
For a limited time only Awapuni Nurseries is offering a special deal: |
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Buy 10 Traditional Value bundles and get two free |
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Buy 10 Pop’n’Grow pots and get two free |
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Buy 12 Pop’n’Grow pots and get three free |
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Or buy three Care’n’Grow products and get one free |
To visit the Awapuni shop and to see the entire range of seedlings on sale click here.
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Henri and Paul Ham
Awapuni Nurseries Ltd
Pioneer Highway
PO Box 7075
Palmerston North
NEW ZEALAND
Phone: 64 6 354-8828
Fax: 64 6 354-8857
Visit our website: www.awapuni.co.nz
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WELCOME to the first edition of the Awapuni Nurseries' e-zine which will be sent to you regularly by email.
The e-zine is designed to keep you up-to-date with the latest news, specials, competitions and gardening information from Awapuni. Feel free to forward this email to any other like-minded passionate gardeners who can subscribe by clicking here. |
Having a garden is like owning a pet. It needs to be fed, watered, cared for and tended to by an attentive owner.
And if treated properly it will grow, flourish and provide you long-lasting enjoyment.
But just like your faithful Fido, it can’t always tell you when something is wrong. “You have to look out for the signs,” says gardening expert, Tod Palenski of Awapuni Nurseries. In the same way Fido scratching his fur tells you he has fleas, plants will display symptoms to tell you they have some annoying little pests of their own.
As with any good cure, Tod says the first order of business should always be prevention.
For more information on how to prevent and cure diseases and pests in your garden click here to go to our latest press release.
Visit the Pop’n’Grow section of the Plant Shop and name a type of basil you can buy from the Pop’n’Grow range at Awapuni Nurseries. Send your answer, address and phone number to Heather at Awapuni Nurseries. |
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The competition closes on 30 March. The winner will be contacted directly and their details will be posted on the website. |
Due to excessive spamming we have had to shut down our forums. However, we are still the number one source for gardening information. Visit the Better Gardens page on our website to find the answers to your burning gardening questions on everything from making compost to pests in your vegetable garden.
If you can’t find the answer to your question send Tod, our resident gardening guru, an email with your query. He will post the answers to the latest questions on the website every Wednesday.
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