An arborist’s guide to finding the best trees in New Zealand

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Te Matua Ngahere is thought to be 2000 years old. Photo: Patrick Reynolds
You don’t have to be a tree nerd to appreciate a good looking specimen. And when it comes to the New Zealand outdoors, we’ve got some pretty eye-catching examples. At least, that’s the verdict of long-time arborist and manager of the online register of New Zealand’s most notable trees, Brad Cadwallader. An arborist since the […]
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