What does the Olive Wreath mean for the Olympic Games?
There was a time when Olympians wouldn’t compete for gold. There was no silver or bronze, and only the victor was rewarded. That reward would take the form of a…
There was a time when Olympians wouldn’t compete for gold. There was no silver or bronze, and only the victor was rewarded. That reward would take the form of a…
This week we’d like to introduce you to another member of the team. Here is Shaydon, from our Production & Tree Care crew. Shaydon is one of those chaps who…
There's an argument to be made that it's not the snow that’s beautiful, rather it’s how the snow frames and defines the landscape when it rests on trees and plants…
Photos: ZELKOVA serrata - Japanese Elm from Harrisons Heritage Collection, in a 1000L container, 6m, 15+ years old, same as supplied above shown in both Autumn colour and Summer foliage.…
Winter. That cold period of desolate days, where the frost creeps eerily across the landscape every night and mornings are spent rubbing your hands together, muttering ‘it’s a bit fresh’…
This week we’d like to introduce you to another member of the team. He goes by the name of George and works as Sales & Nursery Support. So… George, meet…
Many of our public holidays seem to have a connection to trees and nature. There’s the Easter Egg hunt, where unsuspecting branches and bushes hide the chocolate spoils from soon…
Take a trip to Ashburton town centre and there’s every chance you’ll find yourself muttering words to the effect of ‘this is all looking rather nice’. You’d be right, too.…
This week we want to take a moment to recognise Arbor Day, which was on 5th of June. Led by the Arbor Day Foundation, a global non-profit, Arbor Day aims…
What to do with an extra day off? The problem with the King's Birthday is that it falls on the first Monday in June, as has been the case since…
For May, the responsibility for choosing the Staff Tree of the Month rests with Emma. Not that it was a particularly hard decision (more on that in a moment). For…
In early 2008, concerned Bluff residents gathered to discuss the lack of new growth on Bluff Hill. A walk through the forest would usually be met with the reassuring sight…