CRISP Nursery

Published by Alex Makin on Wednesday 22nd of February, 2006

Today I visited the CRISP nursery in Greenwood Avenue. The CRISP plant nursery (Community of Ringwood Indigenous Species Plant Nursery) is run entirely by volunteers who grow indigenous plants for local parks, reserves and the community.

CRISP offers these indigenous plants with the aim of preserving and enhancing the original and nature character of Ringwood and Maroondah’s natural environment.

The CRISP plant nursery is located in Greenwood Avenue, Ringwood and has a wide array of indigenous plant species available for purchase. Volunteers are also welcome.

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About Alex Makin

Alex Makin is a candidate for Mullum Ward in Maroondah City Council. Alex has been a councillor since 2005, representing ratepayers, businesses, community groups and residents.

I aim to provide an active voice for the community and welcome any thoughts you may have in regard to life and business in Maroondah.

Phone: (03) 9812 2337 or 0409 136 213
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