We did not get our Nga Puhi gourd seeds to grow. Doug said this may be because it is too cold
in Taranaki but we have manage to get Bottle Gourd seeds to germinate. We
hope to plant them before this school term finishes. We can still decorate them, carve them or
make birdhouses out of them - Click on the "Gourds" page above
We are on-growing native trees for a local Walkway. We visit that Walkway often and learn all about the habitat for wildlife. Follow our Blogs to see the good things that we do.
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Conservation Week
It
is Conservation Week so today we visited the Nowell’s Lakes Walkway at Hawera to
plant Swan Plants. These plants will
attract the brightly coloured Monarch Butterfly who will lay their eggs on these plants. The caterpillars that hatch will feed off the
Swan Pant to grow to latter turn into a butterfly's. Doug told us that Wild Flowers have been
planted at the Walkway to give the butterfly’s food also as they like the sweet
nectar that these Wild Flowers have - Click on the "Conservation" page above
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Horticultural Society Cup
Our Habitat Heroes had a visit from the Hawera Horticultural Society who checked out our garden and said that we could keep the cup for best school garden for another year. They also gave us packets of seeds and a $20 Bunnings Warehouse Gift Card
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