Fast Growing Native Trees
Plagianthus regius (Ribbonwood)
Plagianthus regius, commonly known as Ribbonwood or Manatu, is one of New Zealand’s fastest-growing native trees. It can reach 10–15 metres tall and is recognised for its graceful, layered foliage and slender form. In the spring, it produces masses of small, fragrant, cream-coloured flowers that attract birds and insects. Ribbonwood thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates a range of soil types. Ideal for shelter belts, revegetation, and native plantings, it adds beauty and ecological value to any landscape.
From $24.23
Kunzea robusta
Kunzea robusta, commonly known as Kanuka or the White Tea Tree, is a fast-growing, NZ native tree. It features small, dark green leaves that release a pleasant fragrance when touched or in a light breeze. Small, white flowers are borne in abundance through summer and are great for attracting birds and bees. This evergreen typically grows to 8 m in height and 4 m in width, and can be trimmed as necessary. Kunzea robusta is commonly grown for its sheltering properties, clipped into a slender hedge, or used in native revegetation and riparian plantings.
From $205.02
