Now available for pre-order! Our garden members have had so many compliments on their MPG t-shirts, we're doing another print run. Get...

We now have two scavenger hunts available to challenge kids (and adults too!) to explore all parts of our garden. Reusable copies are...

Inspired by the garden's water resilience project, young gardener Penelope Curtis imagined the life of a water droplet.

On the last Sunday of every month we have a working bee where volunteers gather at the garden to take care of important maintenance or...

This past summer has really shown us here at the garden the importance of improving how we use and manage the precious resource that is...

Local drone-ographer Matt Poynton took some amazing footage of the garden, showing just how expansive and diverse the site is.

Ever wonder about the stories in and around the Mt Crawford Prison? Garden volunteer and history geek Kate Curtis recently gave a lecture...

Australian Garden History journal recently featured an article by Dr Clare Gleeson, a Wellington-based historian, gardener, and a regular...

All community gardens are special. They bring people together across generational, cultural, and philosophical boundaries. But every now...

A few months back, we were approached by Oliver and Megan from the Microgreen Team. Having established a new urban farm down on the flat...

Thanks to Wellington City Council’s Stone Soup Fund, we were able to purchase a set of timo and toki (Māori gardening tools) made by the...

The Miramar Prison Garden's artists in residence, Manju Tomar and Ruth Robertson Taylor were recently featured by The Post for their...

The afternoon started with a kārearea (New Zealand falcon) settling in the big pohutukawa tree, before soaring over the greenhouse and...