Hebe recurva has been reclassified as Hebe albicans but it is so very different that we are maintaining this old name until the situation is clarified. Of course the plant is none the worse for the botanical tug of war and is a neat plant.
An attractive moss commonly used for hanging baskets and establishing epiphytes. This plant is much more attractive alive and well in a pot that sits in water.
Divaricating juvenile form. Develops into upright tree in forest conditions. Hardy.
This grey-cream variegated form was propagated by Charles Devonshire of Whangarei.
A coastal species that grows rapidly and spreads over 2 metres or more. The foliage can be used as a vegetable as a substitute for spinach. Seed enclosed in red fleshy fruit.
A coastal species that grows rapidly and spreads over 2 metres or more. The foliage can be used as a vegetable as a substitute for spinach. Seed in hard wooden capsule.