December 14, 2015
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Memorial Trees
TREES PLANTED
Twenty five trees have been planted in memory of Ken McMaster, father of Rob McMaster (G.J. Gardner Homes, Ballarat). The trees were planted at Glenvale Christian School Primary School. They were very well received by staff, parents and students of the school community.
It’s now a pleasing sight to see all these tree guards protecting little trees dotted around the school grounds! Looking forward to the day when I can compare photos from today, to photos of when students are sitting under them (or climbing them!) and enjoying their shade! Letty de Kroon | Glenvale Christian Primary SchoolThe trees (25) for Glenvale PS were organised by Mr Ross Morley, Managing Director of G. J. Gardner Homes (Vic/Tas). Ross, Elaine and the team send their heart felt condolences to Rob on the loss of his father. Slainte – Colleen
RECENT TREE PLANTINGS
1767 TREES PLANTED
December 12, 2024
‘We would like to thank Essential Flavours for the funding we received for a massive 1,767 plants. The money enables us to reach out to our network and community to distribute important habitat to support the restoration and protection of the district’s natural ecology’. Western Port Biosphere Foundation
Victoria
100 TREES PLANTED
December 10, 2024
‘Thank you for your support in enabling us to purchase trees, shrubs, and grasses for our revegetation project. Your contribution is invaluable in helping us strengthen our canopy corridors allowing fauna and flora to thrive, we just couldn’t do it without you’. Sunshine Reserve.
200 TREES PLANTED
December 10, 2024
Neu21 is known for its innovative and creative ideas and so when they decided to get some trees planted as a thank you to their customers this year, it came to no surprise that they contacted us, for we have been working with Gus Balbontin and Neu21 since 2018.
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