Today we are number 8 wire with puriri class We made Jeans and Aprons out of Jeans And tug bet bags out of a tent.
Our teacher's were Joe And Shireen They helped us with the cutting and the sewing. In the op shops they Throw 7 loads of trolleys with clothes on it every week into the bin.
Heaps of people were doing to bags and aprons The easiest was the aprons because all you have to do is cut The tog bags where harder to make because if you Thread the Needle it would get stuck.
these trees are good for the environment .
Tōtara.
Rimu.
Kauri.
Kōwhai. ...
Pūriri.
Tī Kōuka (Cabbage Tree)
Kawakawa.
Mānuka.
Guava trees
Aloe plants need strong, bright light. They can withstand full summer sun once acclimated. In the winter, provide bright light. It prefers warmer temperatures of 70 to 80 °F (21 to 27 °C) but will survive down to 40 °F (4.5 °C).6/03/2017
In general, guava trees should be planted in full sun for best growth and fruit production.
Here are some of the best fruits that grow in clay soil:
Citrus trees.
Figs.
Apple.
Plum.
Pear.
Apricots.
Corn.
