mass planting nz natives
Mass planting NZ natives is an inspiring way to transform outdoor spaces with resilient, beautiful, and distinctly New Zealand flora. Whether you’re developing a low-maintenance landscape, restoring a natural area, or simply love the visual impact of bold swathes of greenery, native plants offer a sustainable solution perfect for gardens, parks, and commercial projects across New Zealand. Using local species in mass planting helps encourage biodiversity, supports native wildlife, and creates stunning year-round interest with unique textures and colour.
Carpodetus serratus prostrata
Carpodetus serratus prostrata, commonly known as prostrate Marble Leaf or prostrate Putaputaweta, is a low-growing, NZ native shrub that is often used as a groundcover. Its spreading and somewhat tangled branches carry small leaves which are variegated green and lime green as it grows to 50 cm tall and 1 m wide. Carpodetus serratus prostrata is ideal for planting around the base of larger trees and shrubs, as a groundcover on damp sites, or for inclusion in border plantings.
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Leptospermum Wairere
Leptospermum Wairere, also known as Leptospermum scoparium Wairere, is a low-growing, spreading New Zealand native shrub celebrated for its profusion of single, pale pink flowers with dark centres that bloom during spring and summer. This evergreen shrub typically grows to 30 cm tall and 1 metre wide, making it ideal for use as groundcover, in borders, or mass-planted in gardens. Its dense growth habit and attractive foliage provide excellent structure and visual appeal in various landscaping styles.
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