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Tree
Halocarpus kirkii female - Monoao
Very attractive tree, but very temperamental. Limited availability. Quite distinct juvenile and adult foliage forms.
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Herb
Haloragis erecta - Toatoa 
Spreading bright green bushy species. Very hardy, fast growing and ideal as a revegetation species in restoration projects.
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Herb
Haloragis erecta Bronze - Bronze Toatoa
Spreading, bushy species. Very hardy and ideal for quick revegetation in restoration projects.
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Shrub
Hebe acutiflora
Rare Hebe grows alongside the Kerikeri Falls. Dense masses of pale mauve flowers, and light green leaves. May need regular pruning.
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Shrub
Hebe adamsii
Rare plant from North Cape with large mauve flowers. Excellent low-maintenance hebe.
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Shrub
Hebe agg. albicans - Mt. Burnett Hebe
An unnamed species of Hebe that is similar to H albicans but more upright and a deeper green leaf. This is from Mt Burnett and is a threatened species.
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Shrub
Hebe albicans
Blue-grey compact foliage. White flowers (summer). This is an alpine species andneeds an exposed situation.
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Ground Cover
Hebe albicans prostrate form
Broad glaucus leaves on this dense alpine species. Occasional white flowers. Was known as Hebe recurva.
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Shrub
Hebe amplexicaulis forma amplexicaulis
A decumbent white flowered shrub which can flower in Auckland. Rare species with glaucous leaves forming a 1m. wide shrub.
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Shrub
Hebe amplexicaulis forma hirta
A spreading shrub with distinctly hairy branches which may flower twice a year. This is rare and has glaucous leaves. Grows reasonably well in warmer areas.
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Shrub
Hebe angustissima
This is an attractive large green leaved species that has long white flower spikes. It is similar to Hebe stricta but grows more tidy and needs less trimming.
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Shrub
Hebe anomala
Small red-green foliage with a tidy form. Pink flowers (spring-autumn). Similar to types of Hebe odora
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Shrub
Hebe armstrongii
A whipcord Hebe from Canterbury. Flowers white in cultivation. Seriously threatened through loss of habitat. Usually grows amongst bog pine (Halocarpus bidwillii) on swampy alluvial flats.
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Shrub
Hebe Autumn Glory
Roundish dark green leaves. Short violet flower spike in summer/autumn.
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Shrub
Hebe Azure
The most vigorous Hebe cultivar, it requires regular pruning. Long bluish flower-head (spring-summer).
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Tree
Hebe barkeri - Chatham Is. Tree Hebe
This species is endangered from the Chatham islands. It has white and blue flowers and grows easily in warmer climates.
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Shrub
Hebe Barnettii
Similar to Hebe albicans with glaucous leaves and white flowers. Slow growing but very attractive and compact.
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Shrub
Hebe biggarii
Round grey leaves often tinged with red. White flower spikes 2-3cm long. Endemic to south of Lake Wakatipu and tolerant of cold conditions.
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Shrub
Hebe bishopiana - Waitakere rock hebe
Dark green foliage with purple stems. Long pale lavender-white flower-head (summer). Prostrate form also available.
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Shrub
Hebe Blue Gem
Requires regular pruning. Large bluish flowers (summer). Coastal.
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