The Gardens include a bust of Dr. Stuart, beside the weeping Ash tree at the Pitt Street entrance.

The nearby wall is intended for memorial plaques. In the foreground you see the wheelchair access to the church.

Adjacent to George Street, shrubs have been given by Knox members in memory of loved ones.

The main lawn and garden area was created after the demolition of Church House (the 1897-1923 manse) in 1977. The large trees were part of the manse garden.

The green space is some days a playground and others a pleasant place to picnic.

The purple beech (two photos above) and this southern rata have New Zealand Notable Tree status.

The west side of the church. Floodlighting was added in the late 1990's.

Thank you for joining us on the tour. Please visit us if you are in Dunedin, New Zealand.