It
shows confidence in the future when the people of a community invest in
apple, plum and pear trees that will provide fruit for decades to come.
The generous people we met this planting season were all looking forward
to the time when the people of their towns or suburbs, the children in
particular, would be able to harvest what they needed from the fruit trees
and be involved in planting more for the next generation as well.
Southland has a tradition of on-farm and backyard fruit trees and
now that there has been a revival of interest in locally-grown fruit, the
planting of trees in the streets and parks will take Southland and her
orchard heritage to a new level.
Robyn and Robert Guyton
RIVERTON
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