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Trees ‘poisoned’ at home of cricket in Marlborough

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An arborist was the first to notice the large plane trees at Blenheim's Horton Park had holes drilled into them. Marlborough Cricket general manager Ed Gilhooly said he did not know the trees had been poisoned until the council told him. Foliage on the trees has started dropping. A mulch has been placed around the trees to keep moisture in.

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Trees ‘poisoned’ at home of cricket in Marlborough

Maia Hart, Local Democracy Reporter The health of “poisoned trees” at the home of cricket in Marlborough is being closely monitored by council staff and...

1 month ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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