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...
Using Manuka for Forest Revegetation
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Strategies for Urban Ecological Restoration
The Department of Conservation defines ecological restoration as “the process of re-establishing a self-sustaining habitat or ecosystem similar to...
The Benefits of Rural Landscaping For Communities
Rural landscaping is the solution for subdivisions in need of aesthetic and functional enhancement. As a property owner, applying rural landscaping...
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...