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NZ: Auckland City Council publishes guide to local plant nurseries

Auckland Council has published a guide for existing and new native plant nurseries to help with their planning and capacity building.

The guide is part of the council's commitment to increasing native canopy cover and biodiversity outcomes in the region through its urban ngahere strategy. It serves as a practical step-by-step reference for establishing and running a nursery for native plants with advice ranging from the nursery layout to the materials and physical resources needed, to advise on seed propagation and harvesting.

The aim is to encourage plant nursery owners to grow native plants in healthy and effective growing environments to help meet local restoration demands and environmental objectives. The guide also reflects on the role nurseries have and their potential to make long-term positive impacts in the area of career pathways, employment, and education outcomes for practitioners in nursery production.

Download the guide from the Auckland Council website.

Source: NZPPI.

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