astelia species
Astelia species are a stunning group of evergreen plants that bring bold architectural flair to New Zealand gardens. Widely appreciated for their spectacular silver-green foliage and resilience, different Astelia species thrive in diverse conditions, from native forests to windswept alpine regions. These plants suit gardeners seeking dramatic texture, low-maintenance greenery, and a distinctly Kiwi character for their landscapes.
Aristotelia serrata (Wineberry)
Aristotelia serrata, commonly known as Wineberry or Makomako, is a fast-growing, deciduous native tree of New Zealand. It features serrated green leaves, reddish young stems, and masses of small pinkish-red flowers in spring, followed by dark berries that attract birds.
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Dianella 'Margaret Pringle'
Dianella 'Margaret Pringle' bears spikes carrying delicate, blue flowers in spring, which are followed by small, blue berries in summer. These are held neatly above the variegated, strap-like leaves, which are coloured yellow and green. It typically grows to 50 cm tall and the same wide.
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