Product Description
The founders of Kiwireco wanted some native birds around their new property so they planted a host of trees around the boundary but found no satisfactory strapping that would work.
They wanted something that lasted, so durability was the key to protecting their valuable trees.
It had to be environmentally friendly, so Kiwi-re-co (recycling company ) was born.
They needed to support their trees and bushes so used stakes made out of recycled garden furniture.
This ,when extruded into plastic waratahs, is stiff and strong enough for most applications.
They started an organic vegetable garden and were delighted to be able to use the smaller stakes and ties without fear of contaminating the soil with the chemicals copper, chromium and arsenic used to preserve wooden stakes.
They were used for tomatoes, beans and peas as well as supporting grape vines and branches on heavily laden fruit trees .
Kiwireco packaging is deliberately minimalist with no wrapping and a few labels only where needed to show how to use the product.
They wanted something that lasted, so durability was the key to protecting their valuable trees.
It had to be environmentally friendly, so Kiwi-re-co (recycling company ) was born.
They needed to support their trees and bushes so used stakes made out of recycled garden furniture.
This ,when extruded into plastic waratahs, is stiff and strong enough for most applications.
They started an organic vegetable garden and were delighted to be able to use the smaller stakes and ties without fear of contaminating the soil with the chemicals copper, chromium and arsenic used to preserve wooden stakes.
They were used for tomatoes, beans and peas as well as supporting grape vines and branches on heavily laden fruit trees .
Kiwireco packaging is deliberately minimalist with no wrapping and a few labels only where needed to show how to use the product.