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New Zealand’s largest collection of oak species is at Hackfall’s Arboretum, on a sheep station at Tinorito, near Gisborne. There are over 3,000 plant species there, with many varieties of alders, oaks, cherries, magnolias and maples.
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Hackfalls Arboretum
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