Shalendy
★★★★
Shalendy garden was established in 1990 from a bare paddock to complement our new home and create a piece of paradise to look good all year round. Arrive via a tar-sealed winding drive through plantings of avocados. Upon entering the garden you will find Shalendy Cottage which has rural and coastal views, and on a clear day White Island is visible.
Below the cottage is a new wetland/dam area which has been extensively planted in natives, magnolias and contrasting Cerise Forest Pansies. You can meander the pathways leading up to the main garden or you can walk up the main drive and view the dam area from a claybird shooting area.
In the main garden you will see the large trees - oaks, liquidambers, gingko, amelias, cornus, cherries, magnolias and davida. All of the sloping areas are planted and or under planted with maples, camellia, daylilies, David Austin roses, iris, alstromerias, violets and other low growing cover.
In the spring the bulbs and spring flowering shrubs/trees make a stunning display. To keep the peacefulness, the plantings are in blended colourways with a particular area having different plants perform during the seasons. A pair of ponds is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the resident frogs, goldfish and water lillies. Closer to the home are beds of the more formal roses, and trellis with roses and clematis.
Please visit, take time out to meander and take advantage of the many seating areas throughout the garden.
Facilities and Amenities
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Open for the biannual BOP Garden and Art Festival
Accommodation available
Children welcome
Limited wheelchair access
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Open for the biannual BOP Garden and Art Festival
Shalendy is closed 01 January to 31 March 2026.
By appointment only at any time of the year
Best time to visit – Spring - Summer - Autumn
Adults and Seniors - $10 donated to a chosen charity
Children free
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Directions from Te Puke
Head 2 ks east and at the end of Waitangi Village , just before the Kaituna bridge, turn right into Rangiuru Road
Directions from Rotorua
Go through Paengaroa to the roundabout before the start of the Eastern Arterial
Turn left at the roundabout towards Te Puke
Rangiuru Road is the road on the left just over the Kaituna Bridge heading into the Waitangi Village.
Garden is 6.99ks up Rangiuru Road on the left.
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Physical Address: 699 Rangiuru Road, Te Puke
Phone: 0210507516
Email: shalendy@outlook.co.nz
