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Shrub
Coprosma tenuicaulis - Hukihuki
Small-leaved compact swamp dweller. Fine grey foliage and black fruit. Excellent in damp conditions.
Shrub
Coprosma tenuifolia - Thin-leaved Coprosma
Fast-growing dense shrub with large green/red leaves. The female produces fleshy berries which will attract birds.
Shrub
Coprosma virescens
Particularly attractive divaricating habit and red bark. Small, delicate, bright green leaves.
Shrub
Coprosma virescens female
Particularly attractive divaricating habit and red bark. Small, delicate, bright green leaves.
Shrub
Coprosma virescens male
Particularly attractive divaricating habit and orange bark. Small, delicate, bright green leaves.
Shrub
Coprosma waima - Waima Karamu
Compact habit and large leaves form an attractive shrub. Rare. Found only in Waima Forest in Northland.
Shrub
Coprosma wallii
A dense divaricating plant with small grey/bronze leaves. Rare and similar to C. propinqua. Generally coastal.
Shrub
Coprosma Yvonne
Deep bronze foliage in winter. Glossy green/bronze in summer. Frost tender. Excellent coastal hedge
Tree
Cordyline australis - Cabbage Tree
A classic New Zealand icon with single stem and round head. Clusters of scented flowers (spring). Best planted at the back of a shrubbery to limit spread of old leaves.
Tree
Cordyline australis Albertii - Variegated Cabbage Tree
Classic single stem with round head. Clusters of scented flowers (spring). Pink and cream variegated foliage.
Tree
Cordyline australis purpurea - Bronze Cabbage Tree
Classic single stem with round head. Clusters of scented flowers (spring). Purple foliage.
Tree
Cordyline banksii - Forest Cabbage Tree
Branches at ground level giving many stems. Gracefully drooping leaves 1.5 metres long. Fragrant flowers in spring.
Shrub
Cordyline banksii hybrid - Freak Cabbage Tree
Branches at ground level giving many undivided stems. Gracefully drooping leaves 1.5 metres long. Fragrant.
Tree
Cordyline Cardinal - Red Forest Cabbage Tree
New selection with rich red arching foliage. It is a Cordyline banksii hybrid which will grow a trunk to a metre or more. Likes sun or shade and rich soil, but does not like wet conditions.
Tree
Cordyline Green Goddess - 3 Kings Cabbage Tree
Broad green foliage. Short 1m trunk can sprout from the base. Round branching head is most handsome.
Tree
Cordyline indivisa - Toi, Mt Cabbage Tree
Strikingly handsome broad leaves of a grey, purple-green colour. Difficult to grow but worth the effort.
Lily & Iris-like
Cordyline karo kiri
A peculiar selected form of Cabbage tree with a stunted look and twisting leaves.
Tree
Cordyline kaspar - 3 Kings Cabbage Tree
Now combined with the Norfolk Is. Cordyline obtecta. Broad green foliage. Short 1m trunk can sprout from the base. Round branching head is most handsome.
Tree
Cordyline Midnight Star
A cultivar with rich bronze-purple foliage that grows more strongly than the more commonly grown C.Purple Tower cultivar.
Shrub
Cordyline pumilio - Dwarf Cabbage Tree
Grass-like it forms a dense clump with cabbage tree-like flowers. Occassionally forms a slender trunk.
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