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                                Shadehouse...

                                In 2005 we started our nursery and began constructing our first shadehouse.  It is fitted with racks so that all plants are off the ground, and also has hanging space which allows us to grow plants such as Platycerium and hanging baskets. The Shade cloth has a shade factor of 50% allowing for a range of species to be grown though many tropical species from hot and dry climates require to be grown outside in full sun, especially

                                Potting Area...

                                For our employees health and safety in mind we have installed a potting bench which also acts as a potting mix storage facility. Our original potting-up area required us to shovel the mix onto the potting table, thus causing double-handling and leading to unnecessary muscular strain. To eliminate this process the worker pots from the same level simply scraping the media forward as required. It stands 1.2m at the bench with containment walls left and right. The pad was built on the edge of a small embankment to cater for the standing height required on the lower side.

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