sansevieria species
Sansevieria species have become some of the most sought-after houseplants across New Zealand for their striking architectural forms and unrivalled resilience. Often called “snake plants” or “mother-in-law’s tongue”, these bold beauties belong to the Dracaena genus but are still widely known by their classic name, Sansevieria. With dozens of unique varieties, each with its own distinctive leaf shape, colour pattern and growth habit, sansevieria species make it easy for plant lovers to bring effortless greenery indoors.
Leptospermum 'Burgundy Queen'
Leptospermum 'Burgundy Queen' is a stunning evergreen shrub admired for its profusion of double burgundy red flowers that appear from spring through summer. Its fine foliage and upright habit make it an attractive feature in any NZ garden. Hardy and resilient, it tolerates a wide range of conditions, including coastal sites. With its vibrant colour and long flowering season, 'Burgundy Queen' brings year round beauty and impact to outdoor spaces.
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Dianella 'Margaret Pringle'
Dianella 'Margaret Pringle' bears spikes carrying delicate, blue flowers in spring, which are followed by small, blue berries in summer. These are held neatly above the variegated, strap-like leaves, which are coloured yellow and green. It typically grows to 50 cm tall and the same wide. Dianella 'Margaret Pringle' is commonly included in a mixed planting or border, used in cottage gardens, or mass planted either on a bank or as a groundcover.
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