Native coastal plants are the unsung heroes of New Zealand’s dramatic shorelines, dunes, and salt-laden landscapes. These remarkable species have evolved to withstand wind, salt spray, sandy soils, and fluctuating moisture levels, making them vital for stabilising dunes, providing habitat for wildlife, and adding a rich sense of place to coastal gardens. Planting native coastal species is not just about creating resilience—it’s about connecting with the beauty and ecology of our coastline.

Coprosma acerosa, also known as Sand Coprosma or Tātaraheke, is a hardy New Zealand native groundcover well-suited to exposed and coastal environments. It features dense, tangled, prostrate growth with delicate, needle-like foliage in shades of green to bronze.
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Sophora chathamica (Coastal Kōwhai) is a stunning New Zealand native tree known for its masses of bright yellow flowers that appear in early spring. This coastal kōwhai is fast growing, hardy, and highly attractive to native birds such as tūī and kererū.
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