THE TAWHAI NATIVE NURSERY.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19155, 11 November 1927, Page 10

THE TAWHAI NATIVE NURSERY.

A CREATION OF WOND|| EXHIBITED BY J. *■*»£. . ■' ■ ""jt; ' An exhibit of unusual «to^ that of Mr J.>L nui road, who is tbe «JgJ pioneer of the South Wttj TO plants and shrubs, in "*W£m of the best-known MWWHSttI It -is a well-known. fWMJL Baxter lias done more popularise native I»V*J"!/«gji other nurseryman in .BW and when he set • kwjjg some years ago, to shrubs and plants into scape gardening, for * more beautiful homes, • PJSftl doubt was winced .as ™QO£ would succeed/ Tha; Jfigg been entirely removed, «jsg|l of appreciation and # n WSM some P shou 9 andsofpeopUl.^| v sited the tent, on to the New Zealand IJ«*J,© log cabin. Jn this *«»*gLgg» .come of the most d»£s*Sß of native plants and ?"£%s* their magnificent fd»£s» than favourably compare V"^ e Vsu?nortofthisw r several nliotographs are fstfk 'intr the' various v}* n *S.yt& well as some of the "5*35 laid out homes in elsewhere, which alone attractiveness of native , Pl Mr S 'Baxter has also/ PJjjSjf 7000 native trees in • JjyW Mount Pleasant estate. •£»-J these, trees will not WW* full maturity in ° n V™of:b*£ nevertheless be a ga the comini generation W jgg asset to the cot"}?- i£w«M desire more beautiful «*ft#|3 recommend that th . e -T h wonderful exliibit at the.^||

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