Our competition to find the yellow-flowered pohutakawa tree has been won this morning by Connor Fleming who found the tree in Ngarata Avenue and posted a photo and location. Congratulations Connor you have won a large Pizza Library pizza from us. Theres also a dessert pizza for Tui Hambrooks family who wrote a great post about their family spending some time together out walking amongst the trees. Well done guys. Thanks everyone for taking part, hope you enjoyed the competition, getting to know the local area a bit more and having some fun. Thanks to Grant Sowter who made us aware there were yellow pohutakawas. (Theres a dessert pizza for you too at the Pizza Library) @@@@@@@@@@@@@@ If youd like a free 80 page book on pohutakawa click here to order one from Project Crimson projectcrimson.org.nz/store/book-pohutukawa/product.aspx Its called Pohutukawa - Ecology, Establishment, Growth and Management - by David Bergin and Project Crimson Trustee, Dr Gordon Hosking This resource book is packed with 80 pages of information about pohutukawa ecology and distribution. Its a practical guide to collecting, propagating and managing seedlings as well as a guide to managing existing stands for natural character, biodiversity, erosion and property views. Including over 200 photographic images its a great practical resource for agencies, community members, industry, schools, universities and other learning institutes. A4 / full colour. This publication is part of the New Zealand Indigenous Tree Bulletin Series No. 5. Published by Ensis in association with the Project Crimson Trust, 2006. This is a free resource, and only postage will be charged at checkout.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Nov 2014 20:15:06 +0000
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