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nursery environment in which seeds of larger trees thrive. Oversize family plantings should be pruned or removed. Wilding trees and rubbish vegetation should be removed. All trees and vegetation cut at base should be poisoned with “Vigilant” which prevents re-growth. Fences, Gates, Drains top of page Fences, hedges, gates and drains are all integral features of the historic landscape. Any conservation work must include these items. Fencing is essential where livestock are in adjacent areas. Browsing stock can do major damage to headstones and gravesites. Maintenance regimes must include hedges and fencing. Removal or original fences and gates is not an option. Reinstatement should be as per original. top of page More information Should you require more information on the Trust or be interested in furthering the work of the Trust please contact: The Historic Cemeteries <strong>Conservation</strong> Trust of New Zealand Stewart Harvey - Trust Chairman 65 Every Street, Dunedin Phone 03 454 5384 Email alloway@xtra.co.nz top of page
Appendix 7 ICOMOS New Zealand Charter for the <strong>Conservation</strong> of Places of Cultural Heritage Value ICOMOS New Zealand encourages the wide use of its Charter in conservation plans, heritage studies and other documents relating to the conservation of places of cultural heritage value. Inclusion of the Charter does not, however, constitute an endorsement of the report in which the Charter appears.
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1876: Duncan and Son seeds and plan
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