Black flowers leathery ferny leaves divaricate shrublet slow very rarel

Large pittosporum suitable for a hedge or the general landscape very wind hardy and great in mixed plantings

Poor knights, glossy leaves on 1.5m shrub yellow flowers Great landscape plant

Commonly used in hedging especially in coastal conditions a very hardy tree responds to pruning

Pink flowers flat seed pods long leathery leaves 1-2m shrub uncommon

Divariacte shrub tiny flower fruit and leaves wonderful classic native shrub (Omarake Hawkes bay) form RARE

Red scented flowers bright green leaves small shrub 50-80cm (Whangaroa). Uncommon

Huge silvery leaves masses dark red flowers followed by large green yellow pods. Very wind hardy small tree-shrub 4m Good bird food. Uncommon

One of the divaricate Pittosporums a small tree with scented flowers and tiny silver leaves and a slim upright form. RARE

Masses pink flowers angular pods great nectar for birds wind hardy shrub 2/3m or more

Shore ribbonwood suitable for salt marsh and swamp areas 2m

Divaricate tree when young changes with age good swamp tree 5m

A fantastic costal forest tree for birds and looks

Strong ground cover masses white flowers sun or shade

Dainty ground cover white flowers uncommon

A good food source for native pigeon

Another one for the birds although a bit slow growing

A fast growing species great as a source of bird food and for windy costal sites its large glossy leaves make it great for the subtropical look 4m

This attractive tree makes a great feature

Known for its jagged leaves and black fruit rare

Large leafed sp not as tall as some but still a good size shrubby tree

Great coastal shrubby tree good bird tucker 5m high

Hybrids, fine to wide leave form 3m shrub good bird food plant

RARE small leaves to 2m shrub good bird food

Creamy/pinkish leaves grey underside scented cream stars

Faster growing and larger leaf than main land forms for shade, scarlet berries

Slow growing for shade, scarlet berries

Thick creeping matt white fan flowers good coastal or groundcover

Devils creek, Dunstan Range South Island Extremely hardy form masses golden flowers on slow growing twiggy tree

Taupo, greyish leaves large gold flowers hardy tree

Native restio great for wetlands or moist sites. Uncommon

Red berries bushy tree rare

A rare small growing tree a must for the collector with a warm site

A swamp tree that has become rare due to the need for continual wet feet

Large cream trumpets on strong sprays, evergreen climber NZ Native climber good for windy sights

NZ passion fruit strong climber orange fruits

A great large tree for frost free sites with its red berries after its flowering of masses of pink feeding all the tui around

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Last modified: 25/05/11