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Latin Plant NameAristotelia fruticosa
Common Plant NameMountain Wineberry

One of the most handsome native, berrying shrubs. Flowers Oct-Dec, pink berries ripen Nov-Apr. Will grow well in reasonable conditions and can be pruned for a compact shape.
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Latin Plant NameAstelia chathamica
Common Plant NameSilver Spear

Native of the Chatham Islands. One of the most distinctive species of Astelia. Silvery sheen makes it a stunning feature plant for massed planting or special container. Tolerates sun or semi shade. Prefers rich soil and tolerates some dryness. Do not over water.
Tolerant to salt laden winds Partially shaded conditions
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Latin Plant NameAstelia fragrans
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One of the most common Astelias in NZ, found throughout forest and scrub from the coast to 900m. Silver sheen of foliage makes an attractive plant. Reasonably hardy. Prefers shade. Do not over water.
Tolerant to salt laden winds Partially shaded conditions
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Latin Plant NameAstelia grandis
Common Plant NameSwamp Astelia

Similar to Astelia fragrans, but wide olive green leaves with silvery sheen beneath and reddish-purple midribs are more erect and less tapered. Happy in average conditions, but able to withstand permanently wet feet.
Tolerant to salt laden winds Partially shaded conditions Damp conditions
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Latin Plant NameAstelia nervosa
Common Plant NameMountain Astelia or Kakaho

Very hardy flax like plant with large silvery leaves. Useful en masse for groundcover. Will grow in sun or shade. Requires well drained soil.
Flowers Tolerant to salt laden winds Container Partially shaded conditions Frost Hardy Damp conditions
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Latin Plant NameBrachyglottis greyi
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Attractive, spreading grey foliage with bright yellow daisies from December to March. Able to withstand sea air and drought conditions but prefers free draining soils. Prune for compact shape.
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Latin Plant NameBrachyglottis munroi
Common Plant NameKaikoura Shrub Grounsel

Neat and compact shrub well suited for small gardens. Bright yellow flowers appear in summer. Useful in coastal areas in a dry, sunny spot. Hardy, although does not tolerate high humidity and likes free draining soil.
Flowers Container Frost Hardy
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Latin Plant NameCassinia fulvida
Common Plant NameGolden Cottonwood

Distinctive golden colour of stems and leaves. This hardy, compact shrub thrives in dry, exposed conditions. Can be pruned to compact shape. Small white flowers in summer. Frost hardy.
Flowers Tolerant to salt laden winds Well drained
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Latin Plant NameCassinia vauvilliersii
Common Plant NameMountain Cottonwood

Hardy, compact, mountain shrub with dense clusters of white flowers in summer. Likes dry, harsh conditions. Extremely frost hardy, great to use between tussocks for natural, wide landscape effect.
Flowers Tolerant to salt laden winds Well drained
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Latin Plant NameClianthus puniceus
Common Plant NameKaka Beak or Ngautu-kaka

Red "kaka beak" like flowers occurring in Oct-Dec. Hardy, yet prefers well drained situation and some frost protection in early years. Possums will devour it.
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Latin Plant NameCoprosma beatsons gold
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Small, compact shrub with yellow/green leaves. Best grown in open, sunny situation. Clips well and can be maintained at a relatively small size if necessary. Hardy. Can be used for hedging.
Tolerant to salt laden winds Frost Hardy Well drained
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Latin Plant NameCoprosma brunnea
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Spreading, narrow leafed sand shrub with cushiony mass of interlacing branches. Tiny white flowers in summer, sometimes followed by small blue berries. Extremely hardy except to salt laden winds. Prefers moist, free draining conditions.
Tolerant to salt laden winds Frost hardy when mature Well drained
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