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Just a reminder that Spring is underway as far as the plants are concerned, and weed vines and shrubs are putting out new shoots, sneaking around garden shrubs, drinking up the lovely water and increasing sun, and finding new ground to conquer.
Big weed invasions yield the most material for … View moreJust a reminder that Spring is underway as far as the plants are concerned, and weed vines and shrubs are putting out new shoots, sneaking around garden shrubs, drinking up the lovely water and increasing sun, and finding new ground to conquer.
Big weed invasions yield the most material for paths, mulch and compost, and the first big weeding produces a massive amount of plant material to be either sent to landfill or used to benefit the soil and plants by decomposition onsite.
Once the ground dries, sun comes out, and rain is infrequent, decomposition by rotting slows down or stops altogether.
We don't encourage storing big piles of dry woody or papery material during the fire season, so if you have a lot of woody weeds to be dealt to....that is, vines, shrubs or trees...work needs to start very soon if you want the plant material composted onsite and returned to your soil to help the remaining plants grow well and remain weed free.
After we have done weed control and mulched where needed, the Spring rush of weeds doesn't occur for most species, and not at all if we have had time to eradicate the weed before the warm weather.
Instead, the wanted plants grow luxuriously in the moisture and sunlight of Spring, filling the space and reducing weed reinvasion.
Since we only started our business last Christmas, we don't yet have photos of our clients' gardens in Spring after our weed control.
Below is a photo of an area of public Reserve in January this year, hand weeded of major environmental weeds, then gradually of benign leafy weeds. This area is part of a forest margin, in which dense vegetation is key to keeping the area weed-free, so native regeneration has been allowed to fill the space entirely.
Hi neighbours,
Do you have a vehicle that is taking up space and becoming an eyesore? At AAA Auto Parts we dismantle and wreck cars. We will pay top cash whether your car is dead or alive!
* $300 - $3000 for small cars
* $700 - $10,000 for 4x4 utes, vans, 4WD, trucks and buses
* Same day … View moreHi neighbours,
Do you have a vehicle that is taking up space and becoming an eyesore? At AAA Auto Parts we dismantle and wreck cars. We will pay top cash whether your car is dead or alive!
* $300 - $3000 for small cars
* $700 - $10,000 for 4x4 utes, vans, 4WD, trucks and buses
* Same day removal
* Free quotes over the phone
We will beat any prices in the market by 10%.
Support your local business.
Give us a call on **0800 50 00 01 ** and we will be happy to have a chat.
Tired of cleaning your home on the weekends.
Call Sasha's Cleaning Services 0224719978
Happy to lend a helping hand
$100 per cleaning session
I provide products and equipment
Call or message now!
Ten or so banana boxes full of fire starter branches up to wrist size, cut ready to use, twelve months old and dry. Plus approx three wheel barrows of mostly Banksia, seems quite a hard wood so not sure how it will perform. You are able to trial it or take the lot. Twelve months old, dry and cut to… View moreTen or so banana boxes full of fire starter branches up to wrist size, cut ready to use, twelve months old and dry. Plus approx three wheel barrows of mostly Banksia, seems quite a hard wood so not sure how it will perform. You are able to trial it or take the lot. Twelve months old, dry and cut to size. Not boxed up. Txt Mob.021487423
Good morning all have you all noticed the rubbish ticket price is up again?. It was about $ 5.20 for 240 litre bin and from July 17 the price went up to
$ 7.70.Not even 1 year it went up twice. This is getting ridiculous. Don't our rates cover it. Rates went up when a new mayor took over and… View moreGood morning all have you all noticed the rubbish ticket price is up again?. It was about $ 5.20 for 240 litre bin and from July 17 the price went up to
$ 7.70.Not even 1 year it went up twice. This is getting ridiculous. Don't our rates cover it. Rates went up when a new mayor took over and nothing has been done .hedges not trimmed,rubbish along the kerb side and roundabout, footpath not repaired, wastewater leak through the footpath and down the drain and so on.Read the last page of the shore times in the neighbourly
Our fun, friendly, free English group welcomes anyone to join us on Monday 31st July 10am - 12pm or evening 7pm - 8.45pm. Let us help you improve your English skills. Fun activities. Make new friends.
🍵 Tea & biscuits 🍪 provided. No need to book. Just turn up. Any enquiries call/text … View moreOur fun, friendly, free English group welcomes anyone to join us on Monday 31st July 10am - 12pm or evening 7pm - 8.45pm. Let us help you improve your English skills. Fun activities. Make new friends.
🍵 Tea & biscuits 🍪 provided. No need to book. Just turn up. Any enquiries call/text me 027 3862680 😄 See you there!
Cheers Helen 😆
Thursday 3 & Friday 4 August, 10am - 2pm.
Discover the Ryman difference and see why our villages are the measure of retirement living. If you'd like to find out more about independent living, assisted living in a serviced apartment, or our industry leading care, drop by any of our … View moreThursday 3 & Friday 4 August, 10am - 2pm.
Discover the Ryman difference and see why our villages are the measure of retirement living. If you'd like to find out more about independent living, assisted living in a serviced apartment, or our industry leading care, drop by any of our Auckland villages.
This is your opportunity to view the quality of a Ryman village, the wonderful amenities and see for yourself how living in a Ryman village will enhance your lifestyle.
Are you a retired tradie? Can you help the younger generation?
The Mangere-based Ara Education Charitable Trust is inviting volunteers to share skills and knowledge on a one-off, or an ongoing, basis. Retired tradespeople could help by working with the students, says John Vazey, senior health, … View moreAre you a retired tradie? Can you help the younger generation?
The Mangere-based Ara Education Charitable Trust is inviting volunteers to share skills and knowledge on a one-off, or an ongoing, basis. Retired tradespeople could help by working with the students, says John Vazey, senior health, safety and wellbeing business partner at Auckland Airport.
Students are working on a number of projects, including the Forever House, transforming it from a derelict house into a sustainable low-cost home to be returned to the community. Volunteers will work alongside AECT tutors and the students in classroom and hands-on projects.
Do you want to pass on some of your skills and knowledge? Get in touch with the team by emailing editor@foreverproject.co.nz
Free to any good home. I’m good condition looking for a budding cricketer.
Photo is from the first Open Home at 267 East Coast Road, Mairangi Bay
The next Open Homes will be from 11:30 - 12:30 Saturday & Sunday, 29th & 30th July
See you there.
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The shingles vaccine is available free for people reaching 65 and for 12 months after. Normally the shingles vaccine is very expensive. Shingles is can be very painful.
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