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Shrub
Coprosma Cutie
Small glossy bronze foliage. Good habit. Coastal.
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Other
Coprosma Dark Spire
A tidy, dark green foliage plant ideal for tightly clipped low hedges as a replacement for Buxus hedges.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma depressa
Small dark green-red leaves. Creeping habit will spill over banks and walls.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma distantia 
This is a new species from the Serville Cliffs. Tiny bronze leaves on silver stems that hug the ground. Very slow growing and rare, may get to a much greater size in width but over a long, long time.
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Shrub
Coprosma dodonaeifolia
An attractive shrub similar to C. lucida but smaller leaves and more compact. From Great Barrier Island. Good specimen shrub for medium gardens.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma Flat Freddy
A particularly distinctive foliage form with a wide spreading prostrate habit.
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Shrub
Coprosma foetidissima - Stinky Karamu
An attractive light green shrub with an open habit. Has an aromatic property to the leaves when crushed or warmed up in the summer. Perhaps a collectors plant. Does better in cool climates.
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Shrub
Coprosma Glistener
Compact dense shrub with neat habit. Glossy small brown/green foliage.
Can be kept clipped.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma Goldstream
Excellent long lived woody groundcover. Golden branches. Coastal.
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Shrub
Coprosma grandifolia - Kanono
Attractive large olive green leaves. Birds love the abundant orange berries on female plants. Best in shade and cool soils.
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Shrub
Coprosma Greensleeves
A hardy hybrid Coprosma that likes exposed conditions and can be kept clipped to a hedge or allowed to billow outwards.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma Hawera
Ideal for banks,walls and rockery. The neatest of all the widespreading forms of Coprosma producing a smooth undulating expanse of soft mid-green foliage.
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Shrub
Coprosma intertexta
A local endemic with a naturally sparse distribution, perhaps most common in the inland basins of Canterbury and Otago. Similar to C.rugosa but having a silvery appearance.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma Karekare Wave - Karekare Coprosma hybrid
Originally collected from near the surf club at Karekare this is a hybrid form of Coprosma that forms a wide expanse of undulating green waves. Hardy and vigorous.
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Shrub
Coprosma Katie Reynolds
Dark green-brown, shiny foliage. Compact habit ideal for clipping topiary shapes. Hardy coastal.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma kirkii
Excellent long lived woody groundcover. Dark green foliage. Coastal.
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Ground Cover
Coprosma Kiwi Gold
Golden prostrate form makes interesting architectural shapes and will hang over walls and banks.
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Shrub
Coprosma lucida - Shining Karamu
Dark green shiny leaves and female has masses of orange fruit. Grows in scrub and light shade, drier soils.
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Shrub
Coprosma macrocarpa subsp. macrocarpa - Large fruit Karamu
Coastal plant with large green leaves with recurved margins. Large orange berries on female plants. This is a form from the northern off shore islands and should not be used for mainland restoration.
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Tree
Coprosma macrocarpa subsp. minor - Coastal Karamu
This species is best for coastal restoration. It is fast growing, attractive and females have abundant berries for birds. Longer living and tidy compared to C. robusta.
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