The Invasion of New Zealand by People, Plants and Animals. The South Island.

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The Invasion of New Zealand by People, Plants and Animals. The South Island.Andrew Clark. An illustrated account of the dramatic change that occurred within the space of two centuries brought about by the introduction of many exotic species of plants and animals. A pioneering work of great interest and historical significance. A New Zealand environmental history classic. First published in 1949 this copy is the second printing. Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, Canada, 1950. Hardback, no dust jacket. 405 pages.

During each of these extensive voyages visits were made to New Zealand and botanical and natural history specimens were collected

reprinted 1999

Norman Stanley Thawley

This biography was written by his grandson and is beautifully illustrated with colour plates of Hudson’s notebooks and paintings

succulents and bulbs

for fifty years

the garden is now one of the best known and most highly regarded in New Zealand

A complete and easy-to-use reference to the trees of New Zealand by Professor Salmon

” Perhaps the most well known and most comprehensive manual of ever written

All entries are illustrated and maps show original distribution of the plants

the borough council

founded in 1911