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Polystichum vestitum Prickly Shield Fern Very hardy and adaptable fern. Dark green fronds. Tolerates sun or shade but prefers shade and shelter from wind.		Quantity
Prumnopitys ferruginea Brown Pine or Miro Distinctive, yew like foliage, large, red ornamental berries which native wood pigeons love. Responds well to clipping. Prefers good soil and ample moisture yet will also grow in sandy soils. Can be hedge if required.		Quantity
Pseudopanax arboreus Five Finger or Pouahou Small, handsome tree with distinctive large, shiny serrated green leaves in five or seven leaflets. Flowers profusely from June-August. Hardy, tolerates wind, but prefers rich soil to get best results.		Quantity
Pseudopanax colensoi Mountain Five Finger or Oritou Growing wild in forest and scrub, often above the bush line. Hardy to wind and sun but not suited to warmer climates. Strongly scented flowers.		Quantity
Pseudopanax crassifolius Lancewood or Horoeka Remarkable and unusual tree making it a great landscape plant in all stages of growth. Juvenile stage lasts approx 10 years, then remarkable changeover to a bushy head and grey bark. Flowers are followed by large bunches of berries. Hardy to cold and wind. Grows in all soil types with good drainage.		Quantity
Pseudopanax ferox Toothed Lancewood Coarsely toothed leaves in juvenile stage. Not as hardy and slower growing than P crassifolius. The leaves are shorter and darker olive green. Attractive distinctive tree. Great container plant in cooler positions.		Quantity
Pseudopanax laetus Attractive shrub or small tree with bold foliage, 5-7 foliate leaves in contrast to reddish stems. Despite tropical appearance it is hardy, best in rich soils or containers. Magnificent shrub for bold effect. Can withstand coastal conditions.		Quantity
Pseudopanax lessonii Houpara Attractive shrub with glossy bronze/purple leaves, 3-5 leaflets. Especially well coloured during winter. Fairly quick growing, it will withstand wind and exposure well but will not tolerate heavy frosts.		Quantity
Pseudowintera colorata Pepper Tree or Horopito Beautifully coloured yellow/green foliage, distinctive for scent of crushed leaves. New growth brilliant red. Prefers rich soil. Best results in good sun. Used by Maori for various medicinal properties.		Quantity
Rosemary Requires open, well drained soil and a sunny situation. Extremely hardy, growing best in areas of low humidity, hot, dry summers and cool to cold winters. Great for rockeries, borders or containers.		Quantity
Schefflera digitata Five Finger or Pate or Patete Pleasant shrub or small tree with tropical appearance, sometimes deciduous in the south. Flowers in large, drooping panicles followed by dark berries. Prefers moist soil in a sheltered position, otherwise hardy.		Quantity
Sophora microphylla South Island Kowhai The Kowhai flower is NZ's national flower. A bright yellow drupe much loved by native wood pigeons. The tree has a slight, graceful and weeping habit with feathery foliage. Reasonably hardy. Great for planting on the water's edge.		Quantity
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