How to Create a Bird-Friendly Garden with NZ Trees
A bird-friendly garden brings your outdoor space to life. With the right selection of trees, you can attract tūī, kererū, bellbirds, waxeyes and mo...
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Fruit Trees 101: How to Plant, Prune & Get Your Best Harvest
Fruit trees are one of the most rewarding additions to any garden. With a little care, they’ll feed your household for years. Here’s how to get the...
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Top Privacy Trees for Fast Results
If you want a lush, private boundary without waiting years, choosing the right fast-growing species is key. Here are the best-performing privacy tr...
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The Ultimate Guide to Planting Trees in New Zealand
Good planting sets your tree up for life. Whether you’re creating shelter, adding shade, or planting for aesthetics, a strong start is key.
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How to Choose the Right Tree for Your Space
Choosing the perfect tree for your garden doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a few simple considerations, you can pick a tree that grows happily...
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How to Keep Your Large Trees Healthy Year-Round
Seasonal care helps large trees stay strong, safe, and visually appealing.
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Common Mistakes When Planting Large Trees
Planting large trees may seem straightforward, but mistakes can affect growth and health.
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Watering and Soil Requirements for Large Trees
Large trees have specific soil and water needs to thrive.
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Essential Care Tips for Mature Trees
Caring for large trees ensures they remain healthy and beautiful for decades.
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Choosing the Right Large Tree for Your Garden
Selecting a large tree is a big decision. Here’s what you should consider before buying...
Frequently Asked Questions
Deciduous trees lose their leaves in Autumn, and grow new leaves in Spring. Evergreen trees keep their leaves all year round.
Yes we do - but sadly, these beautiful trees aren’t suitable for most locations in Canterbury. Unless your property is in a coastal or hilltop location, a pohutukawa is unlikely to thrive. If you’d like to have a pohutukawa, have a chat with our team. We can talk about your property, let you know if a pohutukawa will suit, and (if needed) recommend another native stunner.