Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm. Sunday 4th June is also our planting day.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe Native Reserve in Lincoln.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
Entry to the Reserve is on Boundary Road, Lincoln (opposite the High School).
Contact mahoereserve@gmail.com for any further information.
Please sign in and sign out.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
A workshop to demonstrate how to propagate the bulbs of plants such as daffodils, to expand flower production. Presented by Jill Reader, Senior Tutor in Horticulture at Lincoln University.
Do you have bulbs growing in your garden that you would like to propagate? Bring along your own bulb(s) and Jill will show you how to chip and take home the finished product. Jill will bring all required equipment. Time will be allowed for questions on general plant propagation.
Jill is also a Member of the International Plant Propagators’ Society (IPPS), Royal New Zealand Institute of Horticulture, and New Zealand Alpine Garden Society.
Gold coin donation appreciated to support the gardens.
021 074 3905
ruth.wood@xtra.co.nz
Presented by Mike Bowie
Mike has worked at Lincoln University as an entomologist for over 30 years on many ecological restoration projects including Quail Island, Mahoe Reserve and Te Ara Kakariki (Greenway Canterbury Trust). He has written many publications in the fields of entomology and ecological restoration, including co-authoring “Backyard Biodiversity in Canterbury”. Mike will demonstrate how to increase the native biodiversity in your garden, section or farm through the use of specific plants, planting designs and refugia. He will also outline ideas for projects that children could undertake or assist with.
Children – challenge Mike by bringing along an invertebrate (insect, bug etc.) you have found in your garden for him to identify.
021 074 3905
ruth.wood@xtra.co.nz
An annual event to celebrate Selwyn’s many keen gardeners, and to promote best practices in vegetable production. Anyone living in Selwyn can participate and there is no entry charge (entrants purchase their own seeds etc.). The emphasis will be on participation and showcasing our gardens. Only vegetable gardens will be assessed, not flower gardens, shrubs or fruit trees, unless these are integrated with the garden area.
Inspection visits on 11th February 2023 to interview the entrants and view their gardens. All gardeners’ achievements will be celebrated, with the presentation of certificates at an awards gathering to be held in late February.
To enter your garden or for more information contact Ruth Wood, Garden Coordinator:
Garden visits will take place on:
