Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Fruit Orchards
Plum harvest 2017
2017
Plum picking at the 2017 Plum Harvest at Kaputone Community Orchard.
Area: North / Marshland
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Grafted Heritage Fruit Varieties
2016
At Kaputone Community Orchard. Volunteers planting more heritage fruit trees (mainly apples) at the orchard. Many of the apples have wonderful names such as Broxwood Foxwhelp, (a cider apple), Worcester Pearmain, Belle de Booskoop.
Area: North / Marshland
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The Stanley Homestead, Broadway Orchard, Harewood
1889
The home of John & Mary Stanley at Broadway Orchard in Harewood (later renamed Shenley Orchard). They arrived on the ship Randolph to Canterbury and settled in Harewood. Pictured are: Edith Stanley (left), John Stanley (seated), Martha & Rosa Stanley & grandson William Henry Stanley.
Area: North West / Harewood
Contributor: Kate49
Source: Kathryn Clarke
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Ice on peach trees
13 August 1988
Ice on the peach trees at the Sawyers Arms Road orchard of Peter Sisson.
Creator: Christchurch Star
Area: North West / Harewood
Source: Christchurch Star Archive
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Picking apricots in the Horotane Valley
1950s
Gordon Ogilvie (Canterbury Author and Historian) picking apricots with his sister's Helen and Ruth on his parents Max and Margaret's orchard in Horotane Valley.
Category Winner: Your People in the 2018 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt.
Area: South East / Heathcote
Contributor: Anne Ogilvie
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Everything was done by hand & meant lots of carrying to the packing shed.
circa 1900s
Everything was done by hand & meant lots of carrying to the packing shed. All the hillside was hand-dug & irrigated by a windmill in the paddock land in paddock land opposite the orchard on the hillside
Area: South East / Heathcote
Collection: Gimblett Collection
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Mr James Turner
1900s
Mr James Turner “Ha-Ha” with 2 lads one Jack Salt coming down the narrow track with their baskets of apricots at Hillwood when I was 17 years old
Area: South East / Heathcote
Collection: Gimblett Collection
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In the orchard
Circa 1915
Mr. Turner, Bert Gimblett, Jack Beaumont, Jack Salt & dogs in the orchard - 1914 - 1915
Area: South East / Heathcote
Collection: Gimblett Collection
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Family and pickers with boxes of apricots
1962
Max Ogilvie aboard his veteran Caterpillar tractor as family and pickers pose alongside the last load of apricots to be sledged to the packing shed in the Horotane valley. In amongst the crates, is baby Anne Oglivie.
Area: South East / Heathcote
Contributor: Anne Ogilvie
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