About Trinity Farm
Karen and Grant Piercy took over Trinity Farm in April 2007.
The garden
Trinity Farm is 10 acres with 3 acres devoted to a country garden showcasing 1600 roses amongst trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and box hedging. There is a pond, creek and pottager garden. Our old farmhouse built in the 1890s stands in the middle of the garden. The best time to view the garden for the roses is October - December. However there is colour all year round. A garden visit card costs $5 and you get a pass to visit the garden as many times as you would like for 1 year. You are welcome to bring a picnic or enjoy a coffee or tea on our shop deck.
The nurseries
We specialise in the old roses and grow hundreds of varieties of climbers, ramblers, shrub and bush roses. All of our roses are grown from cuttings in high quality potting mix in planter bags on our capillary fed nursery beds. We do not supply bare root roses in the winter. Our method of growing means we can supply roses all year round.
We also have a small "non-rose" nursery where we sell other plants we grow in our garden such as lavenders, hydrangeas and box hedging.
The shop
We have a small shop where you can buy gifts or indulge in a fresh brew of plunger coffee or pot of tea.
Pottery
We host an annual pottery show in January where pottery is for sale in our old barn and right throughout the garden. At other times of the year we have local potters work for sale in our shop and in set display areas in the garden.
To the right is an aerial view of the the garden and the nursery.
Click on images below to see some of the garden highlights.
To see roses for sale click here.