A major contribution to the protection of our natural heritage Revegetation Manual Using New Zealand Native Plants A practical guide to the 104 pages, handy use of New Zealand native pocket size (210mm deep plants in the rehabilitation and the 135mm wide) , extensively establishment of areas of native forest: illustrated with BiW photos and line The 'Revegetation Manual' will be welcomed drawings, Aowcbtn durable; Marm by a wide range of readers; farmers, waterproof 840 4 home gardeners, landscape architects, plastic cover. Price S9.95. Eoxs ava rangers, local bodies and schools. Part One Principles Published by the Queen Elizabeth M and Planning, covers National Trust background factors such as forest development, Available July from all good bookshops protection against fire and browsing animals, and the source of planting Please send me copy/copies of the material. It also covers site selection Revegetation Manual at S9.95 per copy: and preparation, establishing a enclose a cheque for $ nurse crop, the choice of plants and plant propagation and planting: The Name section on management discusses mulching, fertiliser; and releasing: Address Part Two Revegetation on Specific Sites, covers planting in shrubland and grassland and Queen ElizabethII Post to: The Revegetation Manual Queen Elizabeth Il National Trust the use of specific native and NationalTrust Po. Box 3341 WELLINGTON exotic plants as nurse crops. Foropen spoein NewZealand
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Forest and Bird, Volume 14, Issue 7, 1 August 1983, Page 48
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