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Hi everyone! I am currently doing a poisonous plant assignment and would like to know if anyone would have the following plants on their property and if I could take a few cutting samples from please (e.g. leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits etc...)
Poisonous to grazing animals
1. Rhododendron
2. Yew
… View moreHi everyone! I am currently doing a poisonous plant assignment and would like to know if anyone would have the following plants on their property and if I could take a few cutting samples from please (e.g. leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits etc...)
Poisonous to grazing animals
1. Rhododendron
2. Yew
3. Oleander
4. Arum lily
5. Foxglove
6. Ragwort
7. Hemlock
8. Oak trees
9. Buttercup
10. Milk thistle
Poisonous to small animals
1. Lilies
2. Daffodils
3. Azealea
4. Lily of the valley
5. Tulips
Poisonous plants native to NZ
1. Onga Onga (NZ Tree Nettle)
2. Ngaio
3. Tutu
4. Karaka
5. Titoki
The above are just a few examples given, if anyone has any other poisonous plants e.g. black nightshade... they can think of and have do let me know as well so I can add them to the list!
Thank you everyone!!
Cheers,
Serena
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We believe that with adequate support and information all wāhine/women are capable of making their own decisions about their bodies, and have that right. We strive for social justice, cultural safety and respect for diversity in the broadest sense. We are committed to providing a free service and helping wāhine/women and their whānau to access other free and lower cost services.
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Ongoing funding is paramount to our continued service.
Te Hā o Hine-ahu-one Palmerston North Women’s Health Collective Inc. is a registered charity (no: CC24790). As a non-profit organisation we rely solely on funding and donations to allow us to provide services to women in need.You may have heard that after many years we are looking for alternative funding as the MDHB has terminated our women's health contract. This impending loss of funding will significantly impact the women in our community who use our services. We have an inter-generational reach with women, their children and often their grandchildren. WE are looking at all of our options in this respect. One option we are exploring is Give a little, the money raised will be used for operational expenses to keep our service running. I have attached the links relevant to our news :) Thank you and we look forward to seeing you in our centre soon!
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