Have you got a photo you'd like to share with us? We'd love to see it.

Every month, we'll display a new feature photo on the front page of the website. If we choose yours, we'll send you a gift voucher worth $60!

To submit a photo, simply search for the relevant plant, then click the "Share a photo" link.

Here are some previous winners...

Month	Photo	Caption
Jan 2015		Metrosideros bartlettii Submitted by dayne laird This native bee, with its mates, were by far the winners with the flowers on this tree, just the right shape to get every drop they wanted. Quick moving tho' - quite the challenge to photograph one staying still long enough on top of the flower (as opposed to only seeing its rear-end due to the front end being buried deep down the stamens).
Feb 2015		Metrosideros carminea Juvenile Submitted by Kyle Bland A five-year old rata now flowering in our Lower Hutt garden
Mar 2015		Corokia Oratia Pounamu Submitted by Beverley Davidson The mid-sized leaf shows its hybrid nature - a cross between C. cotoneaster with tiny leaves and C. buddleioides with long narrow ones.
Apr 2015		Lygodium articulatum Submitted by Beverley Davidson The delicate tracery of the fertile fronds.
May 2015		Earina autumnalis Submitted by Pete Bellamy
Jun 2015		Hebe Wiri Prince Submitted by Janice Barratt This Hebe 'Wiri Prince' was planted early last Autumn, clipped in the Spring, and watered nicely over the heat of the Summer.
Jul 2015		Ripogonum scandens Submitted by Geoff Davidson The vertical climbing stems of supplejack twine around each other to give mutual support and reach-up to the highest branches.
Aug 2015		Cyathea medullaris Submitted by May Trubuhovich Kopiko Rd, Titirangi
Sep 2015		Metrosideros fulgens Adult Submitted by Michael Schwab
Oct 2015		Sophora microphylla Submitted by Wade Tui feeding on Kowhai nectar. Kowhai are a favourite food source for tui in Spring.
Nov 2015		Pomaderris kumeraho Submitted by dayne laird Have had this (now) 2m+ high tree since it was a wee thing for about 4-5 years now. Still filling out, but it has height! Definitely likes the rubbish soil in this exposed spot in our front-garden.
Dec 2015		Quintinia serrata Submitted by Beverley Davidson