NOTE: When purchasing tickets online we will email you a PDF of the Garden Ramble Booklet. Printed booklets can be picked up from the gate on the day on presentation of your ticket.

Show your ticket (printed or on your phone/tablet) at any garden gate on the Ramble to redeem for your wristband for entry to other gardens.

*NOTE:Garden #4 is 69 Wolseley Rd, Katikati (not number 9 as in the booklet). See below for full map and addresses.

Enjoy live choir music as you explore gardens on the Katikati Garden Ramble

The Mural Town Singers will be singing on Saturday 8th November at 10.30am at Garden #16 – Sue & Bill Sisley’s, Hot Springs Road; and in the afternoon at 1.30pm at Garden #13 - Sue and Alan Raf’s, Sedgemoor Lane. Be sure to add them to your ramble plan!

Be inspired with Francine!

Katikati Floral Art is pleased to host Francine Thomas, the 2025 New Zealand Floral Art Designer of the Year at the Katikati Garden Ramble 2025. She will showcase one of her beautiful designs at Garden #6. Francine is an inspiration; a renowned designer, teacher and judge, she has taken many workshops and won prestigious awards both here and overseas. Francine is very creative and encouraging, a great teacher and is so down to earth, she makes you laugh and have fun. We are so lucky to have Francine, who lives in the Bay of Plenty, to be with us between 2- 5pm on Sunday 9th to chat about her design and pass on ideas and tips which are sure to inspire you. (Free for ticket holders).

Also at Garden #6 the Rotary Club of Katikati will be selling their Christmas Puddings at $25 each. They sold out at the last event – so don’t miss out!

Help a worthy cause

Garden # 19 of the Katikati Garden Ramble is Ron and Mayke’s Lucky Dip Nursery Knyvett Road; enjoy the delightful garden with its bedding plants including succulents and herbs – plus there will be a great selection of flower and vegetable plants for sale. Also on display and for sale are pieces by local artists Brett Lawrence (copper) and Rod Davies (Wood).

Refreshments will be provided with proceeds going to Kura Kai. (Kura Kai is about “whānau cooking for whānau”. They raise funds to buy chest freezers for the high schools they support, then mobilise local volunteers to cook and stock them with nutritious family meals. The schools identify which rangatahi and whānau need support and distribute the meals accordingly.)

 Where is the parking? And when can I arrive/leave?

Katikati Primary School, 28 Beach Road, Katikati.

Please arrive after 4pm on Friday the 7th November and you are welcome to stay until Sunday the 9th November until 11am.

The gates will be manned up until approximately 8.30pm Friday evening and then again from 8.30am-11am Saturday morning.

Please carry the correct amount of cash, we may not have change available.

As the toilets will not be open, all vehicles must be self-contained. Dogs are allowed on the grounds but any doggie doos’ must be picked up.

How much does it cost?

The cost per campervan, per night is $20. All proceeds will go to Katikati Primary School.

Do I need to book?

No need to book, but please have correct cash available to pay for the parking.