Pampas (Cordaderia selloana) is a plague on the northern landscapes of New Zealand. Often confused for the native plant Toetoe (Austroderia) , which...
Toetoe or Pampas?
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What is happening to our Fauna?
https://www.theguardian.com/…/study-identifies-key-species-… The article above highlights the importance of monitoring the health of our native...
How Permaculture Can Help Your Land Cope With Climate Change
One way of improving the fertility of your land is through permaculture. Permaculture is an agricultural system centered on utilizing the land based...
Best Native Plants To Use To Reduce Carbon Emissions In Your Farmland
Historically, the agricultural sector has done little to mitigate carbon emissions. This is true to some extent with more farms abandoning...
Different types and benefits of permaculture
Benefits of Permaculture Permaculture is an attractive option for landowners because of its numerous benefits. Just some of the benefits include: ●...
Using Manuka for Forest Revegetation
Manuka, or simply called “tea tree”, is a scrub-type flowering plant that grows into a moderately sized tree, with dense branches and a short spine...
Top 5 Native Plants of New Zealand
Native plants in New Zealand evolved almost in isolation for a million of years. In fact, 80% of these plants are endemic. 15% of the total land...
What You Should Look For In Your Native Plant Supplier
Revegetation and restoration projects are delicate processes. They involve the use of native plants and bushes to restore a piece of land to its...
What are the Benefits of Riparian Planting?
The role of riparian planting is critical to the survival of your land. If you have riparian areas or wetlands in your property, you can use them to...
The Manuka Tree and Its Benefits
Most commonly found throughout New Zealand is the native Leptospermum scoparium, or Manuka, also known as the New Zealand tea tree—known for its...