corokia kirkii
Corokia kirkii is a distinctive native shrub prized for its intricate branching, wiry stems, and silvery-green foliage, making it a favourite among gardeners across New Zealand. With a natural resilience to wind and drought, Corokia kirkii thrives in a wide range of landscapes—from coastal plantings to urban gardens, rockeries, and native habitat restoration projects. Its unique form provides year-round interest, while clusters of small yellow star-like flowers appear in late spring, followed by attractive red berries that entice native birds. Whether you're looking to create a structural hedge, informal screen, or an elegant focal point, Corokia kirkii adds both texture and beauty to your garden design.
Coprosma kirkii
Coprosma kirkii, commonly known as Creeping Coprosma, is a hardy NZ native groundcover shrub valued for its dense, trailing habit and small glossy green leaves. This evergreen plant spreads across the ground, suppressing weeds and providing year round greenery. Naturally tough, it thrives in exposed and coastal conditions, making it ideal for low maintenance gardens, banks, and rockeries. Creeping Coprosma is both practical and attractive in NZ landscapes.
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Corokia Sunsplash
Corokia 'Sunsplash' is a NZ native shrub grown for its impressive foliage. It features small leaves that are variegated yellow with a central splash of green and has orange-pink undertones. Small, star-shaped, yellow flowers are produced in summer and are followed by orange berries in autumn as it grows to 1.5 m tall and 1 m wide. Corokia 'Sunsplash' is commonly trimmed into a hedge but also makes a great addition to a mixed planting. It is also well suited for growing on those difficult to grow sites where a bright and cheerful plant is required.
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