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Benvenue Cliff
Also known as Monterey cypress, brought to NZ in 1860s, and planted for shelter. Planted by Woollcombe to aid navigation from sea
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Benvenue Cliff
Also known as Monterey cypress, brought to NZ in 1860s, and planted for shelter. Planted by Woollcombe to aid navigation from sea
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Perth St Museum and Church grounds
Have you read the plaque under the oak at the museum? St. Mary's Timaru. Boulder from Mt. Cook Station, 1986
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Craigie Ave in the traffic islands
James Craigie provide the money for the pin oak trees. The are now various specimens in the median strip.
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Aigantighe Sculpture Garden
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Patiti Point
Planted by Woollcombe to aid navigation from sea
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Alexandra Square
Market Place Alexandra Square has been a horse paddock, a market reserve, a site for travelling circuses, a place to play hockey or cricket and a place that needed beatifying.
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Piazza on the Bay Hill
Schinus molle is an evergreen tree that grows to 15 meters. It is native to an area from the Peruvian Andes to southern Brazil.
in the TBHS grounds planted in its present position in 1941
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Bay Hill
The Magnolia growing in the centre of the round-a-bout was presented by the Timaru Beautifying Society to commemorate the community work of Lois Thodey - President of the society 1977-7980
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Claremont Bush
This large 21.40m tōtara can be seen in Claremont Bush, about 10km from Timaru city.
Timaru's tallest tree, was cut down in 2021
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Perth St
W.Williamson, Jones & Peters Builders