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Shrub
Muehlenbeckia astonii
Zig-zagging branches. Small heart-shaped leaves are deciduous giving a fascinating naked winter appearance.
Vine
Muehlenbeckia australis - Pohuehue
Vigorous vine which can overwhelm other plants. Tiny yellow flowers in the spring and berries for the birds.
Ground Cover
Muehlenbeckia axillaris - Pohuehue
Forms a dense dark green mat. Covered in small white flowers (summer). Will climb over rocks and low plants.
Vine
Muehlenbeckia complexa - Pohuehue
Fast growing coastal vine. Can form dense springy mounds or will climb to 5m over other plants.
Ground Cover
Muehlenbeckia ephedroides - Pohuehue
Collectors item. Has virtually no leaves and lies prone on the ground hanging limp over wall or bank.
Tree
Myoporum decumbens - Off shore Ngaio
A hardy semi prostrate shrub in exposed conditions, it will grow more upright in sheltered areas. Frost tender.
Shrub
Myoporum kermadecense - Kermadec Ngaio
Excellent for exposed coastal areas. Hardy. Large glossy green leaves. Small white flowers (summer).
Tree
Myoporum laetum - Ngaio
Excellent first planting for exposed coastal areas. Hardy. Large glossy green leaves. Small white flowers (summer). Red/pink berries.
Herb
Myosotidium hortensia - Ch.Is. Forget-me-not
Stunning combination of blue flower bunches (spring) and huge glossy leaves. Frost tender. Demands exposed site. Newly renamed, it is now correctly Myosotidium hortensium.
Herb
Myosotis aff brockiei Otuhie
A very attractive native for-get-me-not with light green leaves and white flowers. Difficult to establish in warmer climates and limited in availability.
Herb
Myosotis colensoi - Colenso's Forget-me-not
Grey-green foliage and white flowers. Forms tight clumps in full sun. Requires gritty well drained soil. Likes lime.
Herb
Myosotis eximia
Fast-growing plant with dense, clumping foliage. White flowers 7cm in summer. Best in an open site with a mild air flow. Likes lime.
Other
Myosotis laeta
A rare endemic from the Red Hills of Nelson. Preferring ultramafic soils, rocky habitat and semi-sunny position it has reddish foliage and white flowers.
Herb
Myosotis petiolata var. pansa - Waitakere Forget-me-not
Local to Waitakere Ranges coast. Requires gritty, well drained soil.
Herb
Myosotis petiolata var. pottsiana - Potts' Forget-me-not
Local to the East Cape. Open habit with large white flowers. Requires gritty, well drained soil.
Herb
Myosotis pygmaea - Miniature Forget-me-not
Light green, mat-forming plant with tiny white flowers all year round. Seriously threatened by weed invasion of the dry, open sites it requires.
Herb
Myosotis saxosa - Hawkes Bay Forget-me-not
Tight, compact, matt-green foliage. White flowers in spring and summer. Fast growing.
Herb
Myosotis spathulata var. spathulata
A rare For-get-me-not with tiny light green, hairy leaves and white flowers. The branches trail along the ground. Grows well in warmer climates.
Herb
Myosurus minimus subsp. novae-zelandiae
A tiny tufted rare plant related to Buttercups. It is an annual and is more of a collectors plant.
Herb
Myriophyllum pedunculata
A water for ponds with slight reddish colouring. A prostrate groundcover for ponds and damp places. It will grow up from the bottom of shallow lakes.
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