Our Plants

A very popular shelter plant with a uniform habit. Compact growth with small green leaves makes a great hedge or specimen.

Attractive golden yellow Pittosporum, which is used extensively for hedging. A very tidy compact habit with regular pruning.

An extremely popular pittosporum. ‘Wrinkled Blue’ has attractive medium sized silvery blue wavy edged foliage. A very tidy plant, good vigorous growth habit and does well in most situations.

This new tenufolium has red blushed new growth giving stunning contrast with the green.   Fast growing, this pittosporum can be used as a specimen tree or used as a hedge.

Fantastic variety. Oliver Twist has attractive small glaucus foliage. Very compact and tidy grower making it the perfect hedge plant.

Shiny greyish green leaves with attractive green margins. Tiny flowers, dark red, then green to black capsules with sticky black seeds. Vigorous and bushy making for a great shelter or screening tree. Also a good selection for cut foliage.

The largest of New Zealand semi deciduous trees, found in areas of lowland forest. The juvenile form has divaricating foliage. The mature trees have birch like leaves. Very tough and able to withstand strong winds.

In its early stages a totara forms a spreading, bushy and attractive tree. As it grows taller it acquires a massive trunk and branches that bear dense foliage. Leaves are dense, bronzy green, stiff and narrow. Great as a specimen in the landscape or can be trimmed to form a dense hedge.

Smart greenish foliage turning an attractive golden yellow. An excellent foliage plant which can be trimmed to make a dense hedge. Golden Totara makes an excellent specimen especially planted in numbers. Great for the smaller garden.

Matapouri Blue is a brilliant selection of our native totara with an upright pyramidal habit when young and beautiful blue grey foliage all year round. It’s slow growth makes it easy to manage in any sized garden. Left alone it will grow into a magnificent specimen but with regular trimming it can be kept to almost any size. Used as a specimen, dense hedge, topiary subject or espalier it along a fence or wall.

A frost hardy native creeper with wide rounded deep green leaves. In spring white starry flowers with purple veins appear, followed in autumn with reddish-purple fruit.

These NZ Native trees have dark green, feathery, needle like leaves flattened into two rows. It produces large red fruit which is favoured by wood pigeons. Slow growing to 10m. Makes for a very attractive specimen in any garden.

This unusual looking NZ native tree is great for providing habitats for wildlife.

Great compact growing hybrid Houpara. Deep green foliage on closer inspection resembles a webbed foot. Very unique as a small hedge or just for the tropical look in the garden.

Brilliant new hybrid of the Lancewood. The different shades of pink and yellow mixed in with dark green make for a fantastic focal point in any garden.