Magazine 2016 OCTOBER
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NURSERY<br />
FEATURE<br />
1<br />
We have populated the nursery over the last few years<br />
with scores of indigenous trees of various species and<br />
have transplanted them into 200l bags to 3stimulate<br />
2<br />
growth. As these trees have now acclimatized to our<br />
harsh winter conditions, we would like to offer residents<br />
the opportunity to buy trees at wholesale prices from<br />
our nursery.<br />
I can assure you that no nursery can supply 200l trees at<br />
R950.00.<br />
EBOTSE NURSERY<br />
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING TRESS FOR SALE<br />
Acacia Caffra (Hook-thorn)<br />
Acacia Karoo (Sweet Thron)<br />
Lavender Trees<br />
Podocarpus Henkelli (Yellowwood)<br />
Olea Africana (Wild Olive)<br />
Buddleja Saligna (False Olive)<br />
Leucosidea Sericea (Ouhout)<br />
Euclea Crispa (Blue Guarri)<br />
Combretums (River Bushwillow)<br />
Dombeya Rotundifolia (Wild Pear)<br />
Rhus Lancia (Black Karee)<br />
Rhus Pendulina (White Karee)<br />
Zimbali, the sectional title units is Ebotse, are a good example of well-planned, beautiful gardens that perfectly<br />
echo the Ebotse feel. The body corporate has bought a large portion of the trees in their gardens from our nursery.<br />
The Aesthetics Committee, in an effort to uplift the standard of gardens on the estate and to ultimately contribute<br />
to the overall aesthetic appeal of the estate, is going to run a garden competition on November, <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
Further details to follow, in this regard.<br />
“<br />
The Ekurhuleni Municipality has begun saving water<br />
today, for tomorrow by implementing pressure<br />
management throughout the municipality since<br />
WATER WISE<br />
Tuesday, 6 September <strong>2016</strong>. However, residents and<br />
business are urged to use water sparingly and refrain<br />
from any irrigation activities between the hours of 06:00<br />
in the morning and 18:00 in the evening to further<br />
assist with water saving.<br />
”<br />
No filling of swimming pools from the municipal water<br />
supply will be permitted nor the use of hosepipes and<br />
sprinklers for watering, washing cars or cleaning<br />
outdoor areas. The City will implement fines in terms of<br />
the municipal bylaws for all those found to be<br />
contravening these restrictions.<br />
For more information, please contact<br />
Themba Gadebe on 011 999 1522 / 076 303 7594 or<br />
themba.gadebe@ekurhuleni.gov.za
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