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Tree Pittosporum ellipticum Uncommon in cultivation. Bronze hue to new foliage. Hardy on exposed coastal sites.
Tree Pittosporum eugenioides - Tarata, lemonwood Bushy tree ideal as specimen or hedging. Lemon scented foliage and fragrant flowers (spring).
Tree Pittosporum eugenioides Variegatum - Tarata Bushy tree ideal as specimen or hedging. Lemon scented cream foliage and fragrant flowers (spring).
Tree Pittosporum huttonianum Large leathery leaves (pale hairs on new growth). Open habit. Coastal.
Shrub Pittosporum kirkii An epiphytic species with dark green leathery leaves. Yellow flowers (summer) and large black seed pods. Rare.
Tree Pittosporum obcordatum Divaricating habit forming a tall bushy column. Fragrant yellow flowers (summer). This is an endangered species with great potential for landscaping.
Tree Pittosporum obcordatum kaitaiaensis Divaricating habit forming a tall bushy column. Fragrant flowers (summer). A rare form of a rare species from Kaitaia.
Shrub Pittosporum Oliver Twist Small silver green leaves. Black stems. Feathery habit. Excellent as a hedge
Tree Pittosporum patulum This is a rare species of subalpine scrub and mountain beech forest. Juvenile leaves coarsely toothed, leaves of sub adults with margins less deeply toothed, adult foliage crowded toward branchlet ends.Limited availability.
Shrub Pittosporum pimeleoides Fluffy Stuff This is a compact column forming shrub with dense light green leaves and very sweet scented flowers. This is a selected form of this endangered plant.
Shrub Pittosporum pimeleoides subsp. pimeleoides Endangered spreading shrub from Northland, normally in association withKauri. It has light green leaves and scented yellow coloured flowers.
Shrub Pittosporum pimelioides subsp. majus Endangered spreading shrub from Surville Cliffs and adjacent plateau. Has light green broad leaves with scented orange flowers.
Tree Pittosporum ralphii Hardy North Island tree that will handle coastal conditions. Greyish foliage gives a distinctive appearance.
Other Pittosporum Raoul Is. An un - named species from the Kermadec Islands. It has larger leaves than the mainland P. crassifolium and are a lighter green. Details are limited.
Other Pittosporum species A species of Pittosporum ???
Other Pittosporum Stephens Island An interesting form found growing on Stephens Island in the middle of Cook Strait. It has some resemblance to both Pitosporum tenuifolium and P.crassifolium.
Tree Pittosporum tenuifolium - Kohuhu The most popular species of Pittosporum. Hardy and ideal as a hedge, in mixed border or as a specimen tree.
Tree Pittosporum tenuifolium Irene Paterson - Kohuhu cultivar A faint green speckling on white leaves makes this a distinctive cultivar. It is slower than many and perhaps not as hardy.
Tree Pittosporum tenuifolium James Stirling - Kohuhu cultivar Delicate small grey/green foliage contrasting with dark branchlets.
Tree Pittosporum tenuifolium Limelight - Kohuhu cultivar Yellow and green variegations (yellow around the main veins). Good habit. A larger leaf form than some of the cultivars.


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