Native trees and shrubs are the backbone of New Zealand’s unique biodiversity, offering essential habitats for wildlife, supporting pollinators, and enhancing the character of gardens and landscapes. Whether you’re restoring a section, sheltering your property from the wind, or simply seeking hardy, beautiful foliage, native trees and shrubs adapt effortlessly to local soils and climates. Their resilience, low-maintenance nature, and ecological benefits make them a popular choice for both large-scale planting projects and private gardens across the country.

Leptospermum scoparium, commonly known as Manuka or New Zealand Tea Tree, is a hardy native shrub prized for its aromatic foliage and masses of white to pink flowers. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soils, tolerating drought, frost, and coastal conditions. Mānuka is ideal for native gardens, erosion control, and attracting pollinators. This low-maintenance plant is also valued for its role in producing Manuka honey and is perfect for naturalistic NZ landscapes.
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Pittosporum ralphii is a hardy, evergreen native shrub or small tree ideal for hedging, screening, and native planting projects across New Zealand. Known for its narrow, grey-green leaves and upright form, it typically grows to 4–6 metres tall and 3–4 metres wide. The foliage has a subtle silver tone, which softens the appearance of dense planting and adds contrast to green-dominated gardens. In spring, small dark red to purple flowers appear, offering seasonal interest and attracting native insects.
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