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Festuca ovina glauca Blue Fescue A dense, smaller tussock with attractive blue/grey foliage. Effective in group plantings or in containers and pots. After flowering remove seed heads - foliage will colour a deeper blue.		Quantity
Fuchsia excorticata Tree Fuchsia or Kotukutuku Easily distinguished by its spreading, twisting branches and light brown, peeling bark; also has beautiful green/purple flowers Oct-Nov. Fairly hardy but prefers damp soils and plenty of sun. Possums devour it. Berries edible - can be made into jam.		Quantity
Fuchsia procumbens Shore Fuchsia A creeping, coastal ground cover also suitable for hanging baskets, banks or low walls. Attractive small flowers are followed by large bright red berries. Rare in the wild.		Quantity
Gahnia species Often referred to as cutty grass. The fruit are an attractive feature, drooping from the flowering stem in colours ranging from orange through to dark brown.		Quantity
Griselinia littoralis Broadleaf Attractive dense bushy tree with glossy dark green leaves. Hardy to heavy frosts, excellent for shelter planting, hedging, in shrubberies and coastal situations.		Quantity
Halocarpus bidwillii Bog Pine or Mountain Pine A slow growing shrub often found in boggy places but also found in dry stony ground. Suitable for planting in a rock garden, it can be clipped to maintain a "conifer" shape. Juvenile foliage is needle like and bronze coloured in winter. Adult leaves are scale like and deep green.		Quantity
Hebe albicans Mount Arthur Hebe Low spreading, handsome shrub with bluish grey/green leaves. Purple anthers and white flowers occur Dec-Apr. Quite hardy and prefers to grow in full sun, but will withstand a certain amount of shade.		Quantity
Hebe anomala A handsome shrub this "purpurea" or red/purple variety is extremely hardy but grows best in open sunny situations. Profusion of flowers in summer. Trim after flowering.		Quantity
Hebe buxifolia Dark green foliage, loose racemes of white flowers appear spring to autumn. Popular hardy species, but prefers well drained soil. Good landscape plant.		Quantity
Hebe caledonia Neat, compact hebe featuring a profusion of light purple flowers for months on end. Hardy and easy to grow.		Quantity
Hebe cupressoides Cypress-like whipcord hebe, bright green foliage, compact rounded shape, godd for mass planting. Tiny pale lilac flowers are borne in dense spikes from early to mid summer. Fragrant.		Quantity
Hebe diosmifolia Low growing shrub with many branches. Smothered in small white/lavender flowers in early spring. Very hardy but prefers warmer, sheltered situations.		Quantity
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