| Camellia Ballet Dancer | Japonica. Medium sized peony flower of cream, shaded coral pink on petal edges. Early to late flowering season. Compact and upright growth. E. H. 2.5cm x 2m |
| Camellia Ballet Queen | Hybrid. Large peony form of salmon pink. Mid to late flowering . Medium upright growth. E. H. 2.5m x 2m |
| Camellia Barbara Clarke | Hybrid. Vigorous, compact, upright habit of growth. Medium sized, semi-double, rose pink blooms. E. H. 2m x 1.5m |
| Camellia Beatrice Emily | Sasanqua. Red buds open to creamy white with deep pink margins on outer petals. Informal double. Tall, open habit of growth. E. H. 2.5m x 2m. |
| Camellia Brian | Reticulata japonica. Compact, upright growth. Mid to late season flowering of pale, cyclamen pink blooms. E. H. 3m x 2m |
| Camellia Cinnamon Cindy | Hybrid. Strong, upright growing. Miniature flowers of white tinged with pink, are semi-double to rose form. Fragrant. Early to late season. Lends itself to shaping. E. H. 1.5 x 1m. |
| Camellia Cornish Snow | Hybrid. Open erect growth habit with dark green foliage. Pink-flushed buds open to white with occasional pink blush. Dainty, miniature, single flowers in abundance mid to late season. E. H. |
| Camellia Coronation | Japonica. Large, white, semi-double. Vigorous with an open, spreading growth habit. Flowers mid-season. E. H. |
| Camellia Crimson King | Sasanqua. Glowing crimson-red single blooms with attractively twisted petals and yellow stamens. Medium sized blooms, dark green foliage and a dense spreading habit. Flower early season. Superb example. E. H. 1.5m x 1m. |
| Camellia Crimson Tide | Sasanqua.Semi-double, crimson red with interesting twisted petals which have a crepe paper like texture. A dense, spreading habit with rich green foliage. E. H. |
| Camellia Debbie | Hybrid. Medium to large peony form of clear rose to deep cyclamen-pink. Upright growth with pale green foliage. Flowers mid-season. E. H. |
| Camellia Debutante | Japonica. A medium sized peony bloom of clear, light pink appears early to mid season on a bush of light green foliage. E. H. 2.2m x 2m |
| Camellia Desire | Japonica. Large, formal, double with incurved petals of ivory-white, blushed pink on edges. Mid season. Bushy habit. E. H. 2.5m x 2m |
| Camellia Dr. Tinsley | Hybrid. Medium semi-double flower of pale pink with slightly darker edges. Mid to late season. Slender, erect growth. E. H. 2.5m x 2m |
| Camellia Dreamboat | Hybrid. Bright pink with lavender cast. Large informal double blooms with incurved petals. Average, open, upright growth. Flowers mid season. E. H. |
| Camellia Elegans Champagne | Japonica. Large anemone blooms with waxy-white outer petals and creamy petaloids. Spreading, bushy growth and deeply serrated foliage. Flowers early to mid-season. E. H. 2m x 2m. |
| Camellia Elegans Splendour | Japonica. Very large anemone form of soft, light pink edged with white. Outer petals are serrated. Flowers early to mid season. Spreading habit of growth. E. H. 2m x 2m |
| Camellia Fairy Blush | Sansanqua. Graceful habit of growth with dark green foliage. Masses of dark pink buds form along the stem and open to small white flowers flushed with pink. Hedging or specimen shrub. E. H. 3m x 2m |
| Camellia Fairy Wand | Hybrid. Masses of small, semi double flowers of rosy-red bloom along the stems from early winter. Upright growth. E. H. 2m x 1.5m |
| Camellia Fire Falls | Hybrid. Glowing crimson, medium to large peony blooms. Vigorous upright growth habit. Flowers mid-season. E. H. 2.5m x 2m. |
| Camellia Freedom Bells | Williamsii. Showy, bright red, semi double, bell shaped flowers from late winter. Vigorous, upright growth habit. E. H. 2.5m x 2.5m |
| Camellia Gay Baby | Hybrid. Miniature semi-double blooms of deep orchid-pink. Open, upright habit of growth. Flowers mid-season. E. H. 2m x 1.5m. |
| Camellia Guillio Nuccio | Japonica. Large to very large, semi-double, coral rose-pink blooms with irregular petals. Vigorous upright growth. E. H. |
| Camellia Gwenneth Morey | Japonica. Large anemone form with white outer petals and cream-to-primrose-yellow petaloids. Average upright growth. Flowers mid to late-season. E. H. 2m x 2m. |
| Camellia Jennifer Susan | Sasanqua. Soft clear pink, semi-double with curled petals. Vigorous, upright grower. Early flowering. E. H. 2 x 1.5m. |
| Camellia Jubilation | Hybrid. Very large, rose form flowers of clear rose-pink flecked with a deeper pink. Mid to late season flowering. Upright growth. E. H. 2.5 x 2m |
| Camellia K. Sawada | Japonica. Large, white, formal double blooms. Vigorous, semi-upright growth. Flowers mid-season. E. H. |
| Camellia Kanjiro | Hiemalis sasanqua. Large single to semi-double flowers of deep cerise pink shading paler at the centre and base of the petals. Vigorous, tall and bushy growth. Early flowering. E. H. |
| Camellia Midnight | Japonica. Black-red buds open to medium-large crimson, semi-double to anemone form, mid to late season. Dark green foliage. E. H. 2m x 1.5m |
| Camellia Moshio | Japonica. Medium sized, semi-double with open recurving petals. Free flowering flame-red blooms. Upright, compact grower. Flowers mid-season. E. H. 2.5m x 2m. |
| Camellia Nicky Crisp | Hybrid. Large semi-double blooms of cool pink have deeply notched petals and golden anthers. Slow growing with dark green, finely serated leaves. NZ raised. Early to late season flowering. H. E. |
| Camellia Peach Blossom | Japonica. Medium sized semi-double blooms with delicate-pink petals flushed deeper pink at the flower's heart. Medium compact grower. Mid-season flowering. E. H. 2.5m x 2m. |
| Camellia Roger Hall | Japonica. Small to medium, formal double flowers of bright red. Long flowering period from early to late season. E. H. 2.5 x 2m |
| Camellia sinensis | Species. This medium sized camellia is best known for producing tea. Glossy, serrated leaves and dainty white flowers with buttery anthers. E. H. |
| Camellia Spring Festival | Hybrid. Miniature, soft-pink, rose to semi-double. flowering mid to late season. Upright with small foliage. E. H. 1.5m x 1m |
| Camellia Tanya | Sasanqua. Single blooms of deep rose-pink. New foliage coloured red. Slow, spreading bushy growth. Flowers in early Spring. E. H. 1m x 1.2m. |
| Camellia transnokoensis | Species. Clusters of flushed pink buds open to exquisite, tiny, single white flowers with white, gold-tipped stamens. Dense tiny foliaged bush. Mid to late-season flowering. E. H. 1.5m x 1m. |
| Camellia Yuletide | Vernalis sasanqua. Early to mid season flowering. Small single flowers of brilliant orange-red with prominent yellow anthers. Slow growing with an upright compact habit. E. H. 2.5 x 2m |
| Carex buchananii | N.Z. native grass with narrow, tough leaves of rich, reddish brown which arch outwards to form an upright, graceful, vase shape. E. H. 80cm x 50cm |
| Carex comans Frosted Curls | Graceful, dwarf, tussock-like plant has pale green foliage with bleached ends that curl at the tips. More erect than C. Comans. Inconspicuous pale green flower spikes. E. H. 40cm x 45cm |
| Carex dipsacea
(Tahoata) | Attractive green tussock with an upright growth habit. E. H. |
| Carex dissita | Forms clumps of bright green, graceful foliage with very striking dark flower and seed spikes. E. H. 45-80cm |
| Carex flagellifera green | This form of C. flagellifera has shining, lush green foliage. E. H. 40cm x 50cm |
| Carex flagellifera
(syn. lucida) | N.Z. native, dwarf grass coloured light brown to bronze-purple, pinkish when young. 30cm x 1mm foliage is tapering, slender and curving. E. H. 40cm x 50cm |
| Carex secta
(Purei / Pukio) | Arching clump of attractive, slender, bright green foliage. Good to moist soil. Sun. H. 45cm x 45cm |
| Carex solandrii | Attractive, graceful, weeping, bright green grass with dark seed heads. E. H. 40cm |
| Carex testacea | N.Z. native grass with distinctive green and terracotta foliage that forms a loosely tufted clump. E. H. 50cm x 60cm |
| Carex trifida | Robust, tall, weeping grass of green changing to blue-green as it matures. A handsome plant with attractive large seed heads in Summer. E. H. 1m x 75cm |
| Carex virgata | Similar to Carex secta but with a more upright habit and with erect flower spikes. E. H. |
| Chionocloa flavicans
(Miniature Toetoe) | Very hardy tussock grass bearing silky, golden tassels in Summer and Autumn. E. H. 1m x 1m |
| Choisya ternata
(Mexican Orange Blossom) | Dense medium sized shrub with aromatic, glossy, bright green leaves composed of 3 leaflets. Clusters of fragrant-white blooms in Spring and often again in Autumn. E. H. 2m x 1.5m |
| Clematis montana Rubens | Popular, deciduous climber. Masses of fragrant-pink flowers in Spring. New growth is reddish in colour. Likes moist, well drained soil. D. H. |
| Clematis montana Snowflake
(syn. spoonerii) | This vigorous climber is smothered in masses of single white flowers with yellow anthers in late Spring. D. H. |
| Coleonema pulchrum Sunset Gold
(Golden Diosma) | Hardy, evergreen dwarf shrub with fine, bright-golden foliage. Masses of pink, starry flowers from Winter to Spring. E. H. 40cm x 1m |
| Coprosma acerosa | A sprawling grouncover with divaricating, wiry, golden-brown branchlets and foliage. Great coastal plant. E. H. 30cm x 1m |
| Coprosma acerosa Hawera | Prostrate, spreading plant. Attractive olive-green foliage. Very hardy, tolerates dry exposed sites. Great coastal plant. E. H. |
| Coprosma acerosa Red Rocks | Attractive, divaricating, mound forming ground cover. Fine red foliage on red stems. E. H. 20cm. |
| Coprosma Black Cloud
(syn. Dark Cloud) | Attractive shrub with small, glossy, dark green-chocolate brown leaves, which darken to almost black in Winter. E. H. 1m x 1m |
| Coprosma Middlemore | Compact bushy shrub with glossy, rich-green foliage. Similar to repens but hardier to frosts. E. H. 1 x 1m |
| Coprosma propinqua
(Mingimingi) | The divaricating branches and twiggy, tangling branchlets have brown-dark grey bark and small green leaves. Small pale flowers occur in Spring, followed by translucent blue drupes in Autumn. Ideal for wet or windy sites. E.H. 3x2.5m |
| Coprosma rhamnoides | This low growing, very hardy, spreading coprosma has divaricating branchlets sparsely covered with small deep green leaves. Solitary flowers in spring are followed by small red berries turning dark crimson in winter. E. H. 80 x 80cm |
| Coprosma robusta
(Karamu) | Fast growing coloniser with dark-green elliptic leaves. Showy clusters of bright orange-red fruit in Autumn attract birds. Very hardy. E. H. 2m - 5m |
| Coprosma Taiko | Excellent prostrate shrub for ground-cover effect. Dark-green small leaves. Very dense and compact. E. H. |
| Cordyline australis
(Cabbage Tree / Ti Kouka) | Evergreen hardy small to medium palm-like tree. Long strap-like leaves. Large clusters of small white flowers. E. H. 6m |
| Corokia buddleoides x cheesemanii | Multi branched shrub with narrow green leaves. Red berries in autumn follow yellow flowers in spring. Great hedging plant. Attracts birds. Hybrid of C. macrocarpa and C. cotoneaster. E. H. 2.5m x 1m |
| Corokia cotoneaster North Cape | Prostrate to semi-erect form from Surville Cliffs, North Cape of NZ. Starry yellow flowers. Slow growing. Ideal for rockeries, tubs etc. E. H. |
| Corokia Frosted Chocolate | Virgata.Dense shrub with glossy, chocolate-brown leaves. Darkens with Winter months. E. H. 3m x 1m |
| Corokia Geentys Green | Virgata.Hardy native shrub with bright green foliage and upright habit. E. H. 2.5m x 1.5m |
| Cyperus ustulatus
(Giant umbrella sedge / Toetoe Upoko-tangata) | A large and robust tussock with broad, glossy leaves. Ideal revegetation or environmental coastal plant for damp or wet areas. Distinctive flower stems are up to 1.2m tall. E. H. 60-100cm tall. |
| Hebe albicans | A low growing, spreading and muti-branched shrub with blue-green foliage. Densely packed spikes of white flowers with puple anthers smother the plant mid summer through autumn. H.E 60 x 75cm |
| Hebe diosmifolia (major) | Low spreading habit with dense, dark-green foliage. Pale-lavender flowers in early Spring. E. H. 75cm |
| Hebe diosmifolia (minor) | Bushy, dark green shrub with narrow lance-shaped leaves. Pale lilac flowers form in clusters near the branch tips in late spring. E. H. 1m x 80cm |
| Hebe diosmifolia mauve | An attractive well behaved, easy care hebe with tight mid green foliage and masses of soft mauve flower spikes through spring and summer. E.H. 1m x 1m |
| Hebe Emerald Gem
(syn. Emerald Green / McKeanii) | Small, cushion-like multibranched shrub. Bright green semi whipcord foliage.Small white flowers towards ends of branchlets in summer. E.H 30cm x 45cm. |
| Hebe Mary Antoinette | Spreading shrub with dark green foliage. Undersides of new shoots are magenta-pink. Terminal racemes of deep crimson in bud open to cerise from Spring to Autumn. E. H. 50cm x 75cm |
| Hebe pinguifolia Sutherlandii | A selected spreading form of pinguifolia. Grey-green foliage. White flowers in short, thick spikes in Summer. Great groundcover.E.H. 35cm x 90cm |
| Hebe stricta | Medium to tall growing variety . Long flower spikes of white to mauve in Summer. E. H. 2m |
| Hebe topiaria | Always very neat and rounded shape. Fleshy, mid-green, slightly glossy foliage. Bears white flowers in Summer. Can be used as a low hedge. E. H. 50cm |
| Hebe Totara Blue | Large blue-lilac flowers bloom on the branch tips from mid-Summer to early Spring. Forms a rounded bush of glossy green foliage. E. H. 1x1m |
| Hebe townsonii | Erect, bushy habit with abundant buds of mauve opening to white flowers in Spring. E. H. 1m |
| Hebe Waireka | The variegated form of H. fransiscana Blue Gem. The leaves are broadly margined and overlaid with creamy-yellow. Very popular low-growing Hebe, has large spikes of violet-blue flowers in summer. E. H. 90cm x 90cm |
| Hebe Wiri Mist | Compact, spreading shrub has green fleshy foliage. Short stems of white flowers smother the plant for a long period in Spring. E. H. 50cm x 90cm |
| Hebe Wiri Prince | Tall and vigorous with dark green and fleshy foliage. Long racemes of deep purple flowers in Winter and again in Summer. E. H. 1.5m x 1m |
| Hydrangea Ayesha
(syn. Silver Slipper) | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Distinctive dense flattened heads of fleshy, cup shaped florets. Soft shell-pink to pinky mauve in neutral -lime conditions. Gentle mauve-lilac to blue in acid soils. More tolerant of salt and wind than most. D. HH. |
| Hydrangea Birgit Blue
(syn. Bridget Blue) | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Large flowers open a pale blue and cream maturing to a deep blue. Free flowering and compact growth. D.H. 70 cm |
| Hydrangea Blaumeisse
(syn. Bluetit / Tiny Bird) | Macrophylla. Lace cap. Prolific flowering. Dainty heads of brilliant cobalt-blue florets encircle pale turquoise true flowers. Compact, vigorous growth. D. H. 2m |
| Hydrangea Blue Deckle | Serrata. Large deckle-edged sepals of soft powder-blue surround the pale blue true flowers. A soft smoky-pink in soils with PH over 6.Suited to small gardens and pots as well. D.H. 60cm. |
| Hydrangea Blue Wave | Macrophylla. Lacecap blooms of gentian-blue varying to pink in certain soils. Best in semi-shade. Strong grower of medium size. D. H. |
| Hydrangea Bodensee | Macrophylla. A compact habit, long flowering season and healthy nature ensure the popularity of this pink mop head. Suited to pots and tubs as well as the garden. D. H. 1.2m |
| Hydrangea Bridal Bouquet | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Compact bush smothered with white blooms throughout summer. D. H. 1m |
| Hydrangea General Patton | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Rosy-red colour in tight heads. Tends to keep reddish colour even in slightly acid soils. Violet in very acid conditions. Medium height. D. H. 1m |
| Hydrangea Geoffrey Chadbund | Macrophylla. Lacecap. Impressive large sterile flowers of dark pink. D.H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Hadfield Rose | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Has rich pink flowers. D. H. Over 1m |
| Hydrangea Hamburg | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Attractive dark green foliage. Lovely large blue flowers with fimbriated petals through summer turning wine-red in autumn. D.H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Holstein | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Has large heads of clear sky-blue. D. H. Over 1m |
| Hydrangea Immaculata | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Flowers of pure white. Luxuriant foliage of dark green. D. H. 1.2m x 1m |
| Hydrangea Le Cygne
(syn. Alberta / White Swan) | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Large rounded heads of charming white flowers on a medium sized shrub. D. H. 1m x 1m |
| Hydrangea Libelle | Macrophylla. Lacecap blooms with large, pure white sterile florets, fertile flowers blue. D. H. 1m x 1m |
| Hydrangea Madame Bardsee | Macrophylla. Hortensia. A dense compact plant with round flowerheads of glowing cherry-red. Early flowering. Good for tubs. D. H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Mariesii | Macrophylla. Lacecap. Masses of soft pink florets with blue true flowers or white with soft hint of pink. D. H. 2m |
| Hydrangea Masja
(syn. Majestic) | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Dwarf and hardy. Lush dark green foliage with rich, glowing red flowers. Early flowering with a second flush late season. D. H. 1m |
| Hydrangea Matilda Geutges | Macrophylla. Hortensia. One of the most free-flowering blue mop head hydrangea. Dwarf-medium. D. H. 60cm |
| Hydrangea Merveille Sanguine
(syn. Raspberry Crush) | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Attractive crinkled leaves with large flowerheads of rich blood- red. D. H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Miss Belgium | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Flowers of rosy-red on a medium sized shrub. D. H. 1m x 1m |
| Hydrangea Nightingale | Macrophylla lace cap. Rich, cornflower blue blooms compliment the dark green foliage. Compact growth habit. Also does well in warmer coastal climates. D. H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Nigra | Macrophylla. Distinctive black-stemmed cultivar. Rose florets or occasionally blue. Medium size bush. D. H. |
| Hydrangea Piamina | A truly dwarf specimen, rarely exceeds 60cm. Flowers are pink to pale red. Excellent as border or container plant. D. H. 60cm |
| Hydrangea Preziosa | Serrata.Flowers constantly change colour. The small heads open green, through yellow, then white to pink to red and finally maroon -wine red no matter the soil type.Reddish stems and red-hued foliage. Needs slight shade.D.H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Renate Steiniger | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Classic large mop heads of bright blue turn green-tinged crimson in Autumn. One of the best blues. D. H. 1.5m |
| Hydrangea Rose Supreme | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Large flowers of deep rose-pink. Medium height. D. H. 90cm |
| Hydrangea Sabrina | Macrophylla. Mophead. Compact and bushy habit. The foliage is dark red at first, maturing to a lush, dark green. The flowerhead is made up of white petals edged with dark red. D. H. 1m x 1m |
| Hydrangea Schneeball
(syn. Snowball) | Macrophylla.Hortensia. Dwarf form with round white flowerheads. Top cultivar for cut flower production. D.H. 60 x 50cm |
| Hydrangea Triumph | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Flowers have pointed, slightly curled petals. Clear pink in alkaline soils. Tall. D. H. |
| Hydrangea Villosa | Aspera lace cap. A tall, slow growing variety from China with pink and mauve lace cap flowers through late summer. Tolerates full sun and drier conditions. D. H. 3m |
| Hydrangea Vorster Fruhot | Macrophylla. Hortensia. Flowers are deep pink with lime and pink-mauve in acid soil. This small variety has large flowers and is ideal for pots, tubs etc. D. H. 1m. |
| Hydrangea White Wave | Macrophylla. Lacecap. Small fertile flowers of pink or blue, encircled by larger pearly-white florets. Tall. D. H. |
| Hydrangea Zaunkonig | Macrophylla. Lacecap. Striking medium sized lacecaps of deep pink or rich lavender in acid conditions. Attractive scalloped sepals. D.H. 1.5m |
| Laurus nobilis angustifolia
(Willow-leaf bay tree) | This attractive, less common, Bay tree is a valuable ornamental tree as well as a useful culinary plant. Erect growth with narrow, mid green foliage. Tolerates clipping. H. E. 8m |
| Lavandula Avon View
(stoechas) | Compact, vigorous N.Z. bred hybrid. Large purple flower spikes on long peduncles. E. HH. 80cm x 80cm |
| Lavandula dentata | Easily distinguished by aromatic, toothed leaves. Tall spikes of lavender-blue flowers in Winter and Spring. 1m |
| Lavandula Foveaux Storm
(angustifolia) | Compact growing English lavender with rich purple, velvety, sweetly fragrant flowers on 15cm stems. Full sun, sharp drainage. E. H. 40cm x 40cm |
| Lavandula Grosso
(intermedia hybrid) (syn. Dilly Dilly) | Compact cultivar. Masses of violet blooms from early Summer to Autumn. Leading oil producer. Also known as 'Dilly Dilly' & 'Wilson's Giant'. E. H. 40cm x 60cm |
| Lavandula Hidcote
(angustifolia) | This english lavender has a compact, bushy habit with silver-grey foliage and short stemmed, fragrant deep dark violet flowers. Great small hedge, container or mass planting. H. E. 30cm x 30cm |
| Lavandula Imperial Gem
(angustifolia) | Bushy medium growth habit. Grey-green foliage and deep violet flowers. Sweet fragrance. E. H. 60-70cm |
| Lavandula Major
(stoechas) | Upright, open habit with grey-green foliage. Deep purple flowers with large purple bracts from early Spring into Summer. E. HH. 60cm x 60cm |
| Lavandula My Choice
(dentata) | This dentata cultivar has a dense compact growth habit. The leaves are shorter and wider than dentata and the flowers are larger E. H. 1m x 75cm |
| Lavandula Pacific Blue
(angustifolia) | Semi-dwarf form of angustifolia. Stunning display of vibrant blue flower spikes on long stems. Early flowering. Suitable for oil production and dried flowers. E. H. 45cm x 45cm |
| Lavandula Pukehou
(pedunculata) | Upright growing with grey-green foliage. Luminescent purple flowers with large purple bracts early Spring to Summer. Great visual impact. E. HH. 60cm x 60cm |
| Lavandula Rosea
(angustifolia) | One of the earliest flowering varieties. The attractive pink flowers provide contrast to other cultivars. Suitable for hedging. E. H. 40-60cm |
| Lavandula Super
(intermedia Hybrid)
(syn. Arabian Nights or Impress Purple) | Long, wedge shaped, loosely compact, sweetly scented flowers of deep violet, bloom for a long period. Vigorous habit. E. H. 75cm x 90cm |
| Lavandula Violet Intrigue (PVR)
(angustifolia) | Upright, bushy with dense mid-green foliage. Vibrant, rich violet-blue flowers on long stems. (price includes royalty) |
| Leptospermum Burgundy Queen | Scoparium. Bushy shrub with dark reddish-bronze foliage. Masses of deep burgundy double flowers in late winter and spring. E. H. 2m x 1.5m |
| Leptospermum Mahinepua | Low growing weeping shrub. Mid green foliage and single white flowers in Spring. Great for trailing over walls. E. H. 50cm x 1m |
| Leptospermum Nanum Kea | Scoparium. Compact, densely branched dwarf form with single, pale pink flowers Autumn-Winter. Olive-bronze foliage. E. H. 30cm x 45cm |
| Leptospermum Nanum Kiwi | Scoparium. Showy, miniature shrub which flowers en masse with single, light red flowers in Spring. E. H. 30cm x 45cm |
| Leptospermum Pink Cascade | Low growing, cascading shrub with new shoots red maturing to dark green, fragrant foliage. Masses of single two-toned pink flowers in spring and autumn. E. H. 50cm x 1.5m |
| Leptospermum Red Falls | Scoparium.Semi prostrate, trailing form with dark green foliage. A profusion of single, vibrant-red flowers in spring and autumn. E. H. 50cm x 1.5m |
| Leptospermum scoparium
(Manuka) | Small tree, covered in masses of white flowers September to February. Hardy coloniser, tolerant of wet areas. E. H. 4m x 4m |
| Leptospermum Wiri Shelley | Scoparium. A tall, erect growth habit with mid-green foliage. Distinctive, single flowers of vibrant rose-red through Spring. E. H. 1.7 x 1m |
| Leucanthemum Sparkles
(syn. Chrysanthemum hosmariense) | Shrubby perennial with finely cut, silvery-green foliage. Daisy-like white flowers are borne singly early Spring to early Autumn. E. H. 15cm x 30cm |
| Libertia Grasshopper (PVR) | This libertia forms a dense clump of stiff bright green sword-like leaves. An abundance of dainty white iris-like flowers float above the foliage in early summer followed by orange seedpods. Price incl. royalty. E. H. 30cm |
| Lobelia angulata
(Panakenake)
(syn. Pratia angulata) | Fast growing perennial with small, broadly oval, dark green leaves. Smothered in starry white flowers in Spring, followed by purplish-red fruits in Autumn. Prostrate groundcover. E. H. |
| Lonicera nitida
(Box Honeysuckle) | Densely branched shrub with dark green, small leafed foliage. Small cream flowers in Summer followed by dark blue fruit. Valuable small hedge. E. H. 2m x 3m |
| Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Burgundy | The reddish-purple foliage matures to purple-green and turns brilliant red in Autumn. A flush of magenta-pink flowers in Spring and sporadically throughout the year. E. H. 2m x 2m |
| Loropetalum chinense China Pink | Low spreading shrub. Burgundy red foliage with vibrant candy-pink flowers in spring and autumn. Acid soils. E. HH. 60cm x 1m |
| Loropetalum chinense Rubrum | Low spreading shrub. Red new foliage turning green. Vibrant candy-pink flowers in spring and autumn. Acid soils. E. HH. 60cm x 1m |
| Loropetalum chinense
(Fringe Flower) | Attractive bushy shrub with layers of arching branches. Mid-green foliage with creamy-white witchhazel- like fringe flowers in Spring. E. H. 1.5m x 1.5m |
| Phormium cookianum
(Mountain Flax / Wharariki) | Upright flax with leaves of dark green up to 1.5m long. Panicles of yellowish-green flowers in summer attract birds. E. H. 1.5m x 2m |
| Phormium tenax
(Swamp Flax / Harakeke) | Robust, fast growing with stiff glaucous leaves 2-3m. tall. Flowers are deep red and attract nectar feeding birds. E. H. 3m x 3m |
| Photinia x fraserii Red Robin | The most brilliant of the Photinias with shining, deep crimson new growth in spring. Good hedge plant. Salt tender. E. 2.5m x 1.5m |
| Pimelea prostrata Anatoki Blue | This small mat-forming plant is an ideal border or rockery choice. Fine blue-grey foliage . The petite white flowers are fragrant. E. H. 15cm x 1m |
| Pimelia prostrata | Native shrub with blue/grey green foliage. Small starry white flowers are followed by translucent white berries in winter. Responds well to pruning. E. H. 30cm x 1m . Low mounding form. |
| Pittosporum eugenioides
(Lemonwood / Tarata) | N.Z. native with narrow, glossy, pale green leaves which emit a lemon scent when bruised. Sprays of richly scented, pale yellow flowers in spring. E. H. 5m x 3m |
| Pittosporum tenuifolium
(Kohuhu) | Slender, erect, narrow, pyramidal native with almost black branches and twigs and bright, pale green , thin leaves. Sweetly fragrant deep red flowers in spring. E. H. 5m x 3m |
| Plagianthus divaricatus
(Makaka) | Marsh ribbonwood', Densely branched shrub or small tree bearing sweet-scented white flowers September to November. Grows in salty, marsh conditions and poor gravelly soils. SD. H. 4m |
| Plagianthus regius
(Manatu / Ribbonwood) | syn. betulinus. A graceful, slender, medium sized tree with serrated leaves. Large panicles of white flowers in late spring. Juvenile growth is intensely twiggy. E. H. 15m |
| Poa cita
(Silver Tussock) | Graceful, densely tufted tussock of flowing habit. Light tawny-yellow with some green. Heavily rolled leaves. Flower stems 30-100cm tall. E. H. 50-90cm |
| Podocarpus totara Matapouri Blue | Beautiful glaucous-blue foliaged totara cultivar. Upright pyramidal habit. Trims well and can be hedged. E.H. 6m x 4m |
| Pratia Angulata
(now Lobelia Angulata)
(Panakenake) | Fast growing perennial with small, broadly oval, dark green leaves. Smothered in starry white flowers in Spring, followed by purplish-red fruits in Autumn. Prostrate groundcover. E. H. |
| Pratia County Park | A dense, mat-forming herbaceous groundcover. Bright green foliage with deep blue flowers. E. HH. Low spreading habit. |
| Pseudopanax arboreus
(Five Finger) | Large, lustrous, deep green, compound leaves comprising 5 to 7 leaflets. Tiny honey scented, green flowers in Summer are followed by bunches of purple-black berries. E. H. 4m x 3m |
| Pseudopanax laetus | Bushy, multi-branched shrub with large, deep green glossy leaves of 5-7 broad oval leaflets. Has sweet scented greenish-purple flowers then purple-black berries. 3m x 1.5m |
