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Help us help Plunket support Kiwi kids and their families! Buy any Resene testpot with a colour name starting with P, O or T and Resene will donate $1 to Plunket.
The 10 most common birthdays all appear in the 13-day period from 22 September to 4 October! What better way to celebrate all these … View moreHelp us help Plunket support Kiwi kids and their families! Buy any Resene testpot with a colour name starting with P, O or T and Resene will donate $1 to Plunket.
The 10 most common birthdays all appear in the 13-day period from 22 September to 4 October! What better way to celebrate all these new babies than supporting Plunket to support them.
Every qualifying testpot you buy = a $1 donation to Plunket!
Offer applies until 4 October 2020 at Resene owned ColorShops.
Unlabelled it could be white, magenta or another colour.
Coming away nicely in its pot with Spring growth.
Peonies are beautiful flowers in the garden, roselike in appearance. Ideally they need a sunny sheltered spot as the blooms are large, and a square metre of garden to spread out in. They die… View moreUnlabelled it could be white, magenta or another colour.
Coming away nicely in its pot with Spring growth.
Peonies are beautiful flowers in the garden, roselike in appearance. Ideally they need a sunny sheltered spot as the blooms are large, and a square metre of garden to spread out in. They die down below ground level in winter and come away in the Spring with new growth. They are reasonably drought tolerant with their thick tuberous roots.
The flowers picked while still in bud are popular florist blooms.
I have pictured some peony flowers but I cant tell you whether this peony will be one of these or something different. Its a potluck in more ways than one.
The potted plant in the terracotta colour plastic pot is the Peony on sale.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
Thanks for looking.
This carpet square is pinky fawn in colour .
Since the attached photos were taken it has been professionally cleaned, just a month or so ago and not used since then.
The backing does has some water stains on it.
Hasnt had a lot of use over its lifetime.
Not needed in the smaller house that I … View moreThis carpet square is pinky fawn in colour .
Since the attached photos were taken it has been professionally cleaned, just a month or so ago and not used since then.
The backing does has some water stains on it.
Hasnt had a lot of use over its lifetime.
Not needed in the smaller house that I have now.
Thanks for looking
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
With the country back to Level 1, the Carterton Events Centre is reminding locals it is open for business.
Events coming up, include Dave Dobbyn, Steve Carlin & the Roger Fox Big Band, Ben Hurley, and the NZ Army Band.
* Dave Dobbyn, Wednesday September 30, 7pm.
* Steve Carlin sings Sinatra … View moreWith the country back to Level 1, the Carterton Events Centre is reminding locals it is open for business.
Events coming up, include Dave Dobbyn, Steve Carlin & the Roger Fox Big Band, Ben Hurley, and the NZ Army Band.
* Dave Dobbyn, Wednesday September 30, 7pm.
* Steve Carlin sings Sinatra With the Rodger Fox Big Band – Friday October 9.
* Ben Hurley – Straight out of Lockdown Tour – Thursday October 29– 8:30pm.
* NZ Army Band Live – Thursday 5 November – 7.30pm.
It has been a windy few weeks and the Met Service is predicting that it is not over yet.
Wellington City is proposing a by-law banning unaddressed or advertising mail being put in letter boxes marked "no circulars" or '"no junk mail".
The by-law is part of a waste management plan to reduce the amount of material going in to landfills.
There is a new generation of New Zealander, seeking a new way to live in retirement. They are living their lives with passion and purpose, striving to push further, to create better, to go beyond the ordinary.
A new generation of Kiwis are not retiring from life; they’re finding a new way to … View moreThere is a new generation of New Zealander, seeking a new way to live in retirement. They are living their lives with passion and purpose, striving to push further, to create better, to go beyond the ordinary.
A new generation of Kiwis are not retiring from life; they’re finding a new way to live. One with flexibility, certainty, and the ability to dial care up and down as you need it.
I’m looking for a mature female flatmate who is trustworthy, independent and likes a rural outlook. I travel for work so am looking for someone who likes their own company and can take care of themselves. I live rurally so you would need a car and be prepared to light the fire when it gets cold. … View moreI’m looking for a mature female flatmate who is trustworthy, independent and likes a rural outlook. I travel for work so am looking for someone who likes their own company and can take care of themselves. I live rurally so you would need a car and be prepared to light the fire when it gets cold. The house is about 6 km’s from Greytown and Carterton. Beautiful big room with room for a couch and T.V. if you want privacy. Small pets considered. 180pw. Give Marilyn a call on 02041179732.
It’s time for the Great Kererū Count 2020. Kererū Discovery is calling on all Kiwis to get out and count kererū.
Kererū only live in Aotearoa New Zealand. Whether you love their classic white singlets, their whooping wingbeats, or their awesome air shows, kererū are as Kiwi as kiwi.
This … View moreIt’s time for the Great Kererū Count 2020. Kererū Discovery is calling on all Kiwis to get out and count kererū.
Kererū only live in Aotearoa New Zealand. Whether you love their classic white singlets, their whooping wingbeats, or their awesome air shows, kererū are as Kiwi as kiwi.
This year the annual Great Kererū Count 2020 runs from 18-27 September.
As well as being real characters of the bush, kererū are also known as the gardeners of the sky –spreading precious seeds of forest giants such as tawa, miro and hinau. Tony Stoddard of Kererū Discovery, who coordinates the count, says kererū can pop anywhere
“At this time of the year kererū will be flocking to trees like willow and tree lucerne. These trees are kererū-magnets as the birds come out of their winter-feeding grounds and prepare for the breeding season by feeding on the nitrogen-rich leaves.”
“In urban areas, kōwhai are another important food source for kererū, and you will often see or hear angry tui defending their trees from hungry kererū.”
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Rosemary’s voice has provided comfort to anxious, lonely and depressed callers on the Samaritans helpline for five decades.
She is known as Rosemary 23, the call number assigned on her return to the Samaritans in 1973. She first joined in February 1966, as soon as she left school and was old … View moreRosemary’s voice has provided comfort to anxious, lonely and depressed callers on the Samaritans helpline for five decades.
She is known as Rosemary 23, the call number assigned on her return to the Samaritans in 1973. She first joined in February 1966, as soon as she left school and was old enough to train as a volunteer, and was originally known as Rosemary 111 – the first in the eleventh training group of 1966.
Wellington Samaritans can be reached at 0800 726 666, available 24/7.
If Labour is re-elected, the school decile system will be gone and a new "Equity Index" put in place. It's aim is to increase resources for the most disadvantaged students in New Zealand. What do you think? Has Chris Hipkins got it right? Will our kids be better off, or is it just a… View moreIf Labour is re-elected, the school decile system will be gone and a new "Equity Index" put in place. It's aim is to increase resources for the most disadvantaged students in New Zealand. What do you think? Has Chris Hipkins got it right? Will our kids be better off, or is it just a new name on an old system?
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Next Tuesday is World Car Free Day and the council is encouraging Wellingtonians to leave their car at home.
Local schools will also be encouraging students to walk, cycle or scooter.
Workers will be encouraged take a bus or a train, or even walk, rather than their car. Have your ever thought … View moreNext Tuesday is World Car Free Day and the council is encouraging Wellingtonians to leave their car at home.
Local schools will also be encouraging students to walk, cycle or scooter.
Workers will be encouraged take a bus or a train, or even walk, rather than their car. Have your ever thought what your neighborhood would be like if there were fewer cars?
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