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Coprosma repens Taupata Best known and most beautiful of our hardy coastal shrubs. Has glossy green foliage and bright orange coloured drupes. Good wind and sea spray shelter. Frost tender. Can be used for hedging.		Quantity
Coprosma robusta Karamu A well shaped bush or slender tree with green shiny leaves and profusion of beautiful orange/red berries colouring well into the winter. Fast growing coloniser and hardy. Great pioneer plant.		Quantity
Coprosma rotundifolia Round-Leaved Coprosma Slender shrub or small tree, red berries in autumn. Good for under-storey growth and revegetation, prefers semi-shade and damp conditions. Attracts birds.		Quantity
Coprosma rugosa Found in grasslands and forest margins up to the sub alpine zone. Birds are attracted to the purple/white berries occurring in autumn. Very hardy and sun loving. Can be clipped for hedging.		Quantity
Coprosma virescens Most attractive of divaricating coprosmas. Overall golden, coppery glow. Excellent garden plant suitable as specimen, in groups or as hedging. Very tough and tolerant of poor soil and dry conditions.		Quantity
Cordyline 'Karo Kiri' Hardy hybrid which only grows to 2m is ideal for pots or patio gardens. Green, attractive foliage. Prefers well drained, rich , moist soil. Extremely hardy.		Quantity
Cordyline australis Cabbage Tree or Ti kouka Unique and distinctive NZ icon, can be grown to spectacular effect in landscapes, small gardens or even pots. Profusion of sweetly scented flowers. Durable and hardy.		Quantity
Cordyline australis purpurea Similar to the common Cabbage Tree, but has purplish-bronze foliage and does not grow quite as vigorously. Tolerates a wide range of conditions but can be susceptible to frost in early years.		Quantity
Cordyline indivisa Mountain Cabbage Tree or Toi Particularly attractive species of Cordyline with a large head of very broad leaves. Prefers well drained, rich, moist soil. Densely packed flowers appear late spring/early summer. Susceptible to hard frosts.		Quantity
Coriaria arborea Tutu Early coloniser of revegetation sites. Variable from a shrub to a tree. One of NZ's most poisonous plants. Flowers occur as hanging racemes, followed by purple/black berries.		Quantity
Corokia var cheesemanii bronze Natural variation of this handsome shrub with bronze tendencies. Yellow flowers appear in profusion followed by red berries. Liked open, sunny, well drained site.		Quantity
Corokia cotoneaster Korokio Ornamental, densely branching shrub with masses of attractive yellow flowers in summer, followed by drupes of red berries that attract native birds. Good for hedging. Hardy to both salt winds and frosts.		Quantity
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