Marutswa Forest Trail and Boardwalk
Media
Press Release - 01 March 2010
The New Indigenous nursery at Marutswa Forest
The New Indigenous nursery at Marutswa Forest
Marutswa’s new indigenous nursery features a carefully chosen selection of very affordable indigenous and hardy plants to encourage gardeners to plant for
the planet, by choosing to fill their garden with colour and beauty with non alien species.
Media
Press Release - 01 March 2010
The New Indigenous nursery at Marutswa Forest
The New Indigenous nursery at Marutswa Forest
Marutswa’s new indigenous nursery features a carefully chosen selection of very affordable indigenous and hardy plants to encourage gardeners to plant for
the planet, by choosing to fill their garden with colour and beauty with non alien species.
See Also
Dlinza Forest Aerial Boardwalk
The Karkloof Crane and Conservation Centre
Ongoye Forest Birding Camp
Thonga Beach Lodge and the Mabibi Campsite
The Wakkerstroom Wetland Reserve and Training Centre
Marutswa Forest Trail and Boardwalk
Southern KZN Birding Route
The Karkloof Crane and Conservation Centre
Ongoye Forest Birding Camp
Thonga Beach Lodge and the Mabibi Campsite
The Wakkerstroom Wetland Reserve and Training Centre
Marutswa Forest Trail and Boardwalk
Southern KZN Birding Route
Location Info
Special thanks for images
© Charlie MacGillivray (Gartmore Farm)
Michael Cowell
Ria Fokkens
© Charlie MacGillivray (Gartmore Farm)
Michael Cowell
Ria Fokkens
Eco-tourism = Community + Environment
This helps reduce the strain on the water table and also discourages the spread of alien invaders. The selection is seasonal and includes amongst other plants:
A variety of tree saplings, red hot pokers, Agapanthus, succulents and wild iris.
Plants purchased at the forest also help support the eco –education programme at Marutswa and contribute to the upkeep of this community upliftment
project.
Why not stop by the nursery and take home a living souvenir of your wonderful day out at Marutswa Forest.
A variety of tree saplings, red hot pokers, Agapanthus, succulents and wild iris.
Plants purchased at the forest also help support the eco –education programme at Marutswa and contribute to the upkeep of this community upliftment
project.
Why not stop by the nursery and take home a living souvenir of your wonderful day out at Marutswa Forest.