Plagianthus divaricatus
- Mature size: 2m x 2m
- Soil: Moist/Wet
- Sunlight: Full Sun
Plagianthus divaricatus is a hardy New Zealand native shrub naturally found in coastal wetlands and estuaries. Its dense interlacing branches make it an excellent choice for coastal planting, restoration projects, shelter, and native gardens. It tolerates wind, salt spray, and damp conditions exceptionally well. Its root system makes it an ideal option for erosion control.
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- Mature size: 2m x 2m
- Soil: Moist/Wet
- Sunlight: Full Sun
Plagianthus divaricatus is a hardy New Zealand native shrub naturally found in coastal wetlands and estuaries. Its dense interlacing branches make it an excellent choice for coastal planting, restoration projects, shelter, and native gardens. It tolerates wind, salt spray, and damp conditions exceptionally well. Its root system makes it an ideal option for erosion control.
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