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The Essence of Nelson Babies Growing: Part Two
If you missed the first installment of this article, please see The Essence of Nelson Babies Growing: Part One. A planting area is born: We approached the local city council for an area that would be appropriate. We also hoped it would … Continue reading
The Essence of Nelson Babies Growing: Part One
Over the past three years our annual ‘planting’ has caused reactions a plenty! Families clambering up to New Zealand’s geographical Centre is not an unusual sight. Planting in a conservation area also is not unusual, however the ‘fertiliser’ used perhaps … Continue reading
