rhopalostylis chathamica
Looking for something special to add a lush, tropical flair to your New Zealand garden? Rhopalostylis chathamica, also known as the Chatham Island nīkau, is a rare palm tree treasured by both plant enthusiasts and landscape designers. With its striking crown of feathery, arching leaves and smooth grey trunk, rhopalostylis chathamica brings an elegant presence to gardens across Aotearoa. This palm is not just visually stunning—it's also uniquely adapted to our climate, promising resilience and reliable growth for years to come.
Astelia chathamica (Chatham Island Astelia)
Astelia chathamica, commonly known as the Chatham Island Astelia or Kakaha, produces broad, erect, silver-green leaves. The leaves are held with a gentle arch as they grow to 1.5 m tall and the same width. Astelia chathamica is an ideal plant for coastal gardens, suitable for mass planting either on a bank or as a ground cover, or for adding texture and interest to a mixed planting. It will provide a striking display, whether grown individually or in clusters, and is both robust and easy to grow.
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Rhopalostylis sapida
Rhopalostylis sapida, commonly known as Nikau Palm, is a fast-growing and beautiful Palm tree. From a central trunk, it produces large and broad fronds with a gentle arch. They are dark green, handsome, and enable this NZ native to grow to about 10 m tall with a spread of 6 m. Rhopalostylis sapida is highly sought after and very popular. It is essential for any subtropical garden or where an attractive specimen is desired.
From $24.77
