Vege Patch Spring Agrisea The nationally rare kākābeak (Clianthus

The nationally rare kākābeak (Clianthus puniceus) stuns with its spectacular scarlet claw-shaped flowers — growing it from seed is a genuine contribution to conservation

tolerating light foot traffic while keeping weeds firmly out

sustainable supply and gives arrangements a personal

allowing leaves to breathe freely and continue photosynthesising normally

including cooked food and small amounts of meat

Vege Patch Spring Agrisea The nationally rare kākābeak (ClianthusSpring is the season of new life in nature! As the soil temperature begins to rise we can again get busy in our gardens and as we sow and plant, we dream of the summer bounty we will harvest. There is an abundance of vegetables that can be grown during Spring but not all are created equal so make sure you are informed on their specific requirements for germination and planting and always take into account your local climatic conditions. Many varieties