| Species | Source | Description | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acaena anserinifolia | Piripiri. Fast- growing dense groundcover. White flowers October to January then pink seed heads. 1m spread. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Acaena buchananii | Threatened species. Blue-green foliage with red flower spikes. Needs full sun but otherwise very tolerant of conditions. 50cm spread. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Acaena caesiiglauca | Attractive evergreen silvery-blue foiliage. Great groundcover plant for a rock garden. Prefers well-drained soil, full sun or part shade. 1m spread. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Acaena inermis | Attractive bluish foliage. Ideal for a rock garden. Flowers December to January. Prefers well drained site with full sun to part shade. 1m spread. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Acaena inermis purpurea | Purple bidibid. Deep purple ferny leaves, colour intensifies in the sun. Requires good drainage but otherwise thrives in exposed places and poor soil. Great plant for gravelly situations or among pavers. Seed heads don't bare barbs. Hardy. 1m spread. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Acaena microphylla | Scarlet Bidibid. Forms a dense carpet of green-bronze leaves to about 10 cm tall and 1 m wide. The plants bear bright red, burr-like flower-heads during summer and autumn. Requires good drainage but otherwise thrives in exposed places and poor soil. Great plant for gravelly situations amongst pavers. Seed heads don't bear barbs. Hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Acaena novae-zealandiae | BP | A prostrate spreading groundcover. Flower and fruit from November through April. Prefers damp, shady stream banks. Evergreen. Hardy and vigorous. | PB3 | $17.50 |
| Aciphylla aurea | Taramea. Golden speargrass. A spectacular plant with dramatic, sculptural foliage. Excellent in a rock garden. It has spikey yellowish or golden foliage and is at it's best grown in an open sunny position that is well drained. Large flower heads up to 2m high in December and January. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Aciphylla colensoi | Taramea. Giant speargrass. Flower stalk is 2.5m tall and is scented. Bluish coloured sword-like leaves. Prefers slightly moist or well-drained position. Full sun. 90cm diameter. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Aciphylla dieffenbachii | Handsome fern-like foliage endemic to the Chatham Islands. Masses of yellow flowers 1m high in late summer. Full sun or semi-shade. Hardy. Coastal. 40cm high 50cm wide. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Aciphylla squarrosa | Speargrass. Great architechtural plant with sharp blueish/grey spikes forming dense tussocks. Prefers full sun and good drainage. Scented yellow flower stalk up to 2m. 1m high and wide. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Aciphylla subflabellata | BP | Locally endemic, beautiful spikey architectural plant. Needle-sharp grey green leaves with yellowish flower stalk up to 1m. Full sun. Hardy and drought tolerant. 60cm high and wide. | PB3 | $17.50 |
| Acrothamnus colensoi | A prostrate bushy shrub up-to 2m wide by 50cm tall. It has small white honey-scented flowers followed by fruit that ranges from pink, red or white. Fairly widespread in the mountains of Canterbury. Good drainage. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Agathis australis | Kauri. Perfect landscape specimen. Semi-shade, moist, sheltered, relatively frost-free site. Slow growing to 30m high 7m wide. | PB5 PB18 | $25.00 $50.00 | |
| Alectryon excelsus | BP | Titoki. NZ Oak. A handsome small spreading tree with shiny dark green foliage. Prefers, moist, sheltered, moderatley frost-free site. Unusual red fruit with black seeds spring-summer. Attracts birds. 6m high by 4m. | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 |
| Anaphalioides bellidioides | BP | Everlasting daisy. Masses of white papery flowers from October to February. Ideal for rock gardens. Frost hardy. Requires good drainage and full sun. 60cm spread. | PB3 | $17.50 |
| Anaphalioides hookeri | A groundcover which is semi hardy. White flowers avoid mid day sun. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Anaphalioides rupestris | An attractive creeping groundcover with white daisy like flowers. Will grow in sun or shade as long as ground is kept moist, but not wet. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Anaphalioides trinervis | Puatea. An attractive creeping groundcover with white daisy like flowers. Ideally dappled light in a moist-wet area. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Anemanthele lessoniana | LCP | 1m tall and wide. Prefers semi-shade, moist conditions. Effective foliage. Forest grass 1m high. | OP | $7.00 |
| Apodasmia similis | LCP | Oi Oi. This rush grows up to 1m high and spreads by a creeping rhizome. It is naturally found throughout New Zealand. It looks attractive when planted next to water and will generally grow in moist or dry conditions. In poor soils the foliage will take on an orange hue. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 |
| Aristotelia fruticosa | TOR | Will thrive in any good garden soil. Trim occasionally to retain a good shape. Small attractive flowers spring to early summer. Semi shade to full sun. Grows from 1-2m. | PB3 | $17.50 |
| Aristotelia serrata | BP | Wineberry. A fast growing tree up to 5 m. Large clusters of small rose-pink flowers during October, followed by small dark red- black berries which attracts birds. In colder areas it is deciduous. Prefers a good moist soil and an open situation. Ideal in semi-shade. Ideal plant for erosion control. | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 |
| Arthropodium candidum | Semi-shade, moist, medium frost. Very adaptable. White flowers November to January. Winter dormant. Grows 12-15cm and is spreading. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Arthropodium candidum "Purpureum" | Semi-shade, moist, medium frost. Very adaptable. White flowers November to January. Winter dormant. Grows 12-15cm and is spreading. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Arthropodium cirratum | Renga renga lily. Sun or shade, dry or moist, medium frost. White flowers November to December. Ideal for underplanting. 60cm tall and clump forming. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Arthropodium Matapouri Bay | Renga renga lily. Sun or shade, dry or moist, medium frost. White flowers November to December. Ideal for underplanting. Similar to A. Cirratum but the leaves tend to be slightly broader and much more erect. It seems to be hardier to frost. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Astelia chathamica | An easily grown plant that is very hardy to a range of conditions. The silver foliage is more noticible when grown in full sun. Growing to 1.5m tall with a width of 1m+. The fruit is highly attractive to birds and they appear February to June and are bright orange in colour. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Astelia fragrans | A plant that grows up-to 1m tall. Thrives in semi-shaded sites which makes it ideal for under-planting established trees. The fruit is highly attractive to birds and although inconspicuous are strongly honey scented and appear December - May. | OP PB5 | $ 7.00 $17.50 | |
| Astelia grandis | Astelia grandis is an imposing species similar to A.fragrans. It has wide olive green leaves with a silvery sheen beneath and reddish purple midribs. The leaves are more erect and less tapered than A.fragrans and the clump can be up to 2m high. Preferring a damp soil, it is also quite happy in average conditions and will grow in sun or semi shade. | OP PB5 | $ 7.00 $17.50 | |
| Astelia nervosa | Sun or shade, moist or wet. Bright orange fruit March to May. Effective silver foliage. Attracts birds. 75cm x 75cm | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Astelia Rebel | Reddish bronze leaves which turn a rich claret in winter. Ideal for rockeries, mass plantings or containers. Best in sunny well drained location. 75cm x 75cm. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Austroblechnum penna marina | Ideal for rock garden or under shrubs. Easy to grow in sun or semi-shade, moist. Fern common throughout NZ. Groundcover. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Austroderia richardii | Toe toe. Sun or shade, dry or moist. Flower plumes December to January. Attracts birds. Fast growing | OP | $7.00 | |
| Austrofestuca littoralis | A tough coastal plant which will grow in full sun and dry conditions. Bluish in colour growing to 75cm. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Brachyglottis elaeagnifolia | A shrub up-to 3m tall. Commonly found in wetter mountains, montane, subalpine shrub and forest margins. Flowers appear January to February. It requires good airflow to prevent mildew problems. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis greyi | Sun or shade, good drainage. Bright yellow daisy flowers December to March. Coastal tolerant . Very hardy. Grows to 1.5m x 1.5m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis hectori | This magnificent and easily recognised plant with distinctive leaves grows from 1.2 -1.8m high. It needs moist soil and in is best in shade or part shade in dryer areas. Its white flowers appear from December through to February. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis lagopus | A variable species. Both forms prefer a moist humus-rich and slightly gritty soil. The larger leaved requires shade, the smaller leaved variety is more robust. Grows no taller than 10cm although the flower can be 35cm tall. The yellow flowers appear November to January. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Brachyglottis Leiths Gold | ||||
| Brachyglottis Leonard Cockayne | A large spreading shrub, 2.5m wide and up to 3 m high. It produces yellow flowers during December to January on panicles. It is an excellent plant for growing in dry places and coastal districts, it is also hardy in all districts. Prune regularly to keep it shapely and compact. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis monroi | Sun or semi-shade, dry. Yellow daisy-like flowers December to March. Compact rounded shrub. 90 x 90cm | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis Otari Cloud | The velvet-covered, grey-blue leaves held densely on short branches that are also felted. The foliage is adorned with masses of showy, yellow flowers in spring. It typically grows to 75 cm tall and 1 m wide and responds well to trimming which encourages new growth. Best results when grown in full sun or partial shade on a well drained site. Tolerant of heavier soils. costal environments, cooler climates and modorate frosts. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis repanda | A shrub or small tree up-to 6m. Small creamy, fragrant flowers from August - November. It is a little frost sensitive. A little pruning after flowering will help keep a good shape. It will grow in most soil types except for very wet conditions. Coastal tolerant. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis repanda purpurea | Purple-leaved form of B. Repanda. Free-draining soil. Grows up to 3m high, can be pruned. Outstanding foliage. Coastal tolerant. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis rotundifolia | A wonderful plant that is found in coastal areas of Stewart Island. It is frost hardy and does best in well drained sites that do not dry out too much. It does not like high humidity and prefers good airflow at all times. White flowers. This plant can grow 6m in the wild. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Brachyglottis sciadophila | A climber that forms a shrubby mass in the absence of support. Flowers are loose clusters of small bright yellow daisies. It is restricted to the South island. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Bulbinella angustifolia | A common species with narrow green to brownish green leaves 40 -50cm tall but can get up to 1m with yellow flowers November to December. Happiest in a sunny position but will tolerate shade. Will grow in dry or wet soil. Great for a rock garden or in a border. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Calystegia soldanella | Creeping plant found in sandy coastal areas or lake shores. A perennial but in colder climes dies back over winter. Flowers are a mauve trumpet shape with a white stripe. | PB3 | $13.50 | |
| Carex albula | A tufted sedge 45cm tall. It has a pale buff to white colouring. Quite attractive plant great for areas where you want a contrasting colour or upright grass. Tolerant of cold and dry conditions. Found in the Mackenzie Country and near Kurow in North Otago. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex banksiana | Densely tuft grass growing to 35cm. Found in coastal forest and shrub. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex buchananii | A densely tufted plant growing to 60cm with a very distinctive reddish brown colour. It prefers a slightly damp spot in semi-shade for good colour all year round. Will tolerate heavy frost, full sun, dry or exposed sites also. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex comans | A very hardy plant that thrives anywhere. The leaves range from a greyish brown to a reddish yellow-green. It grows to 40cm high and is found in damp, poorly drained soils in tussock grasslands. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex comans Frosted curls | As with the Carex comans this plant thrives nearly anywhere. The foliage tends to green in appearance with white (frosted) curling tips. 50cm high. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex dipsacea | A densely tufted light green sedge growing 40-75cm tall with similar habit to C.flagellifera and C. testacea. It usually occurs on the margins of swamps and in boggy river flats. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex flagellifera | A lovely sedge found in damp ground in the open or along forest margins. It has excellent colour all year round and is also good in pots or rock gardens. It can grow to 1m and needs very little maintenance. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex geminata | LCP BP | Can grow from 50cm to 1.3m high. Attractive flower spikes November to February. Hardy to frost and tolerant of wind. It is found throughout NZ on swamp margins, along streams and open damp areas. The green foliage is known to cut the skin if grasped and pulled. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex lambertiana | LCP | Carex lambertiana ia a sedge found in forests, scrub and swamps. The ribbed leaves are bright green, and overall it is very similar to C.dissita but it is a stronger plant growing up to 1m. Like C.dissita it can be grown in light shade or sun and prefers a moist soil. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex littorosa | LCP | A plant growing to 60cm tall that is found in marshes or sandy tidal river banks. It is quite erect and the leaves are pale green to red. Good for frosty, exposed and moist sites. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex maorica | LCP | A good plant for environmental plantings as it has become quite uncommon. It grows to 50cm tall and is often found in water on margins of swampy lakes, swamps and other damp areas. It will tolerate quite dry sites and heavy frost. It is great for sun or shade. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex rubra | Hook Grass. A red grass with very dark narrow leaves reaching 35cm tall. Best foliage colour is obtained in a sunny well drained spot, although this sedge will also cope with semi shaded positions provided they are well drained. Frost hardy, and tolerates exposed sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Carex secta | LCP BP | Effective foliage. Ideal waterside plant. Fast growing. Flower panicles up to 1m December to January. Grows to 1.5 by 1.5m | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex solandri | LCP | A plant that prefers moist sites in semi-shade to full shade. It grows up-to 50cm high. It is a forest plant so it is good for under-planting trees in damper areas. Will tolerate heavy frost, full sun to shade, moist sites and wind exposure. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex tenuiculmis | This species is found in the South Island, Stewart Island and the Chatham Islands in a range of habitats. It is slightly smaller than C.secta and has leaves only 2mm wide with a reddish bronze colour. It grows in the same conditions as C.secta but does not form a trunk. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Carex testacea | A most sort after sedge. It is a densely tufted plant growing from 40-60cm tall. It has light green foliage that has a coppery tone towards the top of the plant. It is best suited to a well drained sunny site and looks good in mass plantings. Frost hardy. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Carex trifida | Deep brown flower spikes contrast well against blue-green foliage of this sedge that grows to 60cm, in bold clumps. Although best in shady, wet places alongside water it can grow quite well on a dry bank. It will grow in cold, shade as long as it is not got overhead shading. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carex uncinata | BP | Robust, densely tufted species of sedge that grows to about 40 cm tall. Although depending on conditions, it may grow taller. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carex virgata | LCP BP | This is a vigorous sedge that grows in swampy areas throughout New Zealand. It grows to 90cm tall and grows best in damp soils whether sunny or shaded. It will grow sometimes in dry sites. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carmichaelia aligera | Best in sun or part shade. An erect shrub or tree. Slow growing to 5m. Small purple flower. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia angustata | Semi-shade, dry or moist. Purple flowers February to April. Will not tolerate salty wind. Attracts birds. 2m | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia appressa | LCP | A groundcover broom local to the area. | PB5 | $17.50 |
| Carmichaelia arborea | A hardy shrub, growing to 3m high. This is a good plant for sand dune restoration and slope stabilisation. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia australis | LCP BP | Small to large shrub with spreading, erect photosynthetic branches. Purple pea-like flowers in summer followed by orange seed pods. Interesting addition to a mixed planting in full sun. 2m x 2m. | OP | $7.00 |
| Carmichaelia corrugata | Carmichaelia corrugata is found in Marlborough, Canterbury and Otago. It inhabits sparsely vegetated gravel and sand soils, stone and gravel ridges, river terraces and disturbed sites. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Carmichaelia crassicaule var racemosa | A slow growing leafless shrub up to 1.2 m. tall, suitable for a sunny site. Should be planted free draining soil. Like the majority of South Island brooms this slender coral broom is mostly threatened by the lack of regeneration. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia crassicaulis | Stiff erect shrub. Purplish or cream flowers in summer. Ranges from 40cm to 2m tall. Easily grown | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Carmichaelia glabrescens | An upright shrub to small tree up to 7m tall, with slender weeping branches that are near leafless. It has pink flowers with dark pink veins from November to January. It is found naturally in Marlborough - south of the Awatere Fault. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia kirkii | Sun or semi-shade, dry or moist. Creamy white flowers October to December. Rare and endangered. Bares leaves spring to summer | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia monroi | A dwarf, much branched shrub approx. 15cm tall and 20cm in diameter. The flowers are large for the plant and their pinkish purple colour stands out from the yellowish green stems. Prefers a well drained soil and full sun. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Carmichaelia Muritai | This nationally endangered tree grows up to 5-6m tall. Flowers from December to January are white with purple/violet markings. Best planted in a free draining, fertile soil in a sunny, sheltered position. Endemic to the South Island, Marlborough, vicinity of Clifford Bay. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia nana | Low shrub not more than 5cm high. Purplish and cream flowers November - January. Leafless in adult stage. Prefers sun and well draining soil | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Carmichaelia odorata | White veined purple scented flowers from November to January. Prefers semi-shade or full sun. Tolerates dry conditions. 2m | PB5 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Carmichaelia petriei | A very distinctive sturdy shrub up to 2m tall with stiff, grooved branchlets that have yellow prickly tips. Small purple flowers from November. Very hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Carmichaelia stevensonii | Weeping broom. A stunning tree growing to 9m with an umbrella canopy of drooping branchless. An endangered species. Masses of lilac flowers December. In the garden, normally grows to about 4m. Does best given plenty of room. Quite hardy. Best grown in good soil conditions. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Carmichaelia williamsii | Rare, robust coastal broom with flattened green leafless branches and large pea-like yellow/white flowers. Native to Poor Knights Island, frost tender. 2m X 2m. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Carpodetus serratus | BP OX | Marble leaf. Eventually up-to 12m tall. White star like flowers when mature. Flowers are produced in profusion during November-March and are fragrant. Fruit is attractive to birds. A good canopy tree and very hardy. It likes a damp semi-shaded spot but can tolerate dry. Hardy to heavy frosts. | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 |
| Celmisia bellidioides | Green cushion mountain daisy. A mat-forming sub alpine shrub 30-90cm across. Flowerheads 2cm across on 3-5cm stems. Naturally found in wet rocky and gravelly places in gorges and along streamsides. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Celmisia duretzeii | ||||
| Celmisia incana | ||||
| Celmisia gracilenta | ||||
| Celmisia mackaui | Akaroa Daisy. It is suitable for rock gardens and grows well in shade or semi-shade. In cooler climes it will grow in full sun. It forms clumps up-to about 45cm tall and has a white daisy flower January-February. It prefers a moist but well drained site. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Celmisia semi-cordata | Woody-based herb forming mats or cushions 0.2-1.0 m diameter. Best grown in a moist, free draining soil, within some afternoon shade. It has yellow-centered white daisy flowers from November to May | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Chionochloa conspicua | Will make an excellent feature as it resembles a toetoe. It will thrive in a number of places, prefers to be sheltered from strong winds or coastal conditions. Best grown in a slightly moist site in full sun to semi-shade. The plant grows to 1m but the flower plumes can get to 1.8m long. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Chionochloa flavicans | Miniature Toe Toe. An excellent plant. Forms a lush green clump with toetoe like fronds during the summer. It grows to 1m tall and looks good as a single plant or a small hedge. It grows best in a slightly moist, sunny site but will tolerate light shade or dry sites when established. Quite quick growing. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Chionochloa rigida | A hardy plant found in dry sites from the Rakaia and Hokitika catchment areas south and also on Banks Peninsula. It grows to 1m tall. It is hardy to frosts, exposed sites, and sunny sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Chionochloa rubra | Red Tussock. An excellent landscaping plant that suits dry or wet areas. It is very effective grown in groups or mass plantings. The damper the soil the redder the plant appears. It grows to 1.5m tall and is hardy to most sites including heavy frosts. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Clematis afoliata | A leafless scrambler with stems that grow up to 3m long and are stiff, wiry and grooved. These stems often form large bundles with an appearance like a large tangled wire or thick string. Yellow scented flowers from October to November. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Clematis foetida | A leafy green climber with light green leaflets. It has clusters of pleasantly honey scented pale yellow flowers from October to November. Suitable for growing on low shrubs and small trees. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Clematis forsteri | Greenish yellow, sweetly scented flowers appear in spring. Seed vessels, attractive silky tassels. Needs cool feet and warm head | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Clematis paniculata | Prefers shaded roots on deep, rich soil. Large white flowers in spring. Ideal to climb on trellis or trees. Needs good drainage. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Clematis Purity | A cultivar of C. fosterii and C. Paniculata bred for its hardiness in the garden. Stunning large creamy white sweetly scented flowers in Spring. Requires a cool root run. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Clematis quadribracteolata | One could describe this plant as quite ugly in appearance but when you smell the lovely scented purple brownish flowers you will want one in your garden. It is best described as a trailing or climbing plant to 2m. Keep the roots cool when planted. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Clianthus maximus | Kaka Beak. This differs from the standard Kaka Beak by having larger leaves and brighter red flowers. It grows to 2m and will handle full sun and quite dry conditions. Prefers semi shade. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Clianthus puniceus | Kaka beak. Sun or semi-shade, dry or moist, shelter from wind. Bright red flowers August to November. Light prune after flowering. Attracts birds. 2m x 1.5m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Clianthus puniceus alba | Kaka beak. Beautiful white flowering plant with long arching shoots clothed in a dark green fern like foliage. Flowers during Spring and Summer. Plant in full sun sheltered from the wind. Height 2m. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma acerosa | Sun or semi-shade, dry or moist. White or blue fruit March to April. Attracts birds. Coastal tolerant | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma acerosa | BP | Sun or semi-shade, dry or moist. White or blue fruit March to April. Attracts birds Coastal tolerant. Local variant. | OP | $7.00 |
| Coprosma aerolata | An upright twiggy, small leaved architectural shrub growing to 4m. More open habit when grown in shade. Hardy. Can be trimmed for hedging. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma autumnalis | Coprosma autumnalis features glossy, dark green leaves which are adorned with cream-coloured flowers in spring which result in masses of orange berries. 5 m tall and 4 m wide. It is ideal for planting around ponds and alongside streams, or planting to attract birds. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Beatsons Gold | Forms a fairly compact bush from 1.2 to 2m tall. Requires some pruning to keep its shape. The leaves tend to have deep green margins with yellow variegations. It is best planted in a sunny situation as shade will reduce the colour. Quite hardy to frost. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Black Cloud | For best results, plant in full sun to partial shade, with well-drained soil. Tolerates coastal conditions and is frost hardy. Attractive small shiny dark leaves. Grows up to 2m in height and 1m spread, easily maintained. Hardy to dry conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Canterbury Gold | A golden coloured selection of Coprosma rhamnoides. A dainty divaricating shrub that grows to 3m slowly. Berries only appear on the female plant and go from bright red to almost black when ripe. It is most suited to a dry and exposed site and is hardy to frost. Suitable for hedging. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma crassifolia | A much branched divaricating shrub to 2m tall. White/cream coloured fruit during March and April which is attractive to birds. It is found in scrub, tussock-lands, river terraces, rocky places and forests. It will handle heavy frost, full sun to semi-shade, dry and exposed sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Dark Spire | An attractive narrow growing shrub to 1-1.5m high. Best grown in a sunny site. Hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma dumosa | A shrub to 3m tall. The pale gold-clear fruit appears in late January-April. It will tolerate frost, sun or semi-shade, dry, moist and exposed sites. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma elatirioides | A low wide-angled bushy shrub with small narrow leaves inhabiting open damp areas in the South Island. 0.5-1m h x 2-6m w. White fruit with blue flecks. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Flat Freddy | Very low growing and hardy to some foot traffic. Bronze brown colour. 8cm x 1m. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma foetidissima | An evergreen Shrub to 5 m.Suitable for: light (sandy) and medium (loamy) soils and prefers well-drained soil. It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade. It prefers moist soil. | OP | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Hawera | A mat forming coprosma with small narrow olive-green leaves. Naturally occuring on cliftops near Hawera. Tolerant of cold and wind, great coastal plant. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma intertexta | Coprosma intertexta is an erect shrubwith an open spreading habbit. Very hardy to most conditions but prefers well drained sunny sites. It is considered endangered and is great for revegetation sites. 2x2 m | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma linariifolia | Fast growing. Very hardy, prefers open situation. Insignificant flower. Fruit translucent white drupe 6mm long. A fairly fast growing shrub that can get to 8m in a forest setting. It is very hardy and prefers an open situation. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma lucida | Glossy karamu. Often used as a nurse plant in revegetation projects. It has orange/red fruit in February and March. Half hardy to frosts, grows in a variety of situations, full sun/semi-shade, dry, moist, exposed, coastal areas. It prunes well so can be quite useful for filling a gap in the garden. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma Mangatangi | A small divaricating shrub growing to 75 cm high. The yellowish branchlets are offset by the small light green leaves. Plants stay in tight mounds and look rather like hedgehog. Will grow in a range of conditions but doesn't stand heavy frost. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma pedicellata | An endangered endemic found in Kahikatea lowland alluvial forest. Often on margins of ponds or streams. Very tolerant of waterlogging and plants may be found growing within water. Can grow more than 3m tall. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma petrei | Slow growing shrub that forms mats. Prefers open well drained site. Grows in drier mountain areas, tussock grasslands, and dry river beds. Ideal for rock gardens. Creamy-yellow fruit attractive to birds. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Coprosma propinqua | A variable species which is known to grow from 1-6m high. It has a pale blue-violet blue fruit from March to May. It is found throughout NZ in lowland, forests, forest margins, streambanks, scrublands, gravely places and along the edges of swamps and bogs. It does best in an open sunny site. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Coprosma pseudocuneata | Densely leaved erect shrub to 3m tall. Flowers in December - January with red or orange-red, pale purple, pale yellow, or yellowish-white fruit about May. Hardy. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Coprosma perpusilla subsp. perpusilla | Dwarf low-growing groundcover coprosma. Great for rock gardens. Best in a good moist soil in a sunny open position. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Coprosma Red Rocks | A very hardy shrub with interesting red-brown foliage. Forms a cushion like shape. 1m | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma repens | A vigorous coastal plant that has bright green shiny leaves. The orange fruit ripens March to April and is attractive to birds. It is quite frost sensitive and really does best in a coastal, dry and exposed site. With regular clipping it will make a tight hedge. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma rhamnoides | A dainty divaricating shrub that grows to 3m slowly. Berries only appear on the female plant and go from bright red to almost black when ripe. It is most suited to a dry and exposed site and is hardy to frost. It is suitable for a low hedge and requires little trimming. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma rigida | A shrub to small tree 2-5m tall that is found on forest margins. Stiff spreading and intertwining branches with a shiny reddish coloured bark. Can produce orange-yellow or white transluscent fruit. Grows in most conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma robusta | Karamu. A rapid growing plant with vast amounts of orange- red fruit for long periods that birds find attractive. Capable of growing to 6m tall and is good for filling a gap. Can be pruned to shape if required. Will handle most conditions including extreme frost and coastal sites. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Coprosma rotundifolia | A shrub or small tree to 5m tall. Small round leaves range from pale green to purplish or bronze. It is found throughout New Zealand in lowland and montane forests, in scrub or alongside riverbanks. It prefers sun or semi-shade in slightly moist conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma rubra | A plant that grows to 2-3m tall. It can withstand heavy frost, full sun and semi-shade, dry or exposed sites. Its fruit is white and ripens May to June. It is another lowland forest or scrubland dweller. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma rugosa | A quick growing upright shrub to 3m tall. It has large amounts of pale blue fruit which is highly attractive to birds. It is extremely hardy and will tolerate most sites. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma rugosa Midnight | A Coprosma rugosa selection with fine dark foliage and irregular shape. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma serrulata | A small rare shrub growing to .6m. Suitable for amost sites that are well drained. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Taiko | A prostrate shrub with dark green leaves that forms a dense groundcover. Can be used for traling down retaining walls. Very hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma virescens | An attractive divaricating growing 2-3m high. It has an overall golden coppery glow from its extremely tangled branches. An excellent garden plant suitable for growing as a specimen, in groups or for hedging. Very tough plant, tolerant of poor soils and dry conditions. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Coprosma wallii | A dense divaricating plant with small grey/bronze leaves. Rare and similar to C. propinqua. 2m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Coprosma Wharariki Beach | Low growing dense green ground cover plant. Rich green rounded leaves. Superb for weed control. Quite outstanding. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Coprosma x Kirkii | Sun or semi-shade, dry or moist Coastal tolerant Forms trailing mats Flowers form in clusters.A vigorous and extremely hardy groundcover. Suitable for large areas ands erosion control. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Cordyline australis | Cabbage tree. A truly New Zealand plant that can look great wherever it is planted, particularly in groups. It will make an effective plant in a tub. The flowers are sweetly scented while the fruit is highly attractive to birds. It is hardy to sun, dry, moist and frosty sites. Does not like shade much. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Cordyline indivisa | Mountain Cabbage | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Corokia Bronze Knight | An erect much branched shrub that produces yellow flowers and red fruit. It will grow to from 1.8m - 2.4m tall. Makes a great hedge and is hardy to dry exposed conditions. | OP PB5 | $ 7.00 $17.50 | |
| Corokia buddleioides | An attractive and very hardy plant, great for hedges. Masses of yellow starry flowers October - December followed by red/yellow berries. Attractives birds. Lightly prune to keep in shape. Hardy to dry coastal sites and frost. Prefers a sunny site. Grows to 3.5m | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Corokia cotoneaster | A very wiry and tangled growth form makes this plant stand out. It grows into a dense bush 1-3 meters tall. Very tolerant of dry exposed sites including coastal winds. It can be clipped. Bright yellow flowers in October to January are followed by red/yellow/orange berries. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Corokia Frosted Chocolate | A lovely neat shrub with quite rich chocolate foliage. Best in a sunny site. Very hardy. Grows to 2m. | OP PB5 | $ 7.00 $17.50 | |
| Corokia Geentys Green | An evergreen compact growing, hardy shrub. Ideal hedging plant, tolerates a trim to maintain a smaller size. 1.5m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Corokia x virgata Cheesemanii | An ideal hedging plant, grows from 1.8m -2.4m tall and can be easily trimmed. Best grown in a sunny site and is hardy to frost and coastal exposure. The flowers are yellow and appear September to November followed by red berries that birds find attractive. | OP PB5 | $ 7.00 $17.50 | |
| Corynocarpus laevigatus | Karaka. Orange fruit ripens in January-April. The kernel of the fruit should be treated as deadly poison. Considered frost sensitive and is best grown in coastal conditions in Christchurch. Suits a sunny site, rich deep soil, well drained and adequate moisture. Up to 15m | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Cyperus ustulatus | Great for planting in wet areas or alongside waterways or ponds. It can actually grow in shallow water. It is a large and robust plant growing to 1m tall with flower heads reaching 1.2m with a dark brown appearance. Useful plant for environmental or revegetation plantings. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Dacrycarpus cuppressioides | PB3 | $25.00 | ||
| Dacrycarpus dacrydioides | Kahikatea, White Pine. One of NZ's tallest native trees reaching its full potential after about 750 years. Prefers growing in wet swamplands but will grow in dryer sites if sheltered. Ranging from a straggly brown appearance through to a green giant covered in red fruit which is highly sort after by birds. | OP PB5 PB18 | $8.50 $25.00 $50.00 | |
| Dianella nigra | NZ Blueberry. A clump forming plant. Growing from 40-90cm tall and producing small white flowers November to December followed by pale blue-blue-purple berries in February and March. Attracts birds and is suitable for heavy frosts, sun-shade, dry-moist well drained and exposed sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Dichondra repens | A common plant throughout N.Z. Its small dark green leaves form a carpet and can be used as a lawn substitute. It will grow in sun or shade is unfussy as to soil type. Will tolerate some dryness. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Discaria toumatou | Matagouri. A spiny shrub or tree reaching up-to 5m tall and found in dry riverbeds, open rocky places and sand dunes from the coast to subalpine regions. The thorns are vicious. It needs a dry sunny site but makes a wonderful contrasting plant or home security system. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Disphyma australe | NZ Ice Plant, horokaka. A densely branched succulent plant. It has pink flowers and is naturally found hanging down cliffs. Grows 1m + across. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Dodonaea viscosa | Ake ake. A small tree growing to 6m high. It is suitable for coastal conditions, hedging or as a shelter plant. It is quite fast growing and prefers a site protected from frost (especially when young). Grow in well drained light to medium soil. The seed capsule appears about March. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Dodonaea viscosa purpurea | Purple Ake ake. Very similar to its green counterpart but does not like coastal conditions and it is much hardier to frost. Trim lightly to prevent becoming leggy. Seed capsules are purple-red in appearance. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Dracophyllum acerosum | Upright, multi-branched shrub or small tree of montane to subalpine, shrubland and tussock grasslands. Likes free draining position in a sheltered spot. Bearing green grass like leaves and single white flowers on short terminal branches. 1-2m tall. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Elaeocarpus dentatus | Tree up to 20 m tall (usually less), with broad spreading crown. Trunk 1m diam., grey bark. Will grow in sunny or semi-shaded position. Mature trees flower October - February then produce large drupes. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Elaeocarpus hookerianus | Pokaka. A medium sized tree from 4-12m high that passes through a distinct juvenile stage. Tiny white flowers in summer followed by purplish drupes. Likes a moist site and preferably shady. | PB3 | $20.00 | |
| Entelea arborescens | Whau. Sun or shade, dry or moist. Very frost tender. Clusters of white flowers September to December. Unusual spikey seeds November to January. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Euphorbia glauca | It has a creeping rhizome so in the garden it is best contained in a pot. The foliage is very attractive and the flowers are small red/purple. It grows to 45cm tall. If planted in the garden a sunny, well drained site is best as it naturally grows in coastal rocky areas. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Euphrasia cuneata | North Island Eyebright. A densely branched perennial herb or sub-shrub, with a woody base, 20cm high. The white flowers have a yellow centre and appear in summer. It is found in rocky places in the mountains of New Zealand, Marlborough and Canterbury. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Festuca actae | Blue tussock. A small upright growing blue-green tusscock reaching 40-50cm in height. It is tolerant of quite dry, exposed sites and responds well to be divided every 3-4 years. Confined to Banks Peninsula. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Festuca coxii | A densley tufted blue grass with a slightly weeping nature. Approximately 20cm in height it is worthwhile in a rock garden. It prefers to be in a semi-shaded sight with light sandy soil where it keeps better colour. Quite frost hardy. | OP PB3 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Festuca novae zelandiae | A hardy erect tussock that grows to 70cm high. It is ideal in rock gardens and grows in full sun or semi-shade, dry, moist and exposed sites. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Fincinia nodosa | An uncommon rush that grows in stiffly erect clumps upto 1m tall. It prefers moist conditions and grows naturally on banks around the estuary. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Fincinia spiralis | This plants Maori name is pronuced Pee-now. Best grown in full sun in sandy conditions. Found naturally along our coast line binding the dune system. It grows to 90cm high and puts out runners. The flower stem has a reddish brown appearance. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Fuchsia excorticata | Tree fuchsia. A small tree that grows upto 13m high. Deciduous in the south. Bark is loose and papery, the trunk has a smooth brown. A beautiful flower turns from green to a deep purple/red colour. Deep purple berries in summer. Best grown in a damp, free draining site in semi-shade. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Fuchsia perscandens | Flowers late spring to early summer. Scrambling and best suited to well drained semi-shaded sites planted at the base of other trees. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Fuchsia procumbens | Beautiful groundcover, ideal in the garden and can be used for trailing over low walls. It is frost tender and does best in a sheltered semi-shaded site with adequate moisture in a well drained soil. Flowers are yellow/orange and purple mix, in October through January. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Fuscaspora cliffortioides | Mountain Beech. An attractive tree with sculptural black bark and dark green round leaves. Suits moderately fertile, well-drained soils at low altitude in drier eastern areas. Can be clipped into a fine hedge. More wind tolerant than other native beeches. Hardy. 20m x 5m | PB5 PB18 | $25.00 $50.00 | |
| Fuscaspora fusca | Red Beech. Can reach up to 12m in cultivation so is better suited to large gardens. The small oval leaves are mid to dark green, with leaves having a reddish tinge in winter. The beech prefers a cooler climate so is not a good tree for northern areas. | PB5 PB18 | $25.00 $50.00 | |
| Fuscaspora solandri | Black Beech. A spreading tree that grows up to 25m high. Hardy to frosts and tolerant of wind exposure. Grows well in wet boggy or poorly drained soils as it needs adequate moisture. It prefers to be planted in a spot that gives it filtered sunlight. | PB5 PB18 | $25.00 $50.00 | |
| Gaultheria antipoda | Erect spreading shrub growing from 40cm-2m. Small white or red flowers Nov-Feb and white/red fruit in Dec-Apr.Very slow growing, great for the rock-garden or sunny bank. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Gaultheria depress var NZ | Gaultheria depressa commonly known as the mountain snow berry or alpine wax berry is a small ground hugging plant of the heath family. A small prostate groundcover shrub. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Gaultheria crassa | Scarlett snowberry. A small growing shrubby alpine that likes full sun, and a well drained site. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Geranium brevicaule | A small geranium growing 15cm high by 25cm wide. It forms a neat green ball shape and has white flowers. This plants is ideal for rock gardens or small pots. It will handles dry/well drained sunny and exposed sites. Frost hardy. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Geranium brevicaule purpureum | A small geranium growing 15cm high by 25cm wide. It forms a neat purble/bronze ball shape and has white flowers. This plants is ideal for rock gardens or small pots. It will handles dry/well drained sunny and exposed sites.The colour makes a great contrast in the garden. Frost Hardy. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Griselinia littoralis | Broadleaf. Hardy tree up to 7m if left untrimmed. Can be used for hedging. Vibrant green foliage will withstand the full range of conditions from coastal, wet, dry, sun, shade, wind and heavy frost. Excellent container plant. It does best when given space to grow. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Gunnera monoica | This plant is a mat forming and creeping plant. It grows naturally along subalpine streamsides and in other damp places throughout NZ. It is frost hardy (although some damage may occur) and prefers sun-shade in a moist site. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Gunnera prorepens | The best of the native gunneras. It has a bronze/green foliage. When male and female plants are grown together they produce a bright red fruit that is quite spectacular rising from the plant. This is normally November to March. It prefers a moist soil in sun or semi-shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Halocarpus bidwillii | Bog Pine. Can be grown in a rock garden or in damp places. Can be clipped to maintain shape. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Haloragis erecta | A sprawling plant growing to 1m tall. It naturally grows along forest margins, banks, cliffs etc. It is quite hardy to frost, sun, shade dry and exposed conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Haloragis erecta bronze | A sprawling plant growing to 1m tall. It naturally grows along forest margins, banks, cliffs etc. It is quite hardy to frost, sun, shade dry and exposed conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe albicans | Mt Arthur hebe. A compact shrub grows up to 1m high. This hebe is quite hardy, it prefers full sun, but will stand a certain amount of shade without loosing colour from its foliage. White flowers for about a month during December. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe amplexicaulis f hirta | Uncommon low growing shrub seldom more than 40cm tall with spreading branches that are hairy. Leaves are also hairy. White flowers from late spring to early summer. Is confined to Mount Peel, where it grows in tussock grassland or rock outcrops. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe annulata | A whipcord hebe growing to 12-15cm tall. It is quite hardy and will handle quite a bit of wind exposure. It does not like wet feet and is best grown in a well drained site in full or semi-shade. Great as a low border. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe anomala | A plant growing to 1.2m with leaves that have purplish tips. The white flowers appear in summer. It is hardy to full sun, dry and exposed conditions and will handle heavy frost. Does best if pruned quite hard each year. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe armstrongii | A 1m tall whipcord hebe with a rounded appearance. It has a greeny-yellow appearance and rarely flowers. This plant is best used as a foliage plant due to its conifer like appearance. It is very hardy and will do well in all sites except overly moist. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe biggarii | A small prostrate hebe that grows 12cm by 20cm and has small white flowers and quite attractive foliage. It will handle frost, dry/moist, full sun, semi-shade and exposed sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe brachysiphon | A dense evergreen rounded shrub growing to about 1 m high, with white flowers in short terminal racemes (2.5 cm across) blooming from mid to late summer. Found in subalpine scrub of Canterbury and Marlborough. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe buchananii | Makes a low growing clump 20cm high by 90cm wide (eventually) with white flowers appearing in November usually. It is great in a rock garden and is usually found in Sth Canterbury and Otago in drier mountain areas. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe chathamica | A small rambling shrub that can get to 12cm high and 1.2m wide. During summer it is smothered by white flowers. A quick trim after flowering helps maintain a bushy plant. This is an ideal plant in a coastal site but will grow practically anywhere with adequate drainage. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Christensenii | A rounded plant growing to 90cm. It is hardy and grows in sun or semi-shade, dry or moist sites. It is a shy flowerer. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe cupressoides | A rounded plant that can grow to 2m if left alone. It looks best with a light trim each year, especially after flowering. The flowers are tiny white/lavender stars but are quite insignificant. It requires good drainage. It is quite useful in a rock garden, pot or as a border plant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe decumbens Upright | A form of Hebe decumbens native to the Canterbury region has glossy green leaves with red margins. Bears tiny white flowers from spring to summer. Good in well drained conditions in sun or semi shade. Grows to 60cm. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe diosmifolia | Growing to 1.2m with a pale mauve flower that fade to white during spring. It flowers quite profusely and is hardy to full sun and quite dry conditions. It is only moderately hardy to light to medium frost and should be planted in a sheltered site. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe Edinensis | A low growing plant reaching upto 40cm tall by 60cm + wide. It is a hardy whipcord hebe and is very easy to grow. A white flower with a light mauve flower in summer, it should be trimmed to maintain a good shape. Excellent as a rock garden specimen. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe elliptica | A somewhat variable species growing upto 1.5m. It has large single white flowers, sometimes with a hint of mauve during late spring and early summer. It is tolerant to harsh conditions and makes a good coastal plant as it tolerates coastal salt laden winds. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe Emerald Gem | A low bun shaped plant growing 20-40 cm tall, with attractive fresh green semi whipchord foliage. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe epacridea | A low decumbent plant found in scree and gravely areas high in the mountains. It is quite hardy if given a well drained soil with plenty of gravel. It has white flowers during May-June and grows 12cm x 50cm. It will tolerate frost, full sun, moist but well drained soils in exposed sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe hectorii | A whipcord hebe growing to 60cm high. It enjoys a sunny well drained site and is hardy to frost. It has white flowers and requires a quick trim once a year. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Inspiration | A neat compact shrub suited for coastal localities, usually growing to about 75cm. In Christchurch the purple flowers appear in November-December and may appear as early as July. It prefers sun/semi-shade in a slightly drier site with good airflow. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe James Stirling | A fairly slow growing plant attaining 40cm tall by 60cm wide It forms a flat topped shrub with attractive rich golden foliage and white flowers in early summer. It is quite hardy and will grow in extreme cold and dry sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe laingii | A very compact whipcord hebe growing 40-50cm tall. It has white flowers in summer, requires a well drained soil. It is suitable for colder areas and is normally found in montane areas of Fiordland in tussock-lands and herb-fields. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Lindsayii | An erect, rounded shrub up to about 75cm tall, with mid-green rounded, obvate leaves. It can be covered with pale pinkish flowers in the summer. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe macrantha | A low growing sub alpine hebe native to the South Island. This hebe grows to 60cm and produces large white flowers. A light pruning after flowering will encourage more compact growth. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe McEwanii | A compact shrub growing 50cm, with small narrow glaucous leaves on purplish stems. Pale mauve flowers are borne in Summer. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe McKean | Growing 40 x 60cm with white flowers. Ideal as an edging plant, pot or a small rock garden. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe odora | Boxwood. A very hardy plant that is normally found in wet, exposed conditions but will grow in most soils and positions. It grows to 1.5m tall and has white flowers in late spring. A light pruning or clipping is recommended after flowering helps to keep it compact. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe odora Prostrata | A hardy and easy to grow plant, growing to 20cm tall x 60cm wide with small white flowers in summer. Great for rock gardens. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe pauciramosa | Swamp Hebe. An ideal plant for rock-gardens or as a border along pathways. An annual pruning keeps it compact. It grows to 50cm tall, keeping a well rounded shape and white flowers form October-January. Suitable for areas of heavy frost, sun/semi-shade, moist/wet and exposed sites. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe pimeleoides var Glauca | An attractive plant that can fall over and become decumbent with age. Great for rock gardens. It has a Violet-blue flower in summer. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe pimelioides Quicksilver | A plant with attractive grey foliage and blue/purple flowers in summer. It grows to 45cm high x 75cm wide. It is best grown in full sun, dryer conditions with good airflow. It is ideal in pots or as a groundcover. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe pinguafolia Sutherlandii | This plant grows to 45cm then becomes decumbant and sprawling. It is frost hardy, enjoys full sun and well drained sites. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe pinguifolia | A great plant growing only 25cm high and maintaining excellent shape. The leaves have slightly red margins while the flowers are white and appear in December. It is very hardy and does best in full sun, dry, exposed sites. It is frost hardy. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe pinguifolia Pagei | An attractive low spreading plant with bluish foliage with red tinged margins. Small white flowers cover the plant late Spring early Summer. Best in free-draining soil in full sun. Hardy. Evergreen. 40x90cm wide. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe recurva | Naturally found in rocky places along streams and rivers it has a spreading and neat habit. It grows to 90cm tall and has spikes of white flowers in summer.. It needs no pruning and likes a sunny, well drained site. It is good for small gardens. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe Red Edge | When it flowers, they are violet in colour and appear in Summer. Hardy to dry and cold conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe rigidula | White flowers from stem tips in summer. Neat hardy plant, easy to grow. Grows naturally in rocky places | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe salicifolia | Koromiko. A tall growing hebe, capable of reaching 5m but rarely in a garden site. It has white flower spikes and it should be pruned after flowering to keep neat. It is quite hardy but prefers good airflow. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe speciosa | Napuka. A rounded bushy shrub growing from 1-2m. The flower colour can range from beetroot purple to violet purple. It is quite hardy. Good airflow is essential so it is suited to an exposed site. Ideal in full sun, dry areas and in seaside localities. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe stricta | Koromiko. Growing from 1.5-3.5m in the garden this plant appears to be quite hardy wherever you grow it. It has white flower spikes from December to March. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe strictissima | Banks Peninsula koromiko. A plant that is confined to Banks peninsula naturally. It grows to 1-2.5m tall and has white flowers that cover the plant in summer. It is not a fast growing plant but it is quite hardy. Trim to keep tidy. | OP PB3 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe subalpina | Mountain koromiko. A densely branched shrub growing upto 2m tall that grows naturally in damp montane to sub-alpine areas. It is free flowering and the flowers appear December to January and are white. It is hardy to frost full sun/semi-shade, moist and exposed conditions. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe tairewhiti | Wairoa koromiko. Similar to Hebe stricta but with a yellowish stripe in the leaf. It forms a large ball upto 3m tall. Very quick growing and hardy to full sun/semi-shade, dry and exposed sites. Trim to contain growth. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe topiaria | Tolerant of wind and coastal exposure, upto 1m tall, produces white flowers in summer. Blue-grey foliage is attractive. Forms a neat ball shape. It prefers a site in full sun, is tolerant of heavy frost and only requires average moisture. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe townsonii | A rounded shrub growing to 1m. It has white flowers with a hint of mauve when they open in spring. It is tolerant of sun or semi-shade and requires a light pruning after flowering. Considered hardy. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Hebe venustula | Growing to a height of 1m tall and more across, this hebe will quickly fill a gap in your garden. Great for coastal and mountainous areas of New Zealand. Hardy and reliable, this hebe will flower for many months of the year, looking its best during summer. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe vernicosa | Forms a neat compact shrub upto 50cm high. Flowers mauve fading to white. Very Hardy | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Waireka | Green leaves with purple flower spikes in summer. Grows to 1m. Trim once a year, usually after flowering. The flowers are violet, fading to lilac or white in summer. This hebe needs a warm sheltered garden to thrive. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Wiri Cloud | A compact rounded small-leaved shrub about 40 cm, with pink flowers appearing in summer. A good rock garden plant and also suitable for containers. Cold hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Wiri Dawn | A low spreading hebe 45cm x 1m, with pale olive-green foliage. It bears pale pinkish white flowers for long periods in summer and again in autumn and winter. Makes a good container plant and will spill attractively over a wall. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Wiri Gem | A compact upright hebe variety with dark green leaves. From mid autumn to mid spring rose purple flowers appear. Thrives best in full sun and well drained soil. A very hardy plant which doesn't mind windy dry conditions. 75cm x 130cm | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Wiri Image | A vigorous yet neat shrub growing 1m high, with fresh green foliage and long racemes of violet flowers, mostly in early summer. A popular plant for mass planting. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Wiri Mist | A spreading shrub up to 60 cm high and more across, which bears masses of white flowers from late spring. Maintains a compact form without clipping and is very easy care, making it suitable for mass planting and low maintenance areas. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Wiri Splash | A dense shrub growing 50 x 70 cm with yellowish green foliage and a single flush of lilac flowers in early summer. A good disease resistant plant for areas of high humidity, and also cold hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hebe Youngii | A useful rock garden or edging plant that is tolerant of most conditions. It has flowers in November-December and they are whitish in the tube with lobes that are violet. It only grows to 25cm tall but will spread to 60cm. A great plant for the garden or even in a smaller pot. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hedycarya arborea | Pidgeonwood. Tree to 6m, ideal for larger gardens. The fruit is orange-red. It is highly attractive to birds. The flowers are a creamy-green, and they appear in September to December. It prefers shelter and is frost sensitive. It grows best in moist, sun or semi-shaded areas away from strong winds. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Helichrysum Graeme Paterson | Spreading, tight habit with small silver-grey foliage. Best in exposed sites on free draining gritty soil. Creamy coloured papery flowers in summer. Grows 12cm high x 50cm. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Helichrysum dimorphum | Living Dead Plant. Dimorphum means occurring in two different forms and this is true of this plant when you look at its foliage. It has small white flowers Dec-April. You find this endangered plant growing on river edges, steep terrace faces and the sides of gorges in the Waimakariri Basin. It can scramble or climb for 8m. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Helichrysum intermedium | Mountain helichrysum. A small plant with creamy white flowers in summer that grows to a height of 40cm. It grows naturally in rocky situations in drier lowland to alpine regions from nelson to Southland. It needs a well drained gritty soil and does well in rock gardens or small pots. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Helichrysum lanceolatum | A shrub to 3m tall. It has tiny flowerheads with clusters of creamy/white scented flowers October-November and fruit in December. It needs full sun and dry rocky sites are best. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Helichrysum parvifolium | The yellow flowered helichrysum that flowers November-March. It grows to 50cm. Best in full sun, with a well drained soil. Ideal for rock gardens and pots. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Heliohebe hulkeana | NZ Lilac. Prefers sunny, dry, exposed sites. Mauve flowers October to December. Light pruning after flowering. Grows better in dry districts. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Heliohebe lavaudiana | A local plant found mainly on Banks peninsula. It needs to be planted in an open , sunny, dry and exposed site. Too much humidity will cause mildew problems. It grows to 40cm high and has rosy pink flowers fading to white in May. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hierochloes redolens | Holy grass. A grass that grows in clumps from 45-90cm tall. It is wet grassland and scrub throughout NZ. It is best planted in a moist soil in sun or light shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Hoheria angustifolia | Narrow-leaved lacebark. Slender tree to 12m. It has clusters or pure white flowers in December-March. The juvenile form is a mass of divaricating branches with a slightly weeping habit. It is best grown in full sun, dry or wet, and exposed site. It is not particular of soil types and is frost hardy. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Hoheria lyallii | Grows 2-3m in semi-moist to dry conditions. Has a white flower during summer and is deciduous. Grows on the eastern side of the alps. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Jovellana sinclairii | A lovely plant growing to 40cm in moist, well drained and shady sights. It is frost sensitive so placement is important and it does not like full sun or dry areas. It has masses of white flowers spotted with purple on long slender stalks from October to February. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Juncus edgariae | The most common native leafless rush. It is capable of growing upto 2m tall and is naturally found in damp pasture, wet hollows river and lake margins. It will withstand heavy frost, exposed sights in full sun as long as it has adequate moisture. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Juncus kraussii subsp. australiensis | Small rush suitable for a range of damp to wet areas including salt marsh and brackish waters. Flowering stems from .3 to 1.2m | OP | $7.00 | |
| Juncus pallidus | Giant rush, leafless rush. Forming large clumps upto 2m tall this plant thrives in any reasonably moist soil and does well in quite wet spots. It has large cymes of flowers from December to February. It is better suited to larger plantings and around big ponds in the garden. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Knightia excelsa | Rewarewa. NZ Honeysuckle. Knightia excelsa has a narrow, columnar form. It has large, long, heavily-serrated, leathery leaves and produces red flowers in early summer that attract nectar-seeking birds. Can tolerate poor soils, light frosts, and strong winds. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Kunzea robusta | Kanuka. Hardy tree to 15m high in the wild. Clusters of small white flowers from Sep to Feb. Prune after flowering and you can stop the tree growing so tall or getting leggy. It is quite quick growing and prefers full sun/semi-shade, dry or moist and exposed sites. It is frost hardy. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Kunzea serotina | Hardy tree to 15m high in the wild. Clusters of small white flowers from Sep to Feb. Prune after flowering and you can stop the tree growing so tall or getting leggy. It is quite quick growing and prefers full sun/semi-shade, dry or moist and exposed sites. It is frost hardy. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Leptecophylla juniperina subsp juniperina | A low growing shrub found throughout NZ in lowland shrub, forest and rocky places. Small white flowers followed by white, pink or red berries ripening from spring through summer. It grows to 60cm + and can be clipped for shape. It needs a sunny site with lite soil. Very cold hardy. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Leptinella squalida ssp mediana | Known as "brass buttons" for its yellow button-like flowers. Bronze-green foliage. Spreads very quickly. Prefers cool, shade and moist soil. Coastal on cobble or sand beaches, and alpine herbfields. , it grows to about 5 cm tall, spreading indefinitely via rhizomes. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella calcarea | Forms a light green carpet. Not invasive but will challenge other groundcovers if not maintained. It can take coastal conditions, used as a lawn replacement in lower traffic areas and is very hardy. It has small yellow flowers. Best suited to full sun in a dryer well drained site. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella dioica | A mat forming groundcover that is quick growing and can be invasive. It makes a great lawn replacement. It has yellow/green leaves and a non descript flower. Prefers damp well drained soil in semi-shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella minor | Banks Peninsula Button Daisy. Sun or semi-shade, moist. White flowers. Can be invasive. Full sun gives brown foliage | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella nana | An endangered plant found on the Port Hills, growing in damp ground below steep bluffs. It is the smallest of the button daisies with greenish/yellow flowers in April or May and again in August-October. It is easily smothered by larger plants and grasses. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella Platts Black | A vigorous creeping plant which is great as a lawn replacement. It does best in full sun with adequate moisture. It has green to charcoal foliage. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella pyrethrifolia | An aromatic plant found naturally in moist, open sites such as streamsides, gravel banks, shady rock ledges, damp grasslands and fellfields. It has creamy white flowers in December - February and will tolerate, heavy frost, full sun in an exposed site. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella rotundata | An endangered plant found naturally on coastal cliffs. Very hardy in semi-shade/shaded, exposed sites but requires moisture. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella serrulata | Fern like purple/grey to bronze foliage. Hardy | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptinella squalida subsp squalida | Semi-shade or shade, moist. Can be invasive | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptospermum Red Damask | A hardy colourful compact manuka. It has double flowers crimson to cherry-red in late winter and spring. It grows naturally in many different sites and is very hardy. 2m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Leptospermum scoparium | Manuka. A very hardy plant to 4m.White flowers quite often with a pink center. It prefers an open situation in full sun with good drainage. Makes an ideal hedge, great for erosion control and fast growing. Prune after flowering to stop the plant becoming leggy. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Leucogenes leontopodium | A alpine to subalpine plant normally found in open areas on rock outcrops, rock faces or in crevaces. White flowers. Tender. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Leucopogan fasciculatus | A slow growing open branched shrub or small tree attaining heights of 5m. It requires a dry spot in sun or semi-shade and can be hard to establish. It has small flowers followed by red berries in autumn. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Leucopogon fraseri | Low growing prickly shrub with white flowers and small orange fruit to 15cm tall inhabiting open areas. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Libertia cranwelliae | A plant growing to 60cm. Very simarlar to liberitia ixioides but spreads through rhizomes. Hardy to sun or semi shade. Will tolerate drier sites but prefers a free draining site. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Libertia grandiflora | A clump forming plant reaching 50cm tall. Clusters of white flowers from Oct - Nov. It makes an excellent plant in pots, in mass plantings or even as single plants. Quite hardy and grow well in sun or shade, moist but free draining sites, heavy frost or exposed conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Libertia ixioides | NZ Iris. A clump forming plant to 50cm tall and has pure white flowers from Oct-Dec. It is very hardy and will grow in all conditions such as sun-shade, dry-moist, exposed and frosty areas. It is an ideal pot plant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Libertia ixioides Canterbury | A variety of libertia ixiodes which forms a clump of 50cm tall and has pure white flowers from Oct-Dec. It is very hardy and will grow in all conditions such as sun - shade, dry - moist, exposed and frosty areas. It is an ideal pot plant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Libertia peregrinans | A creeping plant. Very hardy to a variety of sites and will handle very dry, exposed sites in full sun, semi-shade. It has white flowers from October to January. Best grown in an area where it can spread. The colour of the leaves can become bright orange in the right conditions. Upto 60cm tall | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Libocedrus bidwillii | Our own native conifer, neat compact form. A hardy tree that naturally grows in higher altitudes of Southern NZ, an impressive specimen tree for any garden or native planting. Hardy, evergreen, grows to 6 x 4m. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Libocedrus plumosa | Libocedrus plumosa is a stiking conifer like tree. It has textured and peeling bark on its trunk, and upright and columnar habit. Great as a specimen or for lining a driveway. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Linum monogynum | True NZ flax. This is called true NZ flax as the word linum is Latin for flax. It grows naturally in coastal conditions and has masses of white flowers from October - February. It grows to 60cm in the right site, which is a well drained, exposed position in full sun or semi shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Lobelia angulata | A creeping matt forming plant. It has small rounded leaves and small white flowers appear for a long period from spring. The flowers are then followed by reddish purple berries. A vigorous ground cover for a damp area in either sun or semi shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Lobelia macrodon | Similar to Lobelia angulata, but its natural habitat is stony subalpine and alpine areas of the South Island. It forms a more compact mat with slightly flesh leaves and creamy fragrant flowers. Can suffer slug damage. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Lophomyrtus 'Kathryn' | A popular plant which has deep purplish-red colouring. It prefers a well drained soil in a sunny position. It develops a creamy-white flower which is followed by a red berry. 2.5m x 1.5m | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Lophomyrtus obcordata | Rohutu. A spreading shrub upto 5m high. It has a creamy-white flower in Dec-Feb. It prefers sun or shade in a moist but well drained soil. It will handle exposure to wind and frost, although it can get some damage from frost when young. Coastal wind intolerant. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Lophomyrtus obcordata | Rohutu. A spreading shrub upto 5m high. It has a creamy-white flower in Dec-Feb. It prefers sun or shade in a moist but well drained soil. It will handle exposure to wind and frost, although it can get some damage from frost when young. Coastal wind intolerant. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Lophomyrtus obcordata | Rohutu. A spreading shrub upto 5m high. It has a creamy-white flower in Dec-Feb. It prefers sun or shade in a moist but well drained soil. It will handle exposure to wind and frost, although it can get some damage from frost when young. Coastal wind intolerant. | PB12 | $50.00 | |
| Lophozonia menziesii | Silver Beech. Grows to 12m in cultivation. When grown in an open situation, silver beech forms handsome spreading dome shaped canopy, but it will develop a more upright form when grown under trees. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Luzula ulophylla | A frost hardy low alpine grass that does best in well drained gritty-stony sites. It gets to 12cm high and forms little tufts. It likes sun or semi-shade, exposed sites and is frost tolerant. | LBP | $13.50 | |
| Machaerina sinclairii | A grass like plant with thick drooping leaves from 40cm-1.5m long and flowering stems 50cm-1m with long drooping panicles of fine rushy red flowers in late spring and early summer. It grows well in sun or semi-shade, moist well drained soil but can tolerate drier conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Macropiper excelsum | Kawa kawa, Pepper plant. A frost tender plant that grows from 2-6m depending on site and conditions. The fruit attracts birds to this plant. Fruit is yellow to bright orange. It prefers a moist situation but will tolerate some dryness. Grows in full sun or shade, sheltered sites, will not tolerate frost. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Mazus Matapouri Bay | Swamp Musk. A vigorous spreading ground hugging plant covered in small lilac flowers. Forms thick patches of mottled green-brown-leaves. Best in sunny site that does not dry out. 10cm x 50cm | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Mazus radicans | Found in damp places in the sun this plant forms a mat that covers itself in flowers that are white with a purple and yellow throat in November-March. Ideal for an alpine garden | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Melicope simplex | Poataniwha. Grows upto 5m but in exposed conditions usually only reaches 2-3m tall. The flowers attract insects which in turn will attract birds like the fantail. Not fussy about conditions which makes it ideal for exposed sites. Branches interlacing and with a light prune will bush up well. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Melicytus alpinus | Porcupine plant. Low rigid shrub grows 50cm x 1m. It has interlacing branches and few leaves. It has tiny white bell shaped flowers in October-November followed by white to dull blue berries. It grows naturally on rocky outcrops and in snow tussock grasslands or fellfeilds. Very hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Melicytus micranthus | A divaricating but erect shrub reaching 2m. It prefers a dry situation but will grow nearly anywhere. It has purple/black berries from November-May. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Melicytus obovatus | A very hardy shrub growing to 2-3m tall. It is naturally a coastal plant and will withstand exposed, dry, full sun and frosts. It has very small flowers but attractive purple berries. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Melicytus ramiflorus | Whiteywood, Mahoe. Best suited for large gardens or as a shade tree. Grows to 6m tall and does best in a sheltered situation, will not tolerate strong winds. Although young plants are capable of handling frost mature plants do. It is fast growing and will tolerate coastal sites. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Mentha cunnighamii | NZ Mint - A delightful little plant with very bright green soft foliage which has a mint smell when crushed. The mass of little white flowers contrasts well on the leaves. Easily grown in most garden situations. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Metrosideros diffusa | Climbing Rata. A clinging climber with small clusters of white flowers. It likes a cool or shaded root run but will grow in any moist well drained site with sun or shade. It is hardy to wind and frost. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Metrosideros excelsa | Pohutakawa, NZ Xmas tree. A tree up to 20m and produces crimson to brilliant red flowers during December through to January. Grows best close to the sea, but will grow in almost any well drained soil. Protect young shoots from frost over first few years. Very wind resistant. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Metrosideros Maungipiko | A natural hybrid between Pohutukawa and Southern Rata, forms a narrow upright tree 8mx3m(12 years) but can grow 12-18m. Showy bright crimson flowers in summer. More frost tolerant than Pohutukawa, may need protection whe young. Hardy to most soil and sites, though will grow best in good soils. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Metrosideros umbellata | Southern Rata. A very slow growing tree, 3-6m high. It produces blood red flowers November to March, takes many years before the tree will flower. It will grow in most well drained soils and once established will tolerate dryness (water during dry weather until established). Frost hardy. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Microleana avenacea | Bush Rice Grass. A pleasing grass of 40cm or so tall, with spreading to somewhat drooping pale to deep green foliage, that can be slightly bluish in appearance. Attractive slender and dainty seed stems in summer. Prefers moist soil and shade that is not too dense. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Microsorum pustulatum | syn. Phymatasourus pustulatum. Grows on ground or over rocks. Can grow on another plant. Glossy green deeply lobed fronds up to 70cm long. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Muehlenbeckia astonii | A shrub growing 1-2.5m tall with tangled wiry stems and small heart shaped dark green leaves. This shrub is found in coastal areas around Wellington and eastern areas of the South Island to Banks Peninsula Very hardy, able to tolerate quite dry soil. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Muehlenbeckia axillaris | A dense groundcover with wiry stems and small dark green leaves with masses of small creamy flowers in summer, with the female flowers forming small opaque white fruit. It spreads along the ground and even underground. Hardy for sunny & dry sites. 15cm x 1m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Muehlenbeckia complexa | A sprawling coastal shrub that grows into a tangled mass of brown wiry stems with small round leaves. A vigorous and tough plant good for covering banks and other awkward situations. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Muehlenbeckia ephedroides | Leafless Pohuehue. Strong low spreading groundcover suited to stony and dry areas. Attractive to Rock Hopper Butterflies | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Myoporum laetum | Ngaio. Tree growing 4-6m high. Young plants are frost tender. Best in fairly good soil but can grow in poor dry soils. White flowers Oct to Jan. It is mainly used for a shelter plant, particularly in coastal locations. Can be trimmed for use as a hedge. Fruit and leaves are poisonous. | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Myosotidium hortensia | Chatham Island Forget-me-not, Kopakopa. Growing to 1m high. Thick fleshy leaves that are 40cm or more long. Flowers are produced Oct to April, in dense clusters 15cm wide and range from pale to dark blue. This is a coastal plant in nature. It prefers a moist semi shaded spot but will tolerate exposed site and medium frosts. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Myosotis colensoi | A prostrate perennial herb, forming compact patches 15 -45 cm across.It has greyish green leaves and sweetly scented white flowers with a yellow eye from October to January. It needs a sunny site with well drained somewhat gritty soil. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Myrsine australis | Red Matipo, Mapou. Hardy, fast growing tree up to 7m tall. It produces small insignificant flowers followed by red drupes which attract birds. Thrives in almost any soil and site. Very hardy can withstand medium-heavy frosts. Is an excellent hedging plant that can be pruned quite severely. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Myrsine divaricata | Weeping matipo. Prefers a good soil but is very hardy Unusual weeping habit Berries ripen aug - may | PB12 | $50.00 | |
| Myrsine nummularia | Creeping matipou. A prostrate or rambling plant to 40 cm. It flowers in October through to February, producing insignificant flowers. Plant in a well drained soil, in sun or partial shade. In drier conditions the plant growth slows. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Neomrytus pedunculata | A slow growing shrub or small tree, 2-3m and sometimes up to 6m. Produces tiny white flowers in Summer, followed by orange-red berries which attract birds. Plant in sun to semi-shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Nertera depressa | Red drupes ripen from Jan-May Ideal groundcover for rock gardens Best in moist soil in sun or shade | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia adenocarpa | This rare tree daisy is endemic to the Canterbury Plains and is Nationally critical. It is a deciduous shrub growing to 1.2 m. It produces small clusters of white flowers in January and February. Plants usually occur in dry stoney areas. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia albida | An erect, vigorous growing shrub of 3 - 6m tall with clusters of white flowers from January to May. Generally hardy, but young plants can be frost tender in districts with severe frosts. Great for coastal gardens. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia arborescens | A shrub to 4m tall and 2 m wide.Produces creamy-white daisy like flowers October though to January. Prefers a sunny site, is tolerant of exposure to wind and coastal exposure. Frost hardy. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia avicenniifolia | A tree growing to 6m tall with thick wavy leaves and a profusion of sweetly scented white daisy like flowers January to April. Does well in a sunny position, with a rock or two at the base to give the plant a cool root run. Very hardy and will tolerate very dry conditions. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia bullata | Springy shrub up to 2m+ tall with slender, stiffly interlacing branches. Has small wrinkly leaves. Flowers Nov - Jan. Endemic to South Island (Canterbury to Southland), rare on Banks Peninsula. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia cheesemanii | A shrub growing 1.8 to 2.4m tall. From its' first year it will flower profusely with white daisy like flowers, with yellow centres from October through to November. Give a light pruning after flowering to quickly tidy the bush. Prefers a sunny spot with good drainage. Highly scented. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Olearia coriacea | Saddle-leaf daisy. A shrub that grow 1.8-3m tall, it is drought resistant and is useful as a low growing hedge. Plant in a well drained, sunny position. Can withstand heavy frosts, semi shade and exposed sites. Suitable for coastal planting. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia cymbifolia | A much branched and very neat shrub with boat shaped leaves and a erect habit up to1.2m. White flowers with a yellow centre from November to January. Hardy, very drought resistant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia dartonii | A shrub with very narrow leaves and slender drooping branches. It grows between 1.8 and 4.6m tall and must attain some maturity before it is seen to its best advantage. Its flowers are inconspicuous but quite fragrant, these are produced during Spring. Very hardy. | PB12 | $50.00 | |
| Olearia dartonii | A shrub with very narrow leaves and slender drooping branches. It grows between 1.8 and 4.6m tall and must attain some maturity before it is seen to its best advantage. Its flowers are inconspicuous but quite fragrant, these are produced during Spring. Very hardy. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Olearia fragrantissima | Fragrant tree daisy. A well branched shrub or tree growing to about 3m. Tiny yellowish green flowerheads from spring to early summer. They have a strong fragrance reminiscent of peaches. Withstands dry conditions and tolerates strong winds. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia hectorii | A rare small leaved deciduous shrub upto 12 m. Reddish stems with thin grey-green leaves. Usually found in river valleys on the South Islands East Coast | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia ilicifolia | Mountain holly, Hakeke. Slow growth, reaching 5m high. It produces musk scented white flowers from December through to January. Requires a cool moist situation and is good for cold and partly shaded situations. Will respond well to a light pruning. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia ilicifolia x moschata | White daisy flowers from Dec-Jan. Needs adequate moisture & good drainage. Will do well if in light shade. Not common. 1.5m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia lineata | Shrub or small tree up to 8m with lightly furrowed, fawn-grey bark. It has slender, flexible, drooping branchlets that have very fine linear grey-green leaves that give the trees a wiry and wispy appearance. Small, creamy-coloured, scented flowers in November to January. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia Macrodonta | Arorangi, NZ Holly. A tree growing 1.5 to 6m tall that produces white flowers with a yellow centre during October though to January. These are more profuse on older bushes. Its foliage has a strong musky odour. Requires a cool moist situation, growing well in cold shady spots. | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Olearia nummularifolia | A compact shrub grows between 1.2 and 1.5m. Foliage is yellowish green colour and it produces white flowers with yellow centres Dec to Jan. It is found in subalpine and alpine shrub, which makes it suitable for dry and exposed places. It is useful and attractive as a low hedge. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia odorata | A dark, bushy deciduous shrub that grows up to 4m tall, it has rather stiff interlacing branches. Its flower buds are sticky, then small whitish scented flowers appear from December to February. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia paniculata | Golden ake ake, Akiraho. Tree growing to 4.5m tall. Produces very fragrant creamy white flowers during Autumn which scent the air for many metres around. Suited to dry soils and windy places, will not tolerate wet conditions. Commonly found in coastal areas. Makes an excellent hedge. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Olearia polita | Rare widely-branched tangled shrub with reddish twigs with two ridges bearing small glossy dark-green rounded leaves that are white underneath inhabiting damp sites. 2-4m tall | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia solandri | Coastal tree daisy. A fairly rapid growing shrub that grows 1.5-4.5m tall. During Jan and Feb it produces small white, vanilla scented flowers. Very hardy plant can tolerate heavy frosts, dry or exposed areas. Great plant for coastal conditions. Plant in full sun. Good as a hedging plant or for shelter. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Olearia traversiorum | Chatham Island ake ake. An erect tree up to 12m high. It is extremely hardy, enjoying the most rigorous conditions and is particularly suited for planting in coastal districts. Makes an excellent hedge. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Olearia x Oleifolia | A shrub growing up to 1.2m high, that produces white flowers December through to January. Good for dry and partially shaded situations. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Oxalis magellanica | Snow drop wood sorrel. Coastal to montane. A species of riparian habitats, usually found within the flood zone of streams and rivers. Grows in full sun but it is more usually seen in semi-shaded situations where the soil is damp. 20cm x 30cm | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Ozothamnus leptophylla | A fast growing silver coloured shrub, that produces clusters of creamy flower heads November-January and again during March - April. Plant in full sun in a dry, exposed site. Frost and possum hardy. Good for erosion control and ideal as a hedging plant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Ozothamnus leptophylla lcp | A golden coloured shrub growing 60 cm to 1.8m tall. It produces creamy coloured flowers. Found in riverbeds and sandy coastal areas. For best effect it should be grown in an exposed position in full sun and in poor dry soils. Will tolerate medium frosts. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Ozothamnus vauvilliersii | A shrub growing 1-3m high and 1m wide, found in drier areas. Produces clusters of white flowers. Prefers maximum sunshine, dry conditions and perfect drainage. Useful for growing in dry exposed places. Tolerant of medium frosts. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Ozothmnus Mt Fyffe | This fast growing form of Ozothamnus leptophyllus is from Mount Fyffe, Kaikoura. It has larger leaves than other forms with green/silvery leaves. It produces clusters of creamy flower heads November-January and again during March - April. Plant in full sun in a dry, exposed site. Frost and possum hardy. Good for erosion control and ideal as a hedging plant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pachystegia insignis | This choice low shrub produces white daisy like flowers with a yellow centre up to 7.5cm across. Plant in a sunny, well drained position. Tolerates dry conditions. Evergreen. 40cm x 60cm | PB3 | $20.00 | |
| Pachystegia rufa | Robust spreading shrub. Large, leathery oblong leaves. In spring it has large white daisy-like flowers with yellow centres. Does best in well drained sunny open sites. 1 x 1m | PB3 | $20.00 | |
| Parsonsia capsularis | NZ Jasmine. A vigorous climber with narrow foliage. It produces a great profusion of creamy white to pale yellow to pink to red, fragrant flowers from September through to March. Prefers a well drained soil and is a great coastal plant. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Parsonsia heterophylla | NZ Jasmine. A vigorous climber with both juvenile and adult foliage. It produces a great profusion of white, fragrant flowers from September through to March. Generally found in coastal situations and on margins of bush remnants. Prefers a well drained soil and is a great coastal plant. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Passiflora tetrandra | Kohia, NZ Passion Flower. A slender climber, usually growing by tendrils. It produces scented greenish white flowers Nov to Dec. Male and female flowers are carried on separate plants, so both must be grown closely for fruiting to occur. Needs a cool root run and any reasonable soil. | PB3 | $25.00 | |
| Pennantia corymbosa | Kaikomako, Firelighter. Its juvenile stage, can last up to 20 years and is a tangled mass of wiry branches. As an adult it will form a round-headed tree of up to 12m tall. It will produce clusters of waxy white, fragrant flowers during late Spring. It prefers to be planted in moist soil in an open situation. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Phormium Black Pepe | Black Pepe is a dwarf copper coloured flax which produces tubular bronze red flowers in summer, which attracts feeding birds. Easy to grow plant for low maintenance gardens. Ideal for coastal areas. Grows best in a permanently moist soil. 75 cm x 75 cm. | PB3 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium Black Rage | A bold striking flax. The blue-black foliage makes a stunning contrast against green or silver foliage. Hardy. 1.5 x 1m. | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium cookianum | Mountain flax, Wharariki. A fast growing variable species growing from 60cm to 1.5m high. Yellowish to orange flowers are produced on stalks Nov to Dec. These are rich in nectar and attract such birds as the Tui and the Bellbird. Plant in sun or semi-shade. Tolerates a dry or moist soils. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Phormium Dark Delight | Deep purplish bronze leaves becoming darker with age. Great contrast plant along with lighter leaf colours. Stands wind and easily grown in any soil. Height 1m. | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium Elfin | A small growing native flax, with distinctive curled ends to its bronze leaves. Excellent for rock gardens and containers. Will grow in any reasonable soil. Small, compact growing, hardy. 40 x 40cm. | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium Emerald Gem | Excellent bush clumping growth habit in an unusual emerald green colour. Ideal for smaller plantings, borders etc, also a great contrast plant among darker colours. Hardy and wind resistant. Not fussy as to soil. 60cm | PB3 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium Evening Glow | A stunning varieagated burgundy/green weeping flax hardy to all conditions. Up to 1m | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium Jester | Beautiful glossy bright red leaves with green margins form a graceful arching form of this notable garden plant. Great for a structured look. Stunning colour. 75cm - 75cm. | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium Pepe | A compact dwarf green flax. Excellent for rock gardens, containers or group plantings. 40 x 40 cm | PB3 | $20.00 | |
| Phormium tenax | Harakeke. A rigid upright flax from 1-3m high, which produces bronzy red flowers on flower stalks up to 5m high Nov to Jan. Will tolerate a wide range of growing situations, from swamp land to normal garden conditions. It is hardy to frosts, tolerant of coastal winds. | OP PB5 | $7.00 $17.50 | |
| Pimelea carnosa | NZ Daphne. A low growing plant that forms a rather dense cover of up to 50 cm across. It has blue-green to grey green foliage covered with white, scented flowers Oct. to March. Will grow in almost any well drained soil, when well established it will stand fairly dry conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pimelia prostrata | Low growing mat forming shrub. Quite tolerant of full sun and dry conditions. White flowering. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Pimelea oreophila | A low growing, sprawling plant up to 40cm tall. It is found in subalpine regions and exposed rocky places throughout N.Z. which makes this an ideal rock garden plant. Covered in creamy-white, strongly scented flowers from October to January. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Pimelea tomentosa | A beautiful understated erect shrub to 1m tall. Has white profusions of flowers and black fruit. Quite hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pittosporum anomalum | A low growing stiffly and densely-branched divaricating shrub 90-120cm tall. Has small yellow honey scented flowers from September to December. It grows well in a sunny well-drained site, but also in part shade. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pittosporum eugenioides | Lemonwood, Tarata. A quick growing tree from 6-12m tall. Its foliage is lemon scented (when crushed) and it has highly fragrant honey scented flowers. Prefers an open sunny site, with moisture and average garden conditions. Tolerant of medium frosts, winds and coastal exposure. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pittosporum patulum | Pittosporum patulum is a small tree that grows up to six metres high, in sub-alpine scrub and mountain beech forest in the South Island. The most striking aspect of its appearance is the deep red, fragrant flowers that appear in springtime. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pittosporum rigidum | A twiggy bushy shrub. Juvenile plant has rigid divaricating branchlets with small brownish green deeply lobed leaves. Adult stage the leaves are entire and larger. Single maroon flowers in spring. Avoid very dry sites, hardy to cold. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pittosporum roimata | A rare and lush Pittosporum from the Poor Knights Island. Bearing yellow flowers and gorwing to around 3m, a wonderful addition to any garden. Like dappled light and moist, well drained sites. Can tolerate dry. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Pittosporum tenuifolium | Black Matipo, Kohuhu. A tree growing 4-6m high. It produces sweet, fragrant, bright purple flowers Oct - Nov. Will thrive anywhere in most soils or climate. Is tolerant of medium frosts, wind and coastal conditions. Used extensively for hedges, can be kept to about 1.8m with regular pruning. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pittosporum turneri | Tent pole tree. Has a distinct juvenile stage, that resembles a divaricating coprosma with a column type habit. In maturity it is a small tree, and has glossy leathery green leaves and profusions of pink flowers in summer. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Plagianthus divaricatus | Marsh ribbonwood. A dense twiggy shrub growing to 2m. The scented flowers and fruit are both very small. The natural habitat of P.divaricatus is coastal marshes and estuaries throughout N.Z. For this reason it has value as one of the few plants that will tolerate both salt laden winds and wet soils. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Plagianthus regius | Ribbonwood. Growing 5-12m.The tree has a divaricating juvenile form while the adult becomes a straight trunked tree. The tree has an attractive airy appearance, yet is quite tough, being able to withstand strong winds. It will grow in most soils but does best in one that has been well worked. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Poa cita | A graceful drooping tussock with very fine fawn grey foliage, it grows in a clump to 50 cm tall. A common plant of scrub and grassland in coastal to subalpine areas throughout N.Z. from Thames southward. Likes a dry sunny spot and looks best when grown in poor soil. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Poa colensoi | A small plant forming stiff tussocks to about 25 cm tall, with green or blue-green needle like leaves. It is found in grassland and rocky places throughout N.Z. from Thames southward. Suitable for a rock garden or the front of a border. Needs a dry site. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Podocarpus acutifolius | A small tree growing 4-5m, with sharp needle like foliage. It is found naturally from the Marlborough Sounds to southern Westland and will grow in most conditions, being very hardy. It can be clipped to maintain a bushy shape and would make a good hedging plant. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Podocarpus laetus | Halls Totara. Similar to Podocarpus totara but is smaller and has thin, papery bark. Generally occurs at higher altitudes. Suitable for hedging. Evergreen. Hardier than P. totara but requires protection while young. Slow growing to 12m x 7m. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Podocarpus nivalis | Mountain totara. This shrub is found in alpine and subalpine areas throughout N.Z. It has a variable form, being either prostrate or erect and can grow to about 1m high. Makes a good groundcover in a rock garden. Grows in a wide range of conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Podocarpus nivalis Bronze | A natural bronze variation of mountain totara. It has a variable form, being either prostrate or erect and can grow to about 1m high. Makes a good groundcover in a rock garden. Grows in a wide range of conditions. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Podocarpus nivalis variegata | This form was selected from a plant growing wild in the mountains. It has a variable form, being either prostrate or erect and can grow to about 1m high. Makes a good groundcover in a rock garden. Grows in a wide range of conditions. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Podocarpus totara | Totara. In the forest the Totara can reach 40m, but under cultivation it grows to about 5-12m. The needle like leaves are olive green, with the fresh growth being a brighter shade. Totara is suitable for planting as a specimen or for hedging and is not fussy about soil conditions. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pomaderris amoena | This shrub is found in scattered areas of the North Island and upper South Island. The bright green leaves are very small and narrow with a wrinkled surface. It grows about 1m tall. Prefers a sunny to semi-shady, well drained situation. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Prumnopitys ferruginea | Miro. It is quite slow growing and usually reaches 5-12m in cultivation. These make a nice ornamental feature and are also a favourite food of the native wood pigeon. Trees of both sexes are necessary for fruiting. Plant in a good moist soil in semi shade. | PB5 | $25.00 | |
| Prumnopitys taxifolia | Black pine, Matai. Resembles Miro, with similar distribution and growing to the same size. The juvenile form has drooping tangled branches with an orange hue and silvery foliage. Will tolerate drier soils than Miro. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pseudopanax arboreus | Grows into a well branched rounded tree of between 3-6m high. Small purple berries are attractive to birds. It can be kept bushy as it responds well to regular pruning. In humid areas it can be prone to root rot, so should be grown on dry sites with good air movement. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pseudopanax crassifolius | Eventually will develop into a round headed tree of about 5m. Sun or shade, dry or moist Coastal tolerant Black berries attract birds | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pseudopanax ferox | Eventually will develop into a round headed tree of about 5m. Sun or shade, dry or moist Coastal tolerant Black berries attract birds | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Pseudopanax Rangatira | A bushy shrup, 2-3metres. A hardy plant that will grow in a range of soils and situations. Plant in full sun to semi shade. | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Pseudowintera colorata | Horopito. A bushy shrub of 2-3m. The colourful leaves are yellowish green often mottled or speckled with red. It prefers a good soil and although it can tolerate quite dry conditions it does appreciate watering during dry spells. Grow in sun or semi shade. | PB3 PB12 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Raoulia australis | This is a dense and compact ground cover that will form firm mats of silvery green foliage of up to 1m or more across. Yellow flowers are produced in abundance during Oct to Nov. Plant in full sun in a gritty soil. Useful as a rock garden plant. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Raoulia hookeri | Forms dense silvery white mats of up to 1m across. During Dec and Jan, it gets a cover of sweetly scented, clear yellow flowers When established it can withstand fairly dry conditions, but growth is better if it is given reasonably moist conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Raoulia monroi | Sun or semi-shade, moist, well-drained Effective foliage. Ideal for rock garden | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Raoulia subsericea | A mat forming groundcover that forms a compact mat about 20-40cm wide. Covered in scented white flowers during November to January. Easily grown, prefers a sunny position in the rock garden. Once established it will tolerate quite dry conditions. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Raoulia tenuicaulis | Forms dense mats in stony places. Covered in white flowers during December and January. Frost hardy. Plant in full sun or shade in a moist but well drained soil. In moist shady areas the plant is more of a light green colour, while in sun it can become quite silver. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Raukaua anomalus | A divaricating shrub growing up to 2m high, found throughout N.Z in forest and in scrub. Tiny green or fawn flowers in January and February, fruiting during February and April. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Ripogonum scandens | A mass of thick black twining stems that can create a tangled thicket in the bush. On reaching the light at the top of the tree, supplejack will produce starry greenish flowers. It needs a shady sheltered site in a good soil. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Rubus cissioides | A vigorous climbing bush lawyer | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Rubus parvus | A prostrate plant useful as a ground cover, particularly in a dry sunny position. Small white flowers appear in spring and these are followed by attractive raspberry like fruits. Best grown in an open situation but will grow in almost any soil or site. Very Hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Rubus schmellioides | A vigorous climbing bush lawyer | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Rubus squarrosus | A vigorous and sparsely foliaged climber found throughout New Zealand, with white flowers in spring. Plant in either a dry or moist soil in full sun. Frost hardy and can cope with an exposed aspect. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Rubus x barkeri | A creeping plant that makes a good vigorous groundcover able to tolerate dry conditions. The leaves are trifoliate with lance shaped leaflets and are a shiny green with bronze tonnings. It is a natural hybrid first found by Lake Brunner. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Samolus repens | A creeping plant that forms large mats. Leaves are lush green to bronzy green and are covered with numerous creamy white flowers from December to March. Grows in most soils and although can tolerate quite dry conditions, but is best with some moisture. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Schefflera digitata | Seven Finger is an attractive spreading tree which grows up to about 3m. It should be given a shady and sheltered position in good moist soil. Frost tender. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Schoenoplectus pungens | A summer green perrenial salt-marsh rush that forms open clumps with stiffly erect to arching leaves 40 -80 cm tall, with creeping rhizomes. Nut grey brown seed heads from November to February. Great for wet, saltmarsh and brackish areas. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani | A tall creeping rush like plant 1.5m high or more. Its main use is for environmental planting, but may be grown in wet soils or around the edge of a large pond. May die down in colder areas over winter. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Scleranthus biflorus | A plant of coastal regions of the North Island. It forms low moss like mounds of tightly packed tiny leaves and has minute greenish flowers. Requires a sunny situation and a free draining soil. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Scleranthus uniflorus | This species is very similar to S. biflorus but is found in drier areas east of the South Islands main divide. It has a tighter habit and the foliage is more yellowish green. Plant in full sun, in a well drained soil, preferably on the dry side. Frost hardy. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Scutellaria novae zealandiae | Small semi-woody plant with erect branches growing up to 40 cm tall. It flowers December through to March. Plant in a moist, well drained soil in a shady position. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Selliera radicans | A low growing, wide spreading groundcover. It produces small white flowers- sometimes pale blue during summer. Plant in sun or light shade, good plant for coastal areas. May be used as a lawn, but takes time to establish. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Sophora chathamica | Chatham Island kowhai. Found mainly in coastal and lowland areas. It becomes a moderate to large tree up to 12m tall with one main trunk. Plant in full sun or semi shade in any reasonable conditions with good drainage, does not like water logged soil in winter. | PB5 | $20.00 | |
| Sophora microphylla | South Island Kowhai. It has a somewhat tangled juvenile form before growing into a tree 3-7m. Its juvenile stage can last for up to 12 years and it doesn't flower during this time. | OP PB5 PB18 | $7.00 $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Sophora prostrata | Dwarf Kowhai. Found in lowland places from Marlborough to Canterbury, the prostrate kowhai forms a close mound with tangly branches. The leaves are very small and the flowers too are smaller than any other species and are yellow to orange. They are borne sparsely and sporadically. Grows upto 2m. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Sophora tetraptera | Large leaved kowhai. Found naturally in the North Island. It is slightly taller than Sophora Microphylla and has longer leaves with bigger leaflets. Plant in sun or shade. Frost hardy, will tolerate exposure to sun. | PB5 PB18 | $17.50 $50.00 | |
| Streblus hetereophylla | Milk tree. An endemic small growing tree. Grows best in semi shade to full sun in damp well drained sites. 4m | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Suaeda novae zealandiae | This plant has quite woody stems and thick leaves. It is often pinkish in colour and has an ability to withstand salty soils. It has Green or white flowers and these along with the fruit are found at the base of the leaves from November to March. Grow upto 30cm. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Tetragonia implexicoma | A scrambling subshrub that forms dense leafy patches of up to 4 m. The stems are long and trailing, often succulent and coloured red or pink when young, maturing to dark green to brown-black and becoming woody. Yellow flowers from September to June. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Tetragonia tetragonioides | A semi-sprawling coastal species that grows up to 60cm long with fleshy leaves. Can be cultivated as a vegetable. | 1L | $13.50 | |
| Teucrium parvifolium | Twiggy shrub growing 1-2m tall, covered in small white flowers in spring and summer. Requires regular pruning to maintain a good shape. Suitable for dry open areas in sun or semi shade. Does not like overcrowding by other plants. | PB5 | $17.50 | |
| Thyridia repens | A small, soft, hairless, rather succulent creeping perennial herb, with prostrate or rising branches up to 15cm long and tiny leaves. It has large pale purple flowers up to 15mm across with a yellow throat, from October through to March. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Typha orientalis | Bull Rush. The raupo is found abundantly in marshy places in lowland regions throughout N.Z. A vigorous deciduous plant growing 2-3m tall. Although quite ornamental, it is far to invasive for the garden. Tolerates plenty of moisture and needs a sunny spot. | OP | $7.00 | |
| Urtica ferox | BP | Ongaonga. Native stinging nettle. A small shrub to small wooded tree up to 3m high. The stings from this plant can be quite painful. The only host plant to the NZ Red Admiral butterfly. | OP | $7.00 |
| Urtica persconfusa | LCP | Swamp nettle. Smaller leaved than ferox, with a drooping and spawling habit. It is the host plant to the NZ Yellow Admiral butterfly. | OP | $7.00 |
| Viola lyallii | This small creeping perennial herb with pale green heart shaped leaves likes filtered light and a moist soil. It has white flowers from October to January with some purplish-pink on petals. | PB3 | $17.50 | |
| Wahlenbergia pygmaea | A low growing hairless, tufted perennial herb 1-2cm high with white or pale-blue flowers from November to February. Likes a sunny site with adequate moisture and good drainage. | 1L | $13.50 |
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