chinese silk tree
Searching for the perfect blend of elegance and resilience for your New Zealand garden? The Chinese silk tree, also known as Albizia julibrissin, is a unique ornamental tree prized for its feathery foliage and show-stopping pink, silk-like blooms. Beloved for its ability to add a luxurious, tropical feel to any landscape, this fast-growing tree thrives in our climate and requires surprisingly little fuss. Whether you're looking to create a shady retreat, attract pollinators, or elevate your curb appeal, the Chinese silk tree deserves a spot on your planting list.
Ulmus parvifolia (Chinese Elm)
Ulmus parvifolia, commonly known as the Chinese Elm, China Elm, or the Chinese Lacebark Elm Tree, is grown for its stature and colourful foliage. The lush foliage emerges a mid-green colour in spring, ages to become dark green, then develops impressive red tones in autumn before falling. The Chinese Elm typically grows with a broad and rounded habit to about 12 m tall and the same wide, and can be trimmed as necessary. Ulmus parvifolia is commonly grown as a specimen and makes for a wonderful shade tree. It is also well suited to being used in avenue plantings or to border an entrance.
From $192.51
Jute Tree Tie
The Jute Tree Tie is non-abrasive and very popular because it wont cause tree damage. The 50 mm wide fabric is heavy duty and designed to support trees of all sizes. Each roll contains 33 m of tie.
From $64.67
