We’re your experts in native planting
PLANTING SERVICES FOR RIPARIAN ZONES, REVEGETATION AND LAND STABILISATION
Native planting
A SUCCESSFUL PLANTING PROJECT BEGINS WITH CHOOSING THE RIGHT TEAM
We are a small family-owned and operated team with a passion for native planting, based in Te Awamutu. Directors, Antony and Matt grew up on a 650ha sheep and beef farm in Port Waikato and care about rural New Zealand. The team deliver services that support better farming and land quality now and into the future.
For every project, our expert team take into account the soil quality, land dynamics and existing vegetation to help ensure every
planting project is a success.
Our extensive knowledge of New Zealand plant species and growing conditions coupled with a background in the agricultural industry has made us the team of choice throughout the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions. We are proud that so much of our work comes from repeat business as farmers and industry professionals alike can see the quality of our services years after the project is complete.
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One of our projects with Koroneiki is in its second year and motoring. The plants look really good, which comes down to doing the job right the first time. Koroneiki selected the right plants for the right places and did a bloody awesome job. I’d recommend them to anybody. They’re a good bunch of people doing a really good job.
“Koroneiki is exceptional, and I can’t speak highly enough about them. They are a very efficient and productive team. They planted 3,000-4,000 plants on the first day, which blew me away. They’ve got great gear for getting around, and the plants from their nursery were good healthy stock. 6-8 weeks later, everything is well healed in.”
“I get a lot of fun from what we’re doing with Koroneiki. Since the boys went into business, we’ve been planting 10,000 plants per year to reduce our sediment loss, look after our stream and retire blocks of land we don’t want to farm. They use good practice, and the plants are planted properly, with minimal loss.”
