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  • Planting in clay soils preview

    Planting in clay soils

    Clay soils are heavy to dig and cultivate. They drain slowly after rain. They tend to warm up slowly after winter, leading to delayed plant growth.

    On the positive side clay…

    Planting in clay soils preview

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    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Restoration planting guide for the Wellington Region preview

    Restoration planting guide for the Wellington Region

    The Wellington region’s ecosystems are unique and special. Our region has particular climates, terrain and soil types that together make our forests, wetlands, dunes and streamside areas different from other…

    Restoration planting guide for the Wellington Region preview

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    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Pākuratahi Forest brochure preview

    Pākuratahi Forest brochure

    Pākuratahi Forest brochure preview

    Download now (PDF 2.7 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Kaitoke Regional Park brochure preview

    Kaitoke Regional Park brochure

    Kaitoke Regional Park brochure preview

    Download now (PDF 1.5 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Hutt River Trail brochure preview

    Hutt River Trail brochure

    Hutt River Trail brochure preview

    Download now (PDF 1.7 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Battle Hill Farm Forest Park brochure preview

    Battle Hill Farm Forest Park brochure

    Battle Hill Farm Forest Park brochure preview

    Download now (PDF 3.5 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Akatarawa Forest brochure preview

    Akatarawa Forest brochure

    Akatarawa Forest brochure preview

    Download now (PDF 2.1 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Plant descriptions preview

    Plant descriptions

    Descriptions of the plants available at Akura Plant Nursery. 

    Plant descriptions preview

    Download now (PDF 2.1 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Native Plant Guide preview

    Native Plant Guide

    This guide explains how you can use native plants to help our native ecosystems survive and flourish, and at the same time beautify your garden or your rural property. For…

    Native Plant Guide preview

    Download now (PDF 9 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
  • Plants for effluent fields preview

    Plants for effluent fields

    Plants can help your septic drain system to function at its best by removing moisture and nutrients from the soil. Plant cover is also important to reduce soil erosion.

    Plants for effluent fields preview

    Download now (PDF 2 MB)

    alarm Published 08 Jul 2021
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