Native Coastal Restoration new-runned when broken down during incorporation

when broken down during incorporation into the soil

retain moisture

Most seeds require warmth to germinate and this is best achieved by "bottom heat"

the use of diverse species increases resilience to pests and environmental stressors

Native Coastal Restoration new-runned when broken down during incorporationCoastal gardens face a particular set of challenges, salt laden wind, free draining sandy soil and exposure that few ordinary garden plants can handle. The Native Coastal Restoration collection has been put together from species that have evolved to cope with exactly those conditions, making it a reliable starting point for planting exposed coastal margins, dunes or windswept sections. Pohutukawa is the standout of the collection, New Zealand's much