Thursday, November 18, 2021
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
enviro planing
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.
week end fun
Yay , when my mum wake me up she said today we are going horse riding at the beach. But first we had to go and finish panting the horse float……..
( this is
shadow
at my
house)
When we arrived
at
the beach we
unloaded the horses
Next We went
Two go for a swim
And for a walk. When my mums horse Gus was splashing water everywhere we also went to the fish and chip shop what happened Next……..
This is
GUS
in
the
Wate
When we arrived at
the
Fish and cipe shop, we bought a $3 pack chipWhen
we walked back pack Gus starred stealing the chips and when shadow (my point)
Tried to tip the pack of chips out of my hand
( Gus and shadow have been together saints they where one years old)
white animals poem
I see the white wolf with sky blue eyes and snow colored fur.
It hunts for food in the crunchy snow listening out for danger.
Wolves howling and the freezing wind whirling by.
The wolf pack settles down for a cold night sleep.
Night comes the little bunnies hop out of their burrows with soft snow coloured fur and blue eyes like frost on a cold winter day.
Their ears flop down like leaves on an autumn tree and their whiskers tickle my cheek like a feather on my nose.
As the sun rises and the first ray of sunlight gets seen the bunnies hop back into their burrows to rest.
In spring lambs bud on earth.
Their fluffy coat of wool keeps them warm in winter.
Their cute black eyes look for their mum when they are lost in the paddock.
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