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Mature size: 5m x 8m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Sophora microphylla, commonly known as Small Leaved Kōwhai, is one of New Zealand's best known native trees, producing masses of brilliant yellow flowers that attract tūī, bellbirds, and other nectar-feeding birds and insects. It is ideal for gardens, shelter planting, lifestyle blocks, and revegetation projects.
Mature size: 8m x 3m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Kunzea robusta, known widely as Kānuka, or tea tree, is a hardy, fast growing New Zealand native tree valued for its fine evergreen foliage, masses of fragrant white flowers, and excellent performance in revegetation and shelter planting. It is well suited to native restoration projects, lifestyle blocks, shelter belts, and home gardens. Attrtactive to bees and butterflies. Kānuka thrives in full sun and adapts to a wide range of soil conditions.
Mature size: 6m x .5m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Dodonaea viscosa Purpurea, commonly known as Purple Akeake, is a fast-growing New Zealand native shrub or small tree valued for its purple foliage, in winter changing darker purple still. It is excellent for hedging, shelter belts, screening, coastal planting, and adding year-round colour to native and contemporary gardens. It tolerates wind, dry conditions, and coastal exposure once established.
Mature size: 50m x 5m Soil: Moist/Wet Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, commonly known as Kahikatea, or White Pine is New Zealand's tallest native tree and a magnificent evergreen conifer renowned for its graceful form and ecological importance. Naturally found in lowland forests and wetland margins, Kahikatea develops a straight trunk with soft, feathery green foliage that matures into an impressive forest giant. An excellent choice for riparian restoration, wetland planting, shelterbelts, and large landscape projects, Kahikatea thrives in moist to wet soils where many other native trees struggle. It is also valued for providing habitat and seasonal fruit for native birds, making it an outstanding addition to ecological restoration projects.
Mature size: 6m x 3m Soil: Moist / Well drained Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade Aristotelia serrata, commonly known as Wineberry or Makomako, is a fast-growing New Zealand native tree prized for its vibrant foliage, attractive bark, and abundance of colourful berries. During spring, clusters of delicate cream to pink flowers attract bees and other beneficial pollinators, while the striking red to dark purple berries that follow provide an important food source for native birds such as tūī, bellbirds, and kererū. Its lush green leaves often develop rich red and purple tones before falling, creating beautiful seasonal interest.
Mature size: 5m x 2m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Olearia dartonii is a hardy New Zealand native shrub with attractive grey-green foliage and a naturally dense, bushy habit. Well suited to exposed sites, it performs exceptionally well in coastal gardens, shelter belts, riparian planting, and ecological restoration projects. During summer, clusters of small white daisy-like flowers provide seasonal interest while attracting bees and other beneficial pollinators. Olearia dartonii thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates wind, frost, and a range of soil conditions once established.
Mature size: 10m x 4m Soil: Moist/Wet Sunlight: Full sun / Partial Shade Carpodetus serratus 'Marble Leaf' is a distinctive selection of the New Zealand native Putaputawētā, prized for its attractive cream and green variegated foliage. This fast growing small tree adds year round interest to native gardens, shelter plantings, and landscape projects while retaining the toughness and adaptability of the species. In late spring and early summer, clusters of fragrant white star shaped flowers appear, followed by small dark berries that attract native birds. It grows well in full sun to partial shade and thrives in fertile, well drained soils with regular moisture.
Mature size: 7m x 2.5m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Dodonaea viscosa, commonly known as Green Akeake, is a hardy evergreen New Zealand native shrub valued for its glossy green foliage, rapid growth, and excellent tolerance of wind, drought, and coastal conditions. It is widely planted for hedging, shelter belts, screening, and native restoration projects. Fast growing and easy to maintain, Green Akeake forms a dense bushy habit that responds well to trimming. It thrives in a wide range of soil types and is well suited to lifestyle blocks, coastal gardens, and commercial landscape planting.
Mature size: 3m x 5m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well drained Sunlight: Full Sun Plagianthus regius, Ribbonwood is prized for its delicate, ribbon-like foliage and graceful form. Ideal for garden screens or specimen planting. Thrives in full sun and adapts well to moist or dry, well-drained soils once established. Hardy and low-maintenance.
Mature size: 5m x 2m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Cordyline australis 'Purpurea' is a striking purple-leaved selection of New Zealand's iconic Cabbage Tree (Tī Kōuka). It forms a strong upright trunk topped with dramatic burgundy to deep purple sword-like foliage, making it an outstanding feature tree for modern landscapes, native gardens, and commercial plantings. Hardy and adaptable, 'Purpurea' thrives in coastal, inland, windy and exposed conditions. It is suitable for feature planting, shelter belts, riparian projects, and lifestyle blocks, while providing year-round colour and architectural appeal. Mature trees produce fragrant white flower clusters followed by berries that attract native birds.
Mature size: 5m x 2m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Cordyline australis, commonly known as the Cabbage Tree or Tī Kōuka, is one of New Zealand's most recognisable native trees. It forms a strong upright trunk topped with clusters of long, sword-like green leaves, creating a striking architectural feature in gardens and landscapes. Extremely hardy and adaptable, Cabbage Tree thrives in coastal, inland, wet and exposed conditions. It is widely used for riparian planting, wetland restoration, shelter belts, lifestyle blocks and native gardens. Mature trees produce large fragrant flower clusters followed by berries that attract native birds.
Mature size: 1m x 5m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Pseudopanax crassifolius, commonly known as Lancewood, is one of New Zealand's most distinctive native trees. Its striking juvenile form features long, narrow, downward-pointing leaves with serrated edges, gradually maturing into a rounded tree with broader foliage. This unique growth habit makes it a standout feature in native gardens and landscape projects. Hardy and adaptable, Lancewood thrives in a wide range of conditions, including exposed and frosty sites. It is well suited to native gardens, revegetation projects, riparian planting, shelter belts, and lifestyle blocks. Mature trees also provide food and habitat for native birds.
Mature size: 4m x 2m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Leptospermum scoparium, commonly known as Mānuka or Tea Tree, is one of New Zealand's most iconic native shrubs. This hardy evergreen produces small aromatic foliage and masses of white flowers, sometimes tinged with pink, from spring through summer. Its nectar-rich blooms are highly valued by bees and are the source of New Zealand's renowned mānuka honey. Fast growing and adaptable, Mānuka is ideal for shelter belts, riparian planting, native revegetation, lifestyle blocks, and coastal landscapes. It thrives in exposed, low fertility, and challenging sites while providing valuable habitat and food for native wildlife.
Mature size: 5m x 2m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Olearia lineata is a hardy New Zealand native evergreen shrub or small tree known for its fine grey green foliage and graceful, arching branches. It is well suited to hedging, shelter belts, riparian planting, revegetation projects, and native gardens. Naturally tolerant of wind, frost, and dry conditions once established, Olearia lineata is an excellent choice for exposed sites. In late spring and summer it produces clusters of small white flowers that attract bees and other beneficial pollinators while providing habitat for native wildlife.
Mature size: 1.5m x 1m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun Olearia x haastii, an evergreen shrub with dark green, shiny, leathery leaves that bring year-round interest to any garden. In summer, delicate white daisy-like flower heads emerge, creating a charming display. This is a rare natural hybrid found only in the South Island, making it a unique addition to your landscape. Among olearias, it's the hardiest variety available, offering excellent resilience in challenging conditions. It also provides moderate deer resistance, protecting your garden from browsing damage.
Mature size: 4m x 3m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Olearia macrodonta, commonly known as NZ Holly, is a hardy New Zealand native evergreen tree recognised for its distinctive large, toothed leaves with silvery undersides. It is an excellent choice for shelter belts, revegetation projects, riparian planting, native gardens, and large scale landscaping. Naturally found in cooler and upland regions of New Zealand, Mountain Akeake is well adapted to exposed sites, wind, and frost. Its dense foliage provides excellent shelter while the clusters of fragrant white flowers attract bees and other beneficial pollinators.
Mature size: 4m x 2m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Olearia paniculata, commonly known as Golden Akeake, is a fast growing New Zealand native evergreen shrub or small tree renowned for its attractive glossy green foliage and exceptional hardiness. It is widely used for hedging, shelter belts, screening, coastal planting, riparian restoration, and large scale landscape projects. Akeake thrives in exposed conditions and is highly tolerant of wind, salt spray, and dry periods once established. Its dense growth habit makes it an excellent choice for creating privacy screens, windbreaks, and valuable habitat for native birds.
Mature size: 5m x 4m Soil: Dry Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Olearia traversii, commonly known as Chatham Island Akeake, is a hardy New Zealand native evergreen tree valued for its rapid growth, dense branching, and attractive glossy green foliage. It is an excellent choice for hedging, shelter belts, coastal planting, riparian restoration, and large scale landscaping projects. Highly tolerant of wind, salt spray, and exposed conditions, Chatham Island Akeake establishes quickly and provides year round shelter and habitat for native birds. Its dense growth habit also makes it an ideal option for privacy screening and windbreaks.
Mature size: 8m x 4m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Pittosporum colensoi is a hardy New Zealand native evergreen small tree similar to P. tenuifolium, has flatter, attractive shiny foliage and conspicuous fragrant flowers on dark stems. This species thrives in diverse site conditions, handling moist soils and coastal winds with ease. Its dense branching habit makes it an excellent choice for screening, shelter planting, and native habitat creation. A magnet for pollinators, it's ideal for revegetation projects, riparian planting, and landscape restoration in both coastal and inland environments.
Mature size: 6m x 3m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Pittosporum eugenioides, commonly known as Lemonwood, is a fast growing New Zealand native evergreen tree known for its fresh lemon scented foliage and attractive light green leaves. It is widely used for hedging, shelter belts, screening, riparian planting, and native landscape projects. Hardy and adaptable, Lemonwood performs well in a variety of conditions, including coastal and inland sites. Its dense growth and quick establishment make it an excellent choice for creating privacy, shelter, and habitat for native birds.
Mature size: 1m x 5m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Pseudopanax ferox, commonly known as Fierce Lancewood, is one of New Zealand's most distinctive native trees. Its dramatic juvenile form features long, narrow, saw edged leaves that create a striking architectural feature in any landscape. As the tree matures, it develops a rounded crown with shorter, broader foliage. Hardy and adaptable, Lancewood is ideal for native gardens, lifestyle blocks, revegetation projects, and feature planting. It thrives in a range of soil types and growing conditions.
Mature size: 4m x 15m plus Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Podocarpus totara, Tōtara, is one of New Zealand's most iconic native evergreen trees. Renowned for its longevity, attractive rich green foliage, and upright growth, it is an excellent choice for shelter belts, revegetation projects, lifestyle blocks, and native landscape planting. Hardy and adaptable, Tōtara thrives in a wide range of conditions, from coastal sites to inland environments. It establishes well, requires minimal maintenance once established, and provides valuable habitat and food for native birds and wildlife.
Mature size: 4m x 12m Soil: Well drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Podocarpus laetus, Hall's Tōtara, is a hardy New Zealand native evergreen tree valued for its dense green foliage and naturally upright growth. It is well suited to revegetation projects, shelter belts, lifestyle blocks, and native landscape planting. This adaptable species thrives in a range of conditions and develops into an attractive long lived tree, providing year round structure and valuable habitat and berry fruit for native wildlife.
Mature size: 10m x 3m Soil: Dry/Moist Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Pittosporum tenuifolium, commonly known as Black Matipo or Kōhūhū, is a fast growing New Zealand native evergreen tree with attractive glossy green foliage and distinctive dark stems. It is one of the country's most popular plants for hedging, shelter belts, screening, riparian planting, and large scale landscape projects. Highly adaptable and easy to grow, Black Matipo thrives in a wide range of conditions, including exposed, coastal, and inland sites. It responds well to regular trimming, making it an excellent choice for formal hedges, privacy screens, and revegetation projects.
Mature size: 4m x 3m Soil: Dry/Moist/Well Drained Sunlight: Full Sun/Partial Shade Pittosporum 'Stephens Island' is a hardy New Zealand native evergreen shrub with a naturally dense, compact growth habit and attractive grey green foliage. It is an excellent choice for hedging, shelter belts, screening, native gardens, and coastal landscape projects. This resilient cultivar performs well in a wide range of conditions including exposed, windy, and coastal sites. Slow growing yet responds well to trimming, making it ideal for creating formal or informal hedges while also providing valuable habitat for native birds.