Naizy Trees

Hi Folks
We are open today and tomorrow for business as usual.
However this will be the last weekend we will be opening for a few months. We need to extend the nursery space and this is becoming too difficult and dangerous to do while we are open.

We have had a few instances of unsupervised kids going into the paddocks with the animals or into the house yard with the Geese, both of which could have ended badly for the kids and our animals. I cant watch kids and talk to customers at the same time.

I have spent many days and nights stressing over how to prevent this from happening and the only solution I can come up with is to remove the risk all together.

As we both work elsewhere, we only have 2 days a week we can work on the renovation so it will take some time.

I am working on a website to have online sales, this will also take some time to get up and running.

BUT we are still here so if you do want to come and have a look through please send me a message and we can arrange a time.

Kind Regards
Renee & Simon

We will be closed again tomorrow 25th May, should be all good for next Friday.

These traps are horrid.

A sticky situation!

This Singing Honeyeater is very lucky to be alive. He was admitted to the WA Wildlife Hospital this week after he was caught by a Cat. On inspection, our triage team discovered he was also covered in a very sticky substance which had glued a lot of his feathers together, preventing his escape. This was most likely adhesive from a glue trap.

Glue traps are pieces of cardboard or fiberboard covered in an adhesive substance designed to trap rodents or insects that come into contact. Unfortunately, these traps are indiscriminate and can cause a slow painful death for wildlife species that might also become trapped. The WA Wildlife Hospital receives a number of patients stuck in these traps each year, including small birds, small marsupials, native rodents and lizards. Some patients could not be salvaged due to exhaustion, severe feather damage or broken limbs from the struggle.

Please spread the word to warm others of the dangers these traps pose to our native wildlife.

We are closed 30th and 31st Dec. Open as usual January.

Of course we will be at the festival on Sunday, wouldn't miss it. Please come along and say hi, it's an awesome day out, great bands, great food and soooooo much cool garden stuff.

Naizy Trees will be returning to the next Kalamunda Garden Festival - Summer 2023, this Sunday December 3rd, from 10am to 3pm, in Stirk Park, Kalamunda, WA.

Naizy Trees specialise in rare and exotic fruit trees.

They grow and sell a wide range of edible plants and they’ll be bringing heaps to the garden festival for you to choose from.

www.naizytrees.com.au.
See Josh Byrne, Jane Edmanson, Costa Georgiadis, Hannah Moloney plus many more guest speakers, all at the one event. This will be an epic celebration event to finish off the 2023 Kalamunda Garden Festivals.
Purchase your tickets here: www.tinyurl.com/KGF-HappyGardening.

Tickets are $14 online.
We have a wide range of $10 concessions available online.
Group bookings online: 10 or more tickets, $10 each.
Under 16s are free.

Buying your tickets online has loads of benefits:

* Online tickets are cheaper.
* There’s no booking fee when booking online (we’re covering that).
* There’s no handling fee when booking online (we’re covering that too).
* You’ll gain faster entry into the garden festival with a designated entry point for online ticket holders.
* You’ll go into the draw to win a mega gardening prize pack.

Your ticket price includes access to all talks from all our guest speakers.
Our preferred option is for tickets to be purchased online (as this helps to minimise queues and congestion), however tickets will be available at the gate all day.

$16 at the gate.
$12 concessions at the gate.
After 1:30pm, all tickets are only $7 at the gate.
Under 16s are free.
www.kalamundagardenfestival.com.au.