Discover the beauty and resilience of Alstroemeria Inca NZ, one of New Zealand’s most sought-after perennial varieties. Perfect for both garden beds and cut flower arrangements, Alstroemeria Inca varieties bring months of vibrant blooms and reliable performance. Many Kiwi gardeners favour these compact, bushy plants for their ability to flower from late spring through to autumn, all while requiring minimal care. Whether you're looking to brighten up your borders, add interest to patio pots, or create a showstopping cut flower display, the Alstroemeria Inca range offers colour and versatility.

Poa cita, commonly known as Silver Tussock, is a clump-forming NZ native grass with delicate, green foliage that wafts gracefully in the breeze. It typically grows to 60 cm in height and 50 cm in width, preferring a full sun or partial shade position on a well-drained site.
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Castanospermum australe adds distinctive interest to NZ planting. It produces lush, green foilage off upright stems. Clusters of red, peal like flowers are borne during late spring which give rise to the chestnut like seeds in autumn. The seeds themselves should not be eaten as they can induce stomach cramps.
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