1.5m African Milk Tree Looking for a New Home
Our beloved 1.5m tall African Milk tree has outgrown its current residence and is looking for a new home!
With its tall, striking appearance and vibrant green stems, this plant makes a bold statement in any space. Its unique, triangular shape will quickly become the focal point of your home or garden.
Low Maintenance: Perfect for both beginners and seasoned plant lovers, the African Milk Tree thrives with minimal care. It’s drought-tolerant and needs very little water, making it ideal for those with a busy lifestyle.
Sun-Lover: This hardy plant loves the sun, so it’s perfect for bright, sunny spots. Whether inside by the window y: The African Milk Tree can withstand tough conditions, making it perfect for a wide range of environments. It’s the plant you can rely on, no matter the season!
Resilient & Hard Strength & Growth: The African Milk Tree not only adds elegance to your space but also represents resilience and growth. Watch it grow strong and tall, reflecting your own journey.
Perfect for Any Decor: Whether you're a minimalist or a plant enthusiast, the African Milk Tree fits seamlessly into modern, tropical, or desert-inspired themes. It’s the ultimate low-maintenance beauty for any room or patio!
Comes in a large ceramic pot, this tall plant (2 meters high, including pot) is pick up only, from Fairfield, Lower Hutt.
If you think you can give our special milk tree a new, loving home, please get in touch via email polinajilina87@gmail.com or 027 631 9324
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Micro-Volunteering Day
Happy Micro-Volunteering Day!
Today is about acknowledging the power of small, meaningful mahi that create a big impact. Whether you have 5 minutes or an hour, there's always something you can do to support your community, spread kindness or make a difference.
You don't need to commit to anything long-term - just a little time, effort and aroha.
Here are just a few examples of micro-volunteering!
Hutt Heritage.
Traffic Jams back in the 1960s on the drive home from Eastbourne.
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