Initially neglected for over 30 years, Andreas Martz has restored the homestead gardens to their former glory, phoenix-like. He was able to preserve nearly all the flora, which actually date back to the original establishment. Encompassing two hectares, many types today consist of deodar, almonds, elms and a chinese elm, lilac trees, a lemon tree, roses, a sweetpea and herbs garden, peach trees, lucerne trees, saltbush and olive hedge, to name a few.



Some features no longer exist, such as a bird-bath next to a Golden Cypress tree, which was removed in late 1940s, as well as a sugar maple and an arbutus.



In spite of these changes, Nyrang gardens have always remained the spectacle and bloom of the countryside, through conservation and especially Martz's detail-oriented upkeep that would make Nyrang's predecessors proud to call their own.



Go on, take a walk and look around. The pictures - or rather, results - speak for themselves.​