Rewanui Bush Park - Greater Wellington Regional Council

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WeedWorks Environmental Weed Specialists Native Plant Nursery <strong>Rewanui</strong> Weed Survey July / August 2006
Overall • Limited weed species and distribution. • No high priority weeds / no immediate action required. • Most bush blocks have good buffer areas to limit weed invasion. • Excellent regeneration of native vegetation and high seedling numbers. • Most mature native tree species in reasonable health. • Little possum or rodent damage seen but plenty of evidence of past control programmes. • Cattle damage to unfenced native vegetation very evident. • All fences including newly finished fence require repairs to be effective. • Stinging nettle starting to be out competed within bush blocks.
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Page 13 and 14: Pittosporum eugenioides tarata, lem
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