Native Shrub


Coprosma cappuccino Compact growing coprosma with natural conical shape. Foliage colour intensifies during winter. Prefers open sunny site and well drained soil. Drought tolerant. Hardy. Hybrid.		Quantity
Coprosma cheesemanii Low growing coprosma which often fruits profusely with bright orange/red berries. Will grow on exposed sites. Very hardy.		Quantity
Coprosma coppershine Very handsome, upright, bushy shrub with distinctive, shiny, green/brown leaves. Hardy and easy to grow. Make a good hedge plant. Drought tolerant.		Quantity
Coprosma foetidissima Stinkwood or Hupiro Slender, small tree with attractive solitary flowers, followed by distinctive red "drupes". Contrast of bright green foliage and red berries make this coprosma quite striking. Has strong odour when leaves are crushed.		Quantity
Coprosma greensleeves A compact shrub with small, bright green leaves. Hardy. Can be grown in semi shade but does best in full sun. Hybrid.		Quantity
Coprosma lucida Karamu One of the larger leafed coprosmas with shiny, green leaves. Spectacular group of flowers appear from Sep-Oct followed by orange berries which attract native birds. Hardy.		Quantity
Coprosma parviflora Leafy Coprosma A densely interlacing, twiggy shrub with attractive blue/white berries. Extremely hardy and responds well to pruning. Will grow in damp areas creating food stock for native birds throughout the winter.		Quantity
Coprosma propinqua Mingimingi Small leafed shrub common in damp situations but will tolerate some dry areas. Forms low cushions of springy intertwining branches. Large, dark blue berries provide winter food for native birds.		Quantity
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 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
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