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Shrub Pomaderris rugosa Interesting form and texture enhanced by pale-yellow flowers (spring). Requires good drainage.
Herb Potamogeton cheesemanii This is a plant that grows in the water and sends its leaves up to float on top of the water. Apparently it can grow in water up to 10 m deep. Dies back under the water during winter.
Herb Potamogeton suboblongus - Rerewai An endemic aquatic plant with dark green leaves. Requires shallow water (no more than 5cm) or mud.
Ground Cover Potentilla anserinioides Bronze-leaved, tuft-forming plant with bright yellow 1.5cm flowers. May be deciduous during winter in cooler climates. Spreads quickly.
Ground Cover Pratia angulata See Lobelia - Panakenake Now known as Lobelia angulata
Ground Cover Pratia arenaria A rugged groundcover suitable for large areas. White flowers and pink fruit.
Ground Cover Pratia perpusilla Rusty green foliage, and white flowers with a musky scent throughout the year. Red berries in summer and autumn.
Ground Cover Pratia Woodhill An unnamed form of Pratia from the Woodhill forest north of Auckland. It is threatened by browsing rabbits, deer, & pigs.
Tree Prumnopitys ferruginea - Miro Slow growing specimen tree with feathery foliage and large red fruit beloved of wood-pigeons. Was Stachypitys ferruginea.
Tree Prumnopitys taxifolia - Matai Interlacing juvenile form transforms into a slow growing feathery specimen tree.
Shrub Pseudopanax Adiantifolius - 5 finger cultivar A useful hedge or pot plant that is upright and hardy. A selected hybrid form of Pseudopanax species.
Shrub Pseudopanax aff lessonii Potentially a new species from the Serville cliffs. Similar to P. lessonii but smaller leaves and it has a decumbent habit.
Tree Pseudopanax arboreus - Five-finger Palmate leaf. Dense habit in sun. Dark purple fruit (spring). Prefers drier rich soils.
Tree Pseudopanax chathamicus - Chatham Is Pseudopanax Similar to Pseudopanax crassifolius but doesn?t have the striking juvenile stage. Tends to branch earlier. Not to be planted for Reveg jobs.
Shrub Pseudopanax colensoi - Orihou Sub-alpine form of five-finger with scented flowers. Better in full sun with cool roots.
Shrub Pseudopanax colensoi var. ternatus - Three finger A shrub/small tree of the South Island similar to Pseudopanax colensoi but has only three leaflets.
Tree Pseudopanax crassifolius - Lancewood Interesting juvenile form with long lanceolate leaves shortening to turn into adult. Hardy, 4m specimen tree.
Tree Pseudopanax crassifolius hybrid - Hybrid Lancewood Hybrids with P.lessonii giving a wide range of fine foliage from long single leaves to palmate ones. Great pot plants.
Shrub Pseudopanax Cyril Watson - Hybrid Lancewood Particularly striking hybrid form of five finger with tight growth habit. Thick leathery leaves. Good pot plant.
Shrub Pseudopanax discolor Smaller leaves than five finger, this shrub keeps a neat and tidy habit , slow growing. Interesting bronze foliage.


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