Miles Gwynne of Garden Organics sells vegetable plants, herb plants and produce grown organically from heirloom seed varieties. Catch up with Miles and have a …
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Miles Gwynne of Garden Organics sells vegetable plants, herb plants and produce grown organically from heirloom seed varieties. Catch up with Miles and have a …
“Fine extra virgin olive oil, Wiltshire sheep and Galloway cattle… In 2013, we have stopped our organic certification, but continue organic practices, with no herbicides …
Award-winning eco-lodge set in 50 acres of wilderness alive with native birdsong. The Resurgence is the closest five star accommodation to the Abel Tasman National …
Nestled in the sunny Nelson countryside, The Mudcastle is truly the region’s most spectacular and memorable venue. Set in peaceful, romantic gardens and built from …
This beautifully appointed self-contained luxury cottage, designed and constructed in environmentally friendly materials, is situated on what is technically an island on the edge of …
Established in 1993, this Upper Moutere vineyard produces a range of BioGro certified wines. See also the Organic Vineyard Holiday Accommodation listing. Wine list and …

The Nelson Farmers Market brings local producers to the city mid week so customers can find fresh produce and products made within the Nelson/Tasman region sold by the producers – so you get great deals! Come down, sample and meet some of the local producers from our incredible region! Gre …
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Zumo offers a range of Fair Trade, Organic and Rain Forest Alliance Certified Coffee. Buy online or enjoy at the Zumo Coffee House in Nelson, …
This company may no longer be operating. We suggest referring to their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/healthybread.co.nz and their Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/dovedalebread for updates. Dovedale Bread specialises …
The Organic Green Grocer is renowned for a full range of organic groceries including fresh vegetables and fruit, bread, nuts, seeds, beans, dried fruit, oil, …

Tasman Bay Beaches got a spruce up last Saturday (Nov 20) as around 800 volunteers took part in what is set to become an annual event.
The Tasman Bay Big Beach Clean-up, organised by DOC, Tasman District Council, Nelson City Council and NELMAC Ltd, covered 291 kilometres of coast line and collected around 10.46 tonnes of rubbish.