New Zealand Plant Collection
We have put together a collection of plants, native to New Zealand. Hardy throughout most of the UK, providing evergreen, all year round colour and foliage interest.
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Astelia Red Shadow
Red Shadow is a tender, clump-forming, evergreen perennial with upright to arching, linear, maroon to bronze-green leaves and long-stalked panicles of white flowers in summer.
Dianella Cassa Blue
A tufted, evergreen perennial with stiffly upright, broad, lance-shaped, blue-green leaves producing panicles of pendant, star-shaped, blue flowers in summer followed by glossy, purple fruits.
Libertia peregrinans
A suckering, evergreen perennial forming a clump of narrow, grass-like leaves, often tinted orange, producing short stems of bowl-shaped white flowers in late spring and early summer.
Phormium Pink Stripe
An elegant variety with dark olive-green strappy leaves with distinctive pink stripes.
Coprosma Pacific Night
Evergreen shrub with glossy chocolate purple foliage. A great plant for the patio or even as a conservatory plant over the winter.
Corokia cotoneaster
An unusual evergreen shrub of densely branching habit with small, dark green leaves and producing star-shaped fragrant, yellow flowers in spring followed by oblong, yellow or red fruits.
Grevillea Mount Tamboritha
An evergreen shrub from Australia of low-growing habit with narrowly oval leaves on long stems culminating in bright pink flowers in spring and summer.
Griselinia littoralis
A fast-growing, evergreen shrub ideal for screening relatively quickly, with bright green, glossy leaves and bearing small, insignificant green flowers in spring sometimes followed by purple fruits.
Hebe New Zealand
Evergreen shrub forming a neat, dense mound of dark green foliage. A small-leaved Hebe reminiscent of Buxus, it produces white flowers in summer.
Hebe Red Edge
A small, evergreen shrub with oblong, grey-green leaves edged red producing pale mauve flowers in summer, fading to white.
Pseudopanax Moa's Toes
An upright, evergreen shrub with glossy, leathery, dark purple to dark green leaves deeply divided into three, narrowly-toothed leaflets.