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Olearia ilicifolia Mountain Holly or Hakeke Musk-scented shrub or tree, narrow serrated grey foliage like holly. Clusters of white daisies appear in spring. Best grown in shade or cooler areas. Grows well along stream banks, tracks and clearings.		Quantity
Olearia moschata Incense Plant Small, soft grey foliaged sub-alpine tree. Lovely show of white flowers on small compact bush, musky scent when crushed. Prefers reasonable amount of moisture, but will tolerate dry situations.		Quantity
Olearia nummulariifolia Distinctive tree daisy with twiggy dense growth and small saddle-shaped leaves. Daisies appear from spring to autumn. Happy in dry and open situations.		Quantity
Olearia traversii Chatham Island Akeake Native of the Chatham Islands. A tough upright tree or shrub is ideal for hedging or shelter or as a mature specimen tree. Attractive pale bark. Small white flowers appear in summer. Extremely hardy, particularly of coastal conditions.		Quantity
Pachystegia insignis Marlborough Rock Daisy Attractive spreading shrub of rocky areas and cliffs. Thick leathery leaves, white daisies in summer. Needs well drained site. Otherwise hardy.		Quantity
Parahebe baby blue Low growing spreading plant. Small blue flowers Nov-Mar. Makes a good rock garden plant, but prefers moist conditions. Trim after flowering.		Quantity
Parahebe lyallii Small Leaved Wet Rock Hebe Low growing spreading plant. Small flowers white to pink carried on racemes 8cm long, Nov-Mar. Makes a good rock garden plant, but prefers sun and free draining, moist conditions.		Quantity
Parahebe lyallii Snowcap Low growing spreading plant. Free flowering with small white to pink blooms, Nov-Mar. Makes a good rock garden plant, but prefers moist conditions. Trim after flowering.		Quantity
Parahebes Various variegated species depending on seed supply. Contact us.		Quantity
Pennantia corymbosa Kaikomako Handsome slender flowering tree. Juvenile form of dense interlacing branches, larger mature tree with dark green foliage. Hardy yet prefers moist soil. Great for attracting native birds.		Quantity
Phormium cookianum Mountain Flax or Wharariki Found both in mountains and along coastlines. This is a smaller and more "weeping" form than Phormium tenax. Graceful, shiny green leaves. Extremely hardy. Flowers Nov-Jan. Can be grown as a container plant.		Quantity
Phormium jack spratt Smaller of the flaxes. Very compact grower, erect narrow leaves of delicate reddish-brown tones. Excellent in rock gardens or containers.		Quantity
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