hardenbergia vine
The hardenbergia vine is a standout climber that brings a burst of colour and hardy performance to New Zealand gardens. Much loved for its spectacular pea-like flowers and lush evergreen foliage, hardenbergia vines add beauty and versatility to fences, trellises, arbors, and even as groundcovers. Journeying from their Australian origins, these vines have proven themselves as drought-tolerant, low-maintenance choices—perfect for gardeners seeking both impact and ease. In this guide, discover how to grow, care for, and choose the best hardenbergia vine for your landscape.
Muehlenbeckia complexa (Pohuehue)
Muehlenbeckia complexa (Pohuehue) is a vigorous, hardy NZ native climber or groundcover. It features wiry, twining stems and small, glossy green leaves that create dense coverage. Growing up to 4 m wide and 2 m high, it’s perfect for fences, banks, or walls. Pohuehue tolerates wind, salt spray, and dry conditions once established. Small, white flowers are followed by black berries, attracting birds and making it an excellent choice for both erosion control and biodiversity.
From $20.63
Bypass Loppers (Bahco P16)
The Bahco P16 bypass loppers are designed for long and continuous use, hence why they are used widely across the horticultural industry. They are robust with a strongly curved blade that allows for quick and powerful cuts. The steel handles have a soft rubber grip to ensure non-slip in all conditions and to reduce fatigue on the user. The blade is made from forged steel. Overall, it is 600 mm long and weighs 1.025kg. This is the “best in class lopper” and is perfect tool for pruning trees and vines.
From $252.28
