blue mountain nurseries - limited
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At first, the Nursery produced vegetables for local consumption but Stanley' s first love was ornamental plants such as bulbs, perennials, alpines and trees and shrubs. Stanley built up his business with the support of his wife Elizabeth who immigrated to New Zealand in 1924 marrying Stanley in 1935 . He was known within New Zealand for the rare and unusual, as well as his skill as a plant breeder. Plant lovers from all over the country would visit Stanley to talk about and enjoy his plant collections. He was a member of many national and international horticultural societies as well as a fellow and a life member of the Royal Horticultural Society Great Britain.
Cut flowers were first produced at the Nursery in the 1930's and sold to auction markets and florists. Floral work was also an important part of Stanley' s business where a local funeral could require up to 60 wreaths and sprays. Today his Narcissus cultivars have been incorporated into Blue Mountain Gardens bulb selections. The nursery became a larger family business with John and his wife Irma, and, Denis and wife Margaret each developing their own interests and expanding the business from 1966.
Denis developed the tree, shrub and retail outlet keeping the Blue Mountain Nurseries name. Stanley Elizabeth Hughes also operated the Florist business until Stanley' s death in 1976. Denis and Margaret Hughes have also developed the Nursery significantly since 1966. Today the Nursery produces plants for national distribution to other nurseries and garden centres
With their pristine white trunks, butter yellow autumn colors and lengthy cream catkins in spring, what more could you want from an ornamental tree.
Being female the plentiful dainty soft green flowers in hasty November are followed by a silky display of seed heads. From the parent Clematis petriei it has inherited the smaller green flowers, while. This species has a restricted distribution, typically the western Waitakari ranges, however it does occur from the Waikato north. This year our oldest tree flowered for the first time, producing the normal important cream flowers leading up to Christmas.
This species occurs on the western and northern NorthIsland northern Taranaki Auckland and North land. Local residents have also heeded the call for film extras and locals are all ready for their staring roles over considerable days of filming in the village and the local sawmill. Very scanty people have discovered this handy hardy tree that is even capable to smaller restricted sites. While this species is trivial known in gardens, its important flowers occur slow in the season, slow October to November.
The plant is relatively normal in gardens throughout Fresh Zealand and is quite distinctive with its short, bushy habit and lignotuber from which fresh water shoots arise from time to time. They form neat upright trees of deep green foliage and have a free flowering nature. Over the former 30 years it has proven to be an excellent form of Kowhai and ideal in gardens and ornamental areas, but should not be confused with our native forms especially when doing re vegetation work
Cut flowers were first produced at the Nursery in the 1930's and sold to auction markets and florists. Floral work was also an important part of Stanley' s business where a local funeral could require up to 60 wreaths and sprays. Today his Narcissus cultivars have been incorporated into Blue Mountain Gardens bulb selections. The nursery became a larger family business with John and his wife Irma, and, Denis and wife Margaret each developing their own interests and expanding the business from 1966.
Denis developed the tree, shrub and retail outlet keeping the Blue Mountain Nurseries name. Stanley Elizabeth Hughes also operated the Florist business until Stanley' s death in 1976. Denis and Margaret Hughes have also developed the Nursery significantly since 1966. Today the Nursery produces plants for national distribution to other nurseries and garden centres
With their pristine white trunks, butter yellow autumn colors and lengthy cream catkins in spring, what more could you want from an ornamental tree.
Being female the plentiful dainty soft green flowers in hasty November are followed by a silky display of seed heads. From the parent Clematis petriei it has inherited the smaller green flowers, while. This species has a restricted distribution, typically the western Waitakari ranges, however it does occur from the Waikato north. This year our oldest tree flowered for the first time, producing the normal important cream flowers leading up to Christmas.
This species occurs on the western and northern NorthIsland northern Taranaki Auckland and North land. Local residents have also heeded the call for film extras and locals are all ready for their staring roles over considerable days of filming in the village and the local sawmill. Very scanty people have discovered this handy hardy tree that is even capable to smaller restricted sites. While this species is trivial known in gardens, its important flowers occur slow in the season, slow October to November.
The plant is relatively normal in gardens throughout Fresh Zealand and is quite distinctive with its short, bushy habit and lignotuber from which fresh water shoots arise from time to time. They form neat upright trees of deep green foliage and have a free flowering nature. Over the former 30 years it has proven to be an excellent form of Kowhai and ideal in gardens and ornamental areas, but should not be confused with our native forms especially when doing re vegetation work
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