Several varieties of Eucalyptus were planted there, as: “grandis”, “saligna” and also the real hardwood “Citriodora”.   Eventually to assist with the maintenance of the farm, Eucalyptus logs, poles, timber, firewood and Christmas trees were sold locally.
 Due to difficulties in obtaining Cunninghamia seedlings locally, in order to expand the Christmas trees operation, William Hering contacted a friend,in Hong Kong,  who promptly provided “Cunninghamia “ seeds.  The germination of these were extremely satisfactory.
one of MANY Christmas tree stands on the property
 That very year W. Hering “discovered” Cunninghamia seedlings in the oldest China-fir stands.  From then on, it  became a routine collecting little seedlings, which were transplanted into trays and were kept over a period of 2 ½  years in a open air location, prior to be permanently transplanted to a prepared area.
 
Next
Back
e-mail
Home
Concrete lanes ( 6 Km ) facilitate access throughout the farm 
 
.
Next
Back
e-mail
Home
  Real solid concrete structures were provided to all lanes

Next
Back
e-mail
Home