All of us here at the Beaver Lodge are a little shaken up but doing ok. This is a very difficult time for everyone and I think it is only just sinking in how badly our city has been affected. I know my family & I are very on edge as are the rest of [...]
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The NZ Horticultural Training Organisation, congratulate Beaver Trees & Landscapes for their excellence towards training their staff. “The philosophy of the company and its commitment to ensuring all staff are qualified and providing a dedicated high standard to all clients is absolutely inspirational,” said Bernie O’Brien, Training Advisor for HITO. “The attitude of the Management [...]
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Earthquakes can affect trees by way of impacting soil stability, adding contaminants to air & water, and by way of energy transfer from ground based seismic waves (shaking that humans feel) up & through tree trunks. Soil liquefaction occurs when soil movement is strong enough to cause water that is underground (in an aquifer, for [...]
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Recently we told you about our involvement with B1G1 where for every job accepted over $250.00 plus GST we help feed one child in New Zealand for one week through Kids Can Charitable Trust. We feel this is a great way for ourselves and our clients to contribute to a local New Zealand charity. To [...]
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Beaver Trees & Landscaping A member of Kinesis BNI Chapter Assisted in raising $358.90 For Nurse Maude Hospice
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Now is the perfect time to prune your ornamental trees, the sap has stopped rising, most trees are finishing flowering & leaves have developed. Trees are actively growing so any cuts are going to heal well. Trees are less prone to disease or infections due to the above reasons when pruned at this time of [...]
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PLANTS THAT TOLERATE DRY SITES Buxus Sempervirens (Common Box) Broadly conical, evergreen. Popular shrub for clipped hedges & topiary. Tolerates alkaline soils. Tolerates shade. Grows to 1-2m. Dodonaea Viscose (Green NZ Ake Ake) Broadly spreading, evergreen. Tough shelter shrub for exposed and coastal conditions. Wood is hard and black, streaked with white. Attractive berries, fruits [...]
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The Beaverettes, Lynda & Andrea could hardly contain themselves when the Head Beaver, Bryce decided after eighteen months of working out of a shipping container it was time to build a new lodge. So we organised a plan, a builder, an electrician and a plumber and the building process begun. Mrs. Beaver (Jane, Bryce’s wife) [...]
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Hi, Mike Scott here. I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you all to the latest member of the Beaver family. On the 19th of February my wife Rachael, gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, Mia Tsahai Scott, at 12.41pm, weighing in at 8 pounds 11 ounces. Tsahai is pronounced se-hi and is [...]
Read the full story »I hope everyone is having a good year so far. We at Beaver Trees & Landscaping are having an outstanding year, the guys are staying motivated even though the weather is not conducive to tree work or landscaping. One of the small things we do to keep the guys motivated in these conditions, is providing [...]
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