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Pittosporum 'Irish Luck'

A compact and dense growing form of Pittosporum, Irish Luck has deep green foliage with fine silver hairs on the leaf margins. Maintains a neat habit, great for hedging and clipping.

Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Mountain Green'

Popular shelter plant with a very uniform habit. Compact growth habit with small fresh green leaves.

Pittosporum ralphii 'Stephens Island'

This plant has a tidy habit with an upright medium form. The foliage is smooth with a slight grey to green tomentose appearance and attractive pointed leaves.

Plagianthus regia betulinus

(Manatu) The largest NZ deciduous tree. The juvenile form has divaricating foliage and mature trees have birchlike leaves. Very tough and able to withstand strong winds.

Podocarpus totara 'Matapouri Blue'

(Blue Totara) Stunning evergreen, specimen tree, producing rich blue foliage over winter changing to lime green in spring. Can be pruned. Makes an excellent hedging plant. Full sun.

Prumnopitys ferruginea

(Miro) Needle-like foliage arranged in pairs with contrasting dark scaly bark. It produces large red fruit which are favoured by wood pigeons. Slow growing. Best in semi-shaded location.

Pseudopanax ferox

(Toothed Lancewood) Funky architectural native. Excellent when young to add an accent to a pot on the patio. Slow growing and looks great planted in groups in the garden.

Pseudopanax lessonii 'Gecko Gold'

Compact shrub with rounded green leaves with splashes of bright yellow in their centres. Makes a lovely informal hedge and thrives in pots. Adds a dash of colour to dull garden areas.

Pseudopanax 'Moa's Toes'

Leathery, deep green to dark red leaves that resemble Moa's Toes. This native looks gorgeous planted in small groups or as a specimen in the garden.

Rhopalostylis sapida 'Little Barrier'

A graceful, slow growing Nikau that is best grown in shady sites and moist soil. Ideal for native gardens and tropical plantings. The bright red seeds are a magnet to native birds.