red banksia
Red banksia is one of the most striking and iconic plants found in Australian landscapes, treasured by New Zealand gardeners for its bold presence, bird-attracting flowers, and reliable hardiness. Characterised by dramatic red, orange, or reddish-pink cylindrical flower spikes, red banksia varieties stand out as stunning feature shrubs or small trees that provide year-round garden interest. If you’re searching for a plant that combines sculptural foliage with vivid blooms and is well-suited to New Zealand’s temperate climate, red banksia is a top choice for both native-inspired and contemporary planting schemes.
Banksia integrifolia (Coastal Banksia)
Banksia integrifolia (Coastal Banksia) is a hardy evergreen tree admired for its striking yellow flower spikes and tough coastal nature. This Australian native performs exceptionally well in many parts of New Zealand, particularly in coastal and exposed locations. The attractive foliage and nectar rich flowers attract birds and pollinators to the garden. Banksia integrifolia (Coastal Banksia) is an excellent choice for gardeners wanting a resilient feature tree with year round interest.
From $343.89
Leucothoe axillaris Curly Red
Leucothoe axillaris Curly Red, commonly known as Dog Hobble, is a beautiful shrub which is grown of its colourful and curly foliage. New foliage is red and ages to a dark green with red-purple undertones, resulting in a multi-coloured plant. The foliage is complemented with clusters of showy, white flowers in spring as it grows to 50 cm tall and 70 cm wide. Leucothoe axillaris Curly Red is commonly included in mixed plantings or borders, maintained in a container, planted around outdoor living areas such as pools, or used anywhere vibrant colour is desired.
From $25.58
