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NEWSLETTER
February 2021 VOLUME 68 NO.1
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V O L U N T E E R I N G I N T H E G A R D E N & OT H E R M E M B E R AC T I V I T I E S
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Displaying the Vireya collection
Established when Pukeiti was transferred to
the TRC, the Pukeiti Plant Forum has met with
various staff members regularly to address
questions regarding the rhododendron
collection, the placement of plants and other
general items relating to the
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NEWSLETTER
May 2019 VOLUME 68 NO.2
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Maintaining
Biodiversity
at Pukeiti
The New Zealand Rhododendron ex situ
Conservation Project is a collaboration
between scientists, collection holders,
botanists and conservation authorities in
New Zealand and internationally. The
aim is to analyse Rhododendron
collections in New Zealand in relation to
those held globally, and to develop
management strategies, nationally
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NEWSLETTER
August 2015 VOLUME 64 NO.3
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the Promise
of Spring
The wet cold dreary winter which seemed to
linger forever has made the promise of
spring even better.
A good set of buds on the rhododendrons, a
few patches of colour and the progress on
the developments all help the expectation.
The big-leafed species and hybrids are in
their first flush of flower, flashes of red of the
R. arboreum and its various
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NEWSLETTER
June 2018 VOLUME 67 NO.2
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Autumn has been and gone
R. ‘Beverly McConnell’
This week winter officially begins – a
warm wet one was promised, just a little
different from the autumn of mixed
fortune which was unsettled with warm
days, interspersed with heavy rain and
thunderstorms over much of the country,
and even the occasional cyclone in
places. As a result a flush of anticipated
autumn colour was
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NEWSLETTER
February 2021 VOLUME 68 NO.1
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Last year, to say the least, was a traumatic
year. Plans made had to be altered or
abandoned as a Covid-cloud of concern
hung over us. But now in 2021 there is
hope: new exciting initiatives are being
planned that provide a positive outlook for
the Trust and Pukeiti, provided of course
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NEWSLETTER
www.pukeiti.org.nz
November 2017 VOLUME 66 NO.4
2017— A Good Year
R. ‘Eric’s Triumph’
Another year is nearly over but
this has been a good one for the
members of Pukeiti. We had
several very successful members’
activities and then to finish off,
for both the Spring Members’
Day and the Christmas BBQ we
have again got facilities to use at
Pukeiti, albeit in the Rainforest
Pavilion (the newly renovated
Gatehouse). Next
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NEWSLETTER
February 2018 VOLUME 67 NO.1
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2018: The Developments Take Effect.
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The Lodge takes shape - a view from The Misty Knoll
Often people ask – “What is the best time
to visit Pukeiti?” or “When are the
rhododendrons at their peak?”
Having questioned visitors on their
impressions of Pukeiti, during January, in a
month
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NEWSLETTER
February 2019 VOLUME 68 NO.1
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What’s new
at Pukeiti
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The Keiller Garden in all its summer glory
R. ‘Ina Hair’. One of four of Susan
Worthington’s rhododendron paintings
hanging in The Douglas Cook Room
The motif at the entrance path to Pukeiti designed by Rangi Bailey and Wharehoka
Smith. Using a Maori