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Fairview Nursery has over 5000 native grasses, flaxes, shrubs and trees in stock.
Want to have a look at our range? All you need to do to view is text/call for a suitable time to visit. Available most days and times.
Phone/text to view (0274) 933 626 or (04) 297 3237 or contact us via our … View moreFairview Nursery has over 5000 native grasses, flaxes, shrubs and trees in stock.
Want to have a look at our range? All you need to do to view is text/call for a suitable time to visit. Available most days and times.
Phone/text to view (0274) 933 626 or (04) 297 3237 or contact us via our website
www.fairviewnursery.co.nz...
From native ground cover to the giants of the forest .....we have around 100 different natives in stock!
Some of our current offerings
Renga Renga Rock Lily - $3.50 each
Akeake -5cm pot@10 for $15. We also have larger sized trees in stock!!
Toe Toe - 10 for $15
Festuca Glauca (Blue Fescue Grass) 10cm pots $3.50
Carex Testacea 10cm Pot $4.50 each (see picture)
Carex Flagellifera 12cm pot $6 each (these are a great size and ready to plant!)
Cabbage Trees (doubles and triples) in a 2.5litre pot and ready to plant out $7each.
Puriri Trees - want that special flowering specimen tree? $12
Refeshing tea or medicinal....
Kawakawa - $4.50 -
NEW IN STOCK!!! Kūmarahou $6
We also have stocks of various manuka varieties, local kanuka trees, rata, pohutukawa, matai, totara, rimu, puka, griselinia, lemonwood, hebes, kowhai, etc etc.
Viewing is by appointment over the easter weekend and we are on site most days and times. Just let us know....
Fairview Nursery has been operating since 2012 and is based in Valley Rd, Paraparaumu and specialises in native plants. We offer great discounts when you buy a few plants for that landscaping project....
See our website for more info
www.fairviewnursery.co.nz...
Wishing everyone a safe and happy Easter long weekend! 🐰💙
#NSNZsafercommunities
South Wairarapa District Council yesterday voted to join Wellington Water as a shareholder and become a client of its three waters management services.
Mayor Viv Napier said Council’s decision was a positive step for the community.
"Wellington Water is a large, specialist provider focused … View moreSouth Wairarapa District Council yesterday voted to join Wellington Water as a shareholder and become a client of its three waters management services.
Mayor Viv Napier said Council’s decision was a positive step for the community.
"Wellington Water is a large, specialist provider focused on delivering excellence in three waters services. It has demonstrated its commitment working with each of its councils to understand their priorities and deliver on their long term plans.
"South Wairarapa has its own distinct needs for water services, and I’m confident Wellington Water will take a customer-first approach in working with council and residents to understand and meet the needs of our customers."
If you're planning to enjoy the long weekend with some recreational boating, we've got some top tips!
As we’re going into colder weather it becomes more important to keep safety a top priority. Did you know that in water, the body loses heat 20 to 30 times faster than it does in air! … View moreIf you're planning to enjoy the long weekend with some recreational boating, we've got some top tips!
As we’re going into colder weather it becomes more important to keep safety a top priority. Did you know that in water, the body loses heat 20 to 30 times faster than it does in air! 😲 We encourage boaties to remember these five simple precautions:
• Wear your lifejacket
• Take two waterproof ways to call for help
• Check the marine weather forecast
• Avoid alcohol
• Be a responsible skipper
And remember, if in doubt, don’t go out 🐟
3,800 people biked to work in February for the Aotearoa Bike Challenge! We’re seeing more people embracing the active lifestyle, but winter is coming and we need to bike bright in the night🌛 Greater Wellington has some colourful giveaways to help you stay visible on your bike 🚴♀️
… View more3,800 people biked to work in February for the Aotearoa Bike Challenge! We’re seeing more people embracing the active lifestyle, but winter is coming and we need to bike bright in the night🌛 Greater Wellington has some colourful giveaways to help you stay visible on your bike 🚴♀️
Giveaways:
Help yourself to retro-reflective tape, back pack covers and slap bands from:
Level 2, 15 Walter Street, Te Aro
Residents in Porirua, Kapiti or Wairarapa, contact your local council road safety and sustainable transport team.
Lower Hutt residents can contact roadsafety@huttcity.govt.nz
Wellington City residents can email cycling@wcc.govt.nz
Hello, my 22 year old daughter loves to write. Does anyone know of any courses or help where she could learn more about this?
The New Zealand Dance Company (NZDC) is excited to present its stellar 2019 ‘Kiss The Sky’ programme in Wellington on Wednesday, 1st May at The Opera House. Featuring Wellington local choreographer and NZ School of Dance tutor, Victoria Colombus’ new work ‘The Fibonnaci’, … View moreThe New Zealand Dance Company (NZDC) is excited to present its stellar 2019 ‘Kiss The Sky’ programme in Wellington on Wednesday, 1st May at The Opera House. Featuring Wellington local choreographer and NZ School of Dance tutor, Victoria Colombus’ new work ‘The Fibonnaci’, ‘Kiss The Sky’ is “…exciting, exhausting, exhilarating – and world class” (Otago Daily Times).
Book your tickets now, and join us at an Asian-Pacific constellation of original dance, music and design.
Sue Adams addressed us on the subject of Elder Abuse- a topic almost unheard of only a few years ago but now much more in the public consciousness.
Sue explained that she had been part-owner of a fashion store back in the day, but decided to become a social worker following a distressing … View moreSue Adams addressed us on the subject of Elder Abuse- a topic almost unheard of only a few years ago but now much more in the public consciousness.
Sue explained that she had been part-owner of a fashion store back in the day, but decided to become a social worker following a distressing incident in her shop.
She retrained and has been working in a wide variety of roles ever since, for hospitals, medical centres, the Department of Justice and latterly in private practice. She specialises in mediation, which takes her into challenging areas such as family disputes, child custody, employment and religious matters.
She is now a member of a group lobbying the government to support elder harm interventions. She is also involved in the Korero Tahi research project which is studying 20 cases to see whether restorative processes are effective.
The statistics around elder harm are sobering. There is rapid growth in the 65+ age group, and it is thought that up to 37% of older people may have been abused in some way. The abuse takes many forms: psychological, financial, physical, neglect, sexual, and institutional.
Abuse is poorly reported, mostly because 75% of abusers are family members, with 50% being adult children, both male and female. Over 50% of victims are over 80. Often victims blame themselves, have dementia, or don’t know who to turn to.
Warning signs include injuries, fear, and unpaid bills.
The effects can be dire, leading to loss of independence, loss of home and/or savings, dignity and self-esteem.
A difficult and depressing subject, which Sue dealt with in her usual restrained but determined manner.
We loved seeing your snaps and reading about your awesome community events across the country bringing neighbours together over games, food, music, dance, and even art.
Congratulations to Masterton Neighbourhood Support, Central Taranaki Safe Community Trust, Neighbourhood Support Wanganui, … View moreWe loved seeing your snaps and reading about your awesome community events across the country bringing neighbours together over games, food, music, dance, and even art.
Congratulations to Masterton Neighbourhood Support, Central Taranaki Safe Community Trust, Neighbourhood Support Wanganui, Napier Neighbourhood Support, Neighbourhood Support Papakura District and our other winners who are being sent home with a $100 Prezzy card courtesy of our friends at Neighbourly.
Until next year...
#NDA2019
It includes castle headboard, side table,bench and single mattress. Does not have bed base.
Sending the overall bed bed set for $250
Includes:
Castle headboard, bedside table and bed bench and single mattress.
As we are relocating so selling my daughter’s much loved bedroom set we bought from Dubai. It a castle headboard, side table and bench.
It does have few marks here and there but over all in good condition.
It includes the single mattress as well,we already sold the bed base last year.
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