garden as well as bromeliads simple lines and complex planting. Sweep-
and a second hand gardening book sale. ing beds of shrubs, perennials, grasses and
roses surround a contemporary house. The
garden incorporates chunky stone walls and
Garden 6 curving paths. A boardwalk/pier that sits twenty-four metres
above the estuary at the bottom of the garden may come in
14 Natzka Road, Ostend handy someday.
Gaye Moriarty and Sue Biggs WORKSHOP AT THIS GARDEN
Our garden is in its development 3 Garden Design in a Waiheke Setting
phase being only 18 months old.
After our first winter we realised with Lyndell Shannon | Saturday 1pm
drainage was a priority so with
the Gecko Landscape team the
section was cleared and drainage
Garden 8
completed. We wanted no lawn,
low maintenance plants, vege
309 Seaview Road, Onetangi
gardens, plants to attract birds, Belinda and Steve Fabris
bees and butterflies. Our planting A contemporary garden which has a good
is a mixture of natives, cuttings from sense of fun and interest throughout. It
previous gardens, palms and a colourful eclectic mix of what- has been landscaped to feature sculptures
ever takes out fancy. Throughout the property are a number and quirky ceramic art e.g., a unique teapot
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tree. There are several outdoor living uncluttered lawns. Bromeliads,
areas which are enhanced by a lim- grasses, monsteras, cycads and
ited palette and repetitive planting strelitzias are planted under
all to consider the views over the palms and natives. There is also
Waiheke countryside and the a small and productive vegetable
Hauraki Gulf. patch. Fruit trees are scattered
Refreshments will be available. around the borders. Paths lead to
Artists will be working in the Stu- all parts of the property and there
dio creating new garden art work. is plenty of outdoor seating.
25% of all Garden Art sales will go to WORKSHOP AT GARDEN 9
the Jassy Dean Trust
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This is the site for the Garden Gnome project, with Te Korowai o Waiheke | Sunday 1pm
make sure to stop in and place your bid on your
favourite gnome.
Garden 10
Garden Gnome Project 32 Wairua Road, Rocky Bay
Ceramicist Belinda Fabris has Rolf and Helen Jansen
designed a garden gnome, Peter
After 10 years of growing plants for the
from Waiheke Ceramics (pre-
Jassy Dean Trust Plant Sale, we decided
viously Factory Ceramics)
that it was time to do some work on our
has made 20 garden gnomes
rather large, bedraggled looking
and island artists will paint
garden, so the last two years
the gnomes in their own
have seen retaining walls go up,
artistic style. These colourful
new vege gardens, paths cre-
characters will be auctioned
ated so that we can appreci-
off in Garden 8 throughout the
ate all aspects of the section,
weekend. Make sure to drop in
and loads of planting take
and bid on your favourite!
place, with a large emphasis on
Bromeliads and Clivias.
It has come with the challenges of
seaside and south facing, and is still very
Garden 9 much a work in progress, but something which brings a bit
more joy each time a project is completed.
31 Valley Road, Rocky Bay Music in Garden 10
Pat Eddy & Glen Horspool A little funk and jazz on the deck with Hatchback Waiheke
Our gently sloping and easily featuring Jono Benzur, Malcolm McMoretone, Julion
accessible half acre garden Wright, and Naz Duilomaloma playing on
has been a labour of love and Saturday, 7 November from 2-4 pm.
work in progress for more than
twenty years. It is now a mature
sub-tropical garden set around
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If Auckland is in Level 3 or 4 due to COVID 19 at the time of
the Waiheke Garden Festival, the event will be cancelled and
refunds can be sought from your point of purchase.
If you choose to not take a refund and donate the ticket price
to the Jassy Dean Trust, thank you for your donation.
The Jassy Dean Trust raises funds to support
Waiheke children’s health & wellbeing.
Our story
Oneroa is proud to support The Jassy Dean Trust was born out of gratitude for the love
and support the Dean family received from the Waiheke
Waiheke Garden Festival community when their teenage daughter, Jassy, was stricken
with Meningococcal Meningitis and died. The Jassy Dean
2020 Trust was formed in 1993 as a celebration of Jassy’s
life and a way to reciprocate the support. The Trust
has grown into a local community charity helping
hundreds of Waiheke families during times of crisis
Come and discover our or illness.
village during the How to give
We are extremely grateful for the support of our community.
Festival Weekend Your generosity makes a big impact on the lives of sick
children and their families.
To make a donation please visit: givealittle.co.nz/org/jassydean
How to get help
To apply for assistance please visit:
http://www.jassydeantrust.org/apply
Applying for support is easy and confidential.
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Womenswear Accessories No request is too big or small. We are here to
support you when there is hardship due to your child’s health
situation - so you can focus all your attention on your
child’s needs.
All Waiheke families whose child is under 18 years old
High Quality Homewares Boutique Fashion and has a health or disability need are eligible.
In case of emergency, please ask your local medical centre
how the Jassy Dean Trust can help.
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