The world's first variegated Carex trifida. This distinguished selection has broad mid green foliage edged with an elegant gold margin & a glaucus bloom on the underside of the foliage. A very handsome trouble-free selection. The glaucous bloom is more pronounced in open situations. Ideal for mass planting or for pots & container in the modern courtyard garden.

Distinctive glowing reddish-bronze foliage with a soft weeping habit makes this native grass a must for any garden. Tolerates part shade and dry conditions. Good for amenity planting.

Densely tufted native grass with wide-spreading foliage. When planted in full sun it has a distinctive rich orange and green colouring. It is hardy to drought and salt winds.

A distinguished species with a large stout habit with wide slightly arching deep green leaves. The flower spikes are prominently held on stiff stems. A wetland favourite.

Vigorous, graceful, bright green sedge, closely related to Carex secta. It is used for planting in damp soils or wetlands but it will also grow on dry sites in sun or semi shade.

(Putaputaweta) An attractive upright tree with a distinctive juvenile phase. The leaves are often mottled light & dark green on the upper surfaces. Tiny white flowers in Summer.

Rounded, compact, evergreen shrub with masses of tiny fragrant white flowers in spring and autumn. Makes a lovely hedge for near the house and looks great in pots.

Believed to have originated in California as a seedling of 'Tahiti Lime'. The fruit rarely produces seed. It is large for a lime, thin-skinned, juicy and acidic. Great for the aspiring chef.

Dr. Keith Hammett raised orange-red hybrids. Ideal in the dry garden, for mass planting under trees or grown as a container specimen on a shady deck or patio.

Dr. Keith Hammett raised yellow hybrids. Ideal in the dry garden, for mass planting under trees or grown as a specimen in a pride of place location on a shady deck or patio.