Innermost Gardens: A Peaceful Urban Oasis in Wellington
Situated in Mount Victoria, Wellington, Innermost Gardens is a vibrant community space dedicated to pesticide-free gardening and environmental education. This garden is cherished for its peaceful atmosphere and diverse vegetable plots, flowers, and thriving bee habitats, creating a sanctuary away from city noise. Visitors frequently highlight the welcoming community spirit and the opportunity to participate in workshops and volunteer activities that inspire learning and connection. The venue also features a free book swap shelf and a hall available for functions, making it a versatile hub for both relaxation and engagement. Whether you seek solitude or community involvement, Innermost Gardens offers a nurturing environment to enjoy nature and grow together.
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Margaret Crisp
7 years agoI attended a Wellington Timebank pie competition & the launch of 'Quick Kai' tonight. A walk amongst the property has got my green fingers itching to do spring planting. Well done to all the gardening community who share, learn from & inspire each other.
Wladimir Padilla
4 years agoAmazing community pesticide-free spot to get together, volunteer and learn from all these knowledgeable people. Just attended the "Edible Weeds" workshop there. Truly inspiring
Jeff Schrader
7 years agoSituated on the west side of Mount Victoria, this is a nice garden to spend an afternoon in enjoying the flora or just meditating on nature. It's close to the Mount Victoria neighborhood so access is not difficult. A nice find for someone like myself who visited Wellington for the first time and was looking for a,quiet spot away from the crowds.
Laurna Munro
a year agoI love this place! A simple hall surrounded by beautiful veggies plots, flowers, bees and a free book swap shelf.
Malcolm Barr
3 years agoWhile primarily a garden for growing vegetables and what have you, it is also an oasis on the edge of the city, away from all the hustle and bustle. Very little traffic noise penetrates the sanctum, although i did not visit at rush hour, but if you have a spare moment and require some solace, this just might be the place to go. By the way, one can hire the hall for functions.