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Page 16 WARRAGUL AND DROUIN GAZETTE May 28 2013 D08207 Chinese Massage and Acupuncture Therapy ● Decrease fatigue ● Release stress and tension HUNG’S CHINESE MASSAGE AND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY 72 Albert Street, Warragul Phone: 5622 3918 Mobile: 0498 039 189 D05447 KŶĞ 'ŝŌ ĂƌĚ 80 Businesses Google “shopwarragul” D05446 5 JUNE COURT WARRAGUL IS COMING TO JADA FITNESS! WATCH THIS WATCH THIS SPACE SPACE D05328C L D05328C D05189 LOCAL LIVING WATERFORD RISE LANDSCAPER WINS AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW Fleming’s Nurseries, the Monbulk-based nurs- ery responsible for the beautiful streetscape at Warragul’s Waterford Rise housing estate, has been awarded Best in Show at the 2013 Chelsea Flower Show, for their ‘Trailfinders Australian Garden pre- sented by Fleming’s’ entry. Designed by sustain- able landscaper Phillip Johnson of Phillip Johnson Landscapes, this year’s entry aimed to challenge conventional garden design, whilst incorporating best envi- ronmental practice in an urban environment. Wes Fleming, managing director of Fleming’s Nurseries and the driving force behind the Australian Garden cam- paigns, said the Trailfinders Australian Garden was a showcase of Australia’s enviable natural beauty and Mother Nature’s timeless design, reminding us that nature is the perfect ref- erence for sustainable design, imperative in the twenty first century. “This year’s Trailfinders Australian Garden des- ign is an incredible dis- play of Australian horti- culture and a timely reminder of how we can be more sustainable in our management of our most precious resource - water - in our gardens at home. “Native Australian plants are also used throughout the design. “From lush ferns to bright kangaroo paws and bottle trees, the var- ied environments and weather conditions that make up the Australian landscape are represent- ed by the planting scheme. “Australian horticulture and landscape design are at the cutting edge of the world-wide industry and this Best in Show medal is just icing on the cake. “I am truly privileged to be a part of this new movement where land- scape design and horti- culture is held in such high esteem,” he said. Mr Gary Tomasetti, spokesperson for Water- ford Rise, congratulated Fleming’s on their his- toric win, but said he was not surprised given the quality of work they had undertaken at the estate. “Fleming’s Nurseries’ commitment to driving innovation in their sector of the horticulture indus- try and dedication to strive for the highest quality for their products is really what sets them apart from their competi- tors,” Gary said. “It is also the reason why we chose Fleming’s to transform the street- scape at Waterford Rise and we have been absolutely thrilled with the quality of their work.” “When Waterford Rise hands over responsibility for the upkeep and land- scaping of its streets to the Baw Baw Shire Council, residents will already be enjoying the natural beauty of estab- lished vegetation and the feel of an established community.” Waterford Rise will be home to more than 5000 people when it is com- pleted and will feature extensive wetlands and parkland, as well as a neighbourhood shop- ping centre, with the Waterford Rise Early Learning Centre which is currently under construc- tion and expected to open in October 2013. To date, over 130 blocks have been sold at Waterford Rise and the first residents moved in mid-2012. Land prices start at $128,500 and house and land packages from $286,923. You can visit the Waterford Rise display village at Silverwood Drive, or for further infor- mation, please visit: www.waterfordrise.com.a u or call 1300 737 094. The landscaping company responsible for the streetscape at Waterford Rise Warragul was awarded “Best in Show” at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show in London. Photo courtesy of Getty Images. A&A Worm Farm Waste Systems Take the common sense approach to a recycling program for the entire site. Make your waste, including sewage, organ- ic garbage and waste water, work for you. Reduce garbage to landfill by approximately 90%. Installing a Worm Farm Waste System translates into a system which processes all the sewage, waste water and organic garbage your site gener- ates in a very natural, non mechanical way. Let the worms do their job as mother nature designed. Just like on the rainfor- est floor, the worms process all organic mat- ter converting it into worm castings. Normal plumbing fit- tings such as flushing toi- lets etc connect the whole household into the system. This system stands head and shoulders above the rest of the waste treat- ment systems because it has very low energy con- sumption energy costing less than $20 per year for a standard four bedroom home. If your site is hilly, no power will be required. Process all organic garbage including food waste, meat, bones, cit- rus, onions, garlic, weeds and animal waste con- verting it into worm cast- ings. When the waste water from the household is processed in the system it takes the worm cast- ings and worm eggs with it to the sub surface dis- posal area in your gar- den. This worm liquid is a natural liquid fertiliser for your gardens. The worm castings are absorbed into the soil as fertiliser and the worm eggs hatch and live in the disposal area improving the quality of the soil. We live in drought con- ditions including water restrictions. The Worm Farm Waste System re-uses all your waste water and organic garbage as a liquid fer- tiliser. All sewage, waste water and organic garbage gen- erated onsite is re-used onsite 100% in a positive way. Imagine if all house- holds reduced garbage to landfill by 90%. No smell, no service contracts. We will apply to Council on your behalf for a permit to conduct the installation. The installers are trained and accredited and directly employed by this company. We do not use the local plumber to install. One phone number is all you need for the entire process. Commercial applica- tions such as schools, caravan parks, golf clubs, restaurants, food manu- facturing, food prepara- tion and animal waste are a few examples of where this technology may be beneficial. For more information contact A&A Worm Farm Waste Systems on (03) 5979 1887 or email [email protected] m.au or visit www.worm- farm.com.au We invite your enquiry. Installing an A&A Worm Farm Waste System trans- lates into a system which processes all your sewage, waste water and organic garbage in a natural way. The worm liquid is a natu- ral fertiliser for your gar- den. CLAAS CENTENARY The Claas Harvest Centre charity auction which raised $11,200 for the Helimed 1 ambulance service. Claas sales manager, Merv George, called for bids with Allan Slater (foreground) as spotter. Warragul’s Claas Harvest Centre celebrat- ed the Claas company’s centenary with a gala dinner at the Lardner Park Exhibition Centre last Wednesday evening. Proprietor, Allan Slater, Local dairyfarmer and GippsDairy chairman, John Versteden, addressed the gathering about dairy- ing industry matters. welcomed the 280 guests to the function who enjoyed an excellent three course dinner pro- vided by Wild Dog Food Services. Highlights were a video welcome by Claas Inter- national president, Cathrina Claas- Muhlhauser, interesting company and product presentations, a punchy, no holds barred dairying industry ‘call to arms’ by local dairy farmer and GippsDairy chairman, John Versteden, and a charity auction which raised $11,200 for the Gippsland based Helimed 1 helicopter ambulance service. Claas is the world’s largest family owned agricultural machinery business with sales of more than 3 billion, 9000 employees and 14 manufacturing sites.
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D08207
Chinese Massage and Acupuncture Therapy
● Decrease fatigue● Release stress and tension
HUNG’S CHINESE MASSAGE AND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY
72 Albert Street, WarragulPhone: 5622 3918
Mobile: 0498 039 189
D05
447
80 Businesses
Google“shopwarragul”
D05446
5 JUNE COURT WARRAGUL
IS COMING TO JADA FITNESS!
WATCH THIS WATCH THIS SPACESPACE
D05328C
L
D05328C
0538C
D05
189
LOCAL LIVING
WATERFORD RISE LANDSCAPERWINS AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW
Fleming’s Nurseries,the Monbulk-based nurs-ery responsible for thebeautiful streetscape atWarragul’s WaterfordRise housing estate, hasbeen awarded Best inShow at the 2013Chelsea Flower Show, fortheir ‘TrailfindersAustralian Garden pre-sented by Fleming’s’entry.Designed by sustain-
able landscaper PhillipJohnson of PhillipJohnson Landscapes,this year’s entry aimed tochallenge conventionalgarden design, whilstincorporating best envi-ronmental practice in anurban environment.Wes Fleming, managing
director of Fleming’sNurseries and the drivingforce behind theAustralian Garden cam-paigns, said theTrailfinders AustralianGarden was a showcaseof Australia’s enviablenatural beauty andMother Nature’s timelessdesign, reminding us thatnature is the perfect ref-erence for sustainabledesign, imperative in thetwenty first century.
“This year’s TrailfindersAustralian Garden des-ign is an incredible dis-play of Australian horti-culture and a timelyreminder of how we canbe more sustainable inour management of ourmost precious resource -water - in our gardens athome.“Native Australian
plants are also usedthroughout the design. “From lush ferns to
bright kangaroo pawsand bottle trees, the var-ied environments andweather conditions thatmake up the Australianlandscape are represent-ed by the plantingscheme.“Australian horticulture
and landscape design areat the cutting edge of theworld-wide industry andthis Best in Show medalis just icing on the cake.“I am truly privileged to
be a part of this newmovement where land-scape design and horti-culture is held in suchhigh esteem,” he said.Mr Gary Tomasetti,
spokesperson for Water-ford Rise, congratulatedFleming’s on their his-
toric win, but said he wasnot surprised given thequality of work they hadundertaken at the estate.“Fleming’s Nurseries’
commitment to drivinginnovation in their sectorof the horticulture indus-try and dedication tostrive for the highestquality for their productsis really what sets themapart from their competi-tors,” Gary said. “It is also the reason
why we chose Fleming’sto transform the street-scape at Waterford Riseand we have beenabsolutely thrilled withthe quality of their work.”“When Waterford Rise
hands over responsibilityfor the upkeep and land-scaping of its streets tothe Baw Baw ShireCouncil, residents willalready be enjoying thenatural beauty of estab-lished vegetation and thefeel of an establishedcommunity.”Waterford Rise will be
home to more than 5000people when it is com-pleted and will featureextensive wetlands andparkland, as well as aneighbourhood shop-ping centre, with theWaterford Rise EarlyLearning Centre which iscurrently under construc-tion and expected toopen in October 2013.To date, over 130 blocks
have been sold atWaterford Rise and thefirst residents moved inmid-2012. Land prices start at
$128,500 and house andland packages from$286,923.You can visit the
Waterford Rise displayvillage at SilverwoodDrive, or for further infor-mation, please visit:www.waterfordrise.com.au or call 1300 737 094.
The landscaping company responsible for thestreetscape at Waterford Rise Warragul was awarded“Best in Show” at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show inLondon. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
A&A Worm Farm Waste Systems
Take the common senseapproach to a recyclingprogram for the entiresite.Make your waste,
including sewage, organ-ic garbage and wastewater, work for you.Reduce garbage to
landfill by approximately90%.Installing a Worm Farm
Waste System translatesinto a system whichprocesses all the sewage,waste water and organicgarbage your site gener-ates in a very natural,non mechanical way.Let the worms do their
job as mother naturedesigned.
Just like on the rainfor-est floor, the wormsprocess all organic mat-ter converting it intoworm castings.Normal plumbing fit-
tings such as flushing toi-lets etc connect thewhole household intothe system.This system stands head
and shoulders above therest of the waste treat-ment systems because ithas very low energy con-sumption energy costingless than $20 per year fora standard four bedroomhome.If your site is hilly, no
power will be required.Process all organic
garbage including foodwaste, meat, bones, cit-rus, onions, garlic, weedsand animal waste con-verting it into worm cast-ings.When the waste water
from the household isprocessed in the systemit takes the worm cast-ings and worm eggs withit to the sub surface dis-posal area in your gar-den.This worm liquid is a
natural liquid fertiliserfor your gardens.The worm castings are
absorbed into the soil asfertiliser and the wormeggs hatch and live in thedisposal area improvingthe quality of the soil.We live in drought con-
ditions including waterrestrictions.The Worm Farm Waste
System re-uses all yourwaste water and organicgarbage as a liquid fer-tiliser.All sewage, waste water
and organic garbage gen-erated onsite is re-usedonsite 100% in a positiveway.Imagine if all house-
holds reduced garbage tolandfill by 90%.No smell, no service
contracts.We will apply to
Council on your behalffor a permit to conductthe installation.
The installers aretrained and accreditedand directly employed bythis company.We do not use the local
plumber to install.One phone number is
all you need for theentire process.Commercial applica-
tions such as schools,caravan parks, golf clubs,restaurants, food manu-facturing, food prepara-tion and animal wasteare a few examples ofwhere this technologymay be beneficial.For more information
contact A&A Worm FarmWaste Systems on (03)5979 1887 or [email protected] or visit www.worm-farm.com.auWe invite your enquiry.
Installing an A&A WormFarm Waste System trans-lates into a system whichprocesses all your sewage,waste water and organicgarbage in a natural way.The worm liquid is a natu-ral fertiliser for your gar-den.
CLAAS CENTENARY
The Claas Harvest Centre charity auction which raised$11,200 for the Helimed 1 ambulance service. Claassales manager, Merv George, called for bids with AllanSlater (foreground) as spotter.
Warragul’s ClaasHarvest Centre celebrat-ed the Claas company’scentenary with a galadinner at the LardnerPark Exhibition Centrelast Wednesday evening.Proprietor, Allan Slater,
Local dairyfarmer andGippsDairy chairman,John Versteden, addressedthe gathering about dairy-ing industry matters.
welcomed the 280 gueststo the function whoenjoyed an excellentthree course dinner pro-vided by Wild Dog FoodServices.Highlights were a video
welcome by Claas Inter-national president,Cathrina Claas-Muhlhauser, interestingcompany and productpresentations, a punchy,no holds barred dairyingindustry ‘call to arms’ bylocal dairy farmer andGippsDairy chairman,John Versteden, and acharity auction whichraised $11,200 for theGippsland basedHelimed 1 helicopterambulance service.Claas is the world’s
largest family ownedagricultural machinerybusiness with sales ofmore than 3 billion,9000 employees and 14manufacturing sites.
