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102. TAHEKE,
NEW ZEALAND.

Avocado in“ hard‘ trust
area thriving in a clump
of tagasaste. Kikuyu is
slashed to provide
additional mulch at JIM
and MIRIAM TYLER‘S
farm. The tagasaste
yield upto 7m 01 mulch
trimmings per annum.

 

    

104. BANKS PENINSULA, NEW ZEALAND.
t m in row, 2 m between rows, tagasaste provide summer forage
trorn coppice arid short—period browsing by sheep. Grasses thrive
between rows (DSIR trials by DOUG DAVIESl

 

105, STANLEY, TAS, AUSTRALIA.

Tomatoes in a keyhole bed sheltered by a windbreak oi sun root
(Jerusalem artichoke) in old tyres on a cold and wind swept site,

  
   

 

103. CANTERBURY PLAIN, NEW ZEALAND.

Tagasaste drilled with turnip tor future sheep forage: seedling trees
establish through turnip (brassical crop at MATTHEW CARPENTERS

property.

 

105. BANKS PENINSULA, NEW ZEALAND

Pampas grass Is both fast shelter for Iambing ewes, and a preterred
forage for most livestock; propagated by divisions. Combines well
with tagasaste strips

 

1074 STANLEY, TAS. AUSTRALIA,

A herb spiral in the form of a ziggurat provides ample culinary herbs
at the kitchen door: drainage and aspect suits most cool area spectes
ol herbs (spiral 2 m across. 1 rn high).