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Aloe vera

(Medicinal Aloe) A stemless succulent with serrated, thick and fleshy, green to grey-green leaves with white flecks. Long canary yellow flowers during summer. Tolerates dry conditions.

Alternanthera 'Little Ruby'

Another of the 'Little Hottie' series - a standout groundcover with eye-catching, deep burgundy foliage. Makes a superb border plant or colourful pot specimen in sun or part shade.

Arthropodium bifurcatum 'Matapouri Bay'

(Renga Renga Lily) A Lyndale selection with broad architectural blue hued foliage. Large, starry white flowers are produced from mid summer. Excellent for mass planting.

Arthropodium cirratum 'Te Puna'

(Renga Renga Lily) A petite selection forming a compact clump, topped with panicles of small starry white flowers borne from mid summer. Excellent for mass planting.

Asplenium antiquum

Commonly known as the bird's nest fern, this Asplenium selection has bright green arching leaves with a strong midrib. The fronds are uniform width with a twist in its frond.

Astelia chathamica 'Silver Shadow'

A dwarf selection with stunning shiny silver foliage. Makes a great contrasting plant in the garden or as a specimen plant in containers. Best grown in full sun to part shade in well-drained soil.

Azalea 'Autumn Lily'

Profuse, single white blooms with occasional single purple lines. This strong, robust and upright grower is equally suited to mass planting or as a specimen.

Blechnum discolor

(Crown Fern) Upright fern with bright green fronds that form a distinctive shuttlecock crown. It makes an attractive groundcover in the shady areas of the garden.

Blechnum gibbum 'Silver Lady'

(Dwarf Tree Fern) The graceful, arching, light green fronds change to a silvery grey with age, and forms a wide rosette of foliage that develops into a woody trunk. Fast growing.

Buxus hybrid 'Green Gem'

Compact evergreen selection forming a tight rounded shrub, perfect for topiary. The spring growth is a beautiful soft lime-green darkening with age. Great for hedging.