John Hodge's Cottage, near Morison's Bush, includes a rose garden, fruit trees and a potager.
Four Greytown gardens, including Wyett House and Briarwood, on properties which are both used for accommodation.
The established Daysh House garden, north of Carterton, around a beautiful historic house built in the mid-1860s.
Lancewood, near Masterton, bursts with colour and a range of interesting specimens.
Thurston Garden, also near Masterton, is a Rachel Callaghan-landscaped garden on an elevated 1.1 hectare section, with a well-proportioned mix of areas including fruit trees and vegetable gardens.
Tidsfordriv includes native and deciduous trees with a centrepiece of three wetland pond areas.
Eversham, near Rathkeale College, is backed by native bush and includes big specimen trees, more recently set into a formal structure including a large rose collection.
Dursley, northeast of Masterton, also has many mature trees and a range of plants to provide interest year-round.
Abbotsford Garden, at Taueru, surrounds a 155-year-old renovated homestead and combines inner borders with grand views and botanical surprises.
Elmdale, near Masterton, will be a sight to see with acres of peonies, grown for export, in bloom.
Assisi Garden, near Gladstone, is recognised as a Garden of National Significance and occupies a steep hillside with spectacular views. A large range of native species includes cabbage trees, tree lucerne, native grasses and flax, contrasted by an olive grove and fruit and nut trees.
Tickets for the Wairarapa Garden Tour can be purchased online at www.pukaha.org.nz.
