A hardy evergreen native that is large and fast growing. This weeping sedge has tussock leaves that are a yellowy green. Prefers wet soils and is commonly planted by wetlands, ponds or streamside as the large root system holds banks in place and helps to prevent erosion.

As a juvenile evergreen has tangled growth with small leaves, but through maturation bears attractive marbled green leaves with a serrated edge with small clumps of white flowers. Prefers a semi-shaded site.

A low spreading bushy citrus variety commonly grown for its thin-skinned fruit. The lemons produced are large, sweet and juicy, ripening mainly in winter/spring although producing fruit all year round. This variety is the mostly hardy in the cold, although will still need protection from heavy frost.

With bright orange-red flowers, this is sure to add colour to any garden or sit pride of place in a pot. The leaves are dark green, glossy and strap like, growing stems with large heads of flowers in Spring when mature. Prefers semi-shade for best performance.

Produces a stunning show of large heads of pastel peach flowers. These contrast beautifully with the dark green strap-like, glossy leaves. Require more shaded areas for best performance.

A commonly found coastal shrub that is low-growing and tolerant of dry, windy, coastal conditions as well as a light frost. The leaves are a thick, leathery and deep green, edged with a golden yellow. These evergreens stay gorgeous all year round and make a great hedge or screen.

A variety bred from the New Zealand Cabbage Tree, this cultivar keeps a strong vertical habit of stunning plum purple leaves that are broad and arching. Prefers full sun to partial shade and is well suited to coastal conditions.

A dwarf variety of our native cabbage tree, sporting broad lime green leaves that will grow into multiple heads. Well suited to a display pot.

A hardy native shrub that grows a mass of wiry tangled branches and is commonly trimmed into a hedge. These branches are a silver-grey colour, with bronze- green foliage which turns a rich chocolate colour in Winter. In Summer, small, yellow, star-shaped flowers make an appearance, and are followed by orange berries that birds love.

A hardy New Zealand native commonly used in low hedging but also well suited in mixed planting. The leaves are an attractive olive green, with a silver underside. In summer, small, star-shaped yellow flowers appear, followed by orange berries that birds love.