deciduous nz native trees
Deciduous NZ native trees offer a unique charm in New Zealand gardens, bringing seasonal interest and structure to your landscape. If you're searching for native trees that lose their leaves in autumn and burst into fresh growth in spring, you'll find there are a few special species worth discovering. Unlike the many evergreen natives, our deciduous natives create captivating displays of autumn colour and offer beautiful forms through winter. Whether you're looking for shade, a striking focal point, or a specimen to enhance biodiversity, choosing from the selection of deciduous NZ native trees will bring natural beauty and adaptability to your garden design.
Prumnopitys ferruginea
Prumnopitys ferruginea, commonly known as Miro, is a majestic New Zealand native tree belonging to the Podocarp family. This long lived evergreen species is renowned for its attractive dark green foliage and fleshy red seed cones that attract native birds such as kererū. Miro is a slow growing but highly valuable specimen tree that brings heritage, shade, and ecological importance to NZ gardens and landscapes. It is ideal for large properties, parks, and native revegetation projects.
From $453.48
Melia azedarach (Bead Tree)
Melia azedarach, commonly known as Bead Tree, White Cedar or Persian Lilac, is a fast-growing deciduous tree admired for its feathery foliage and fragrant, lilac-coloured spring flowers. Reaching 6–12 metres tall, it produces clusters of yellow berries in autumn and provides excellent summer shade. Hardy and tolerant of dry conditions, it grows well in most parts of New Zealand. Ideal for larger gardens, parks, or shelterbelts, this ornamental tree adds seasonal interest and structure to any landscape.
From $343.89
