trailing crassula
Trailing crassula is a sought-after group of cascading succulents perfect for adding lush greenery to indoor pots, hanging baskets, or outdoor gardens in New Zealand. Known for their distinctive trailing stems and fleshy leaves, these easy-care plants are wonderful for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. With their low maintenance needs, trailing crassula varieties bring texture, colour, and visual interest to your space, whether spilling over shelves inside or softening the edges of your garden beds.
Muehlenbeckia complexa (Pohuehue)
Muehlenbeckia complexa (Pohuehue) is a vigorous, hardy NZ native climber or groundcover. It features wiry, twining stems and small, glossy green leaves that create dense coverage. Growing up to 4 m wide and 2 m high, it’s perfect for fences, banks, or walls. Pohuehue tolerates wind, salt spray, and dry conditions once established. Small, white flowers are followed by black berries, attracting birds and making it an excellent choice for both erosion control and biodiversity.
From $20.63
Abutilon megapotamicum
Abutilon megapotamicum, commonly known as Trailing Abutilon or Chinese Lantern, is a graceful shrub with arching stems and distinctive red and yellow lantern shaped flowers. Blooming from spring to autumn, this variety adds elegance and colour to NZ gardens. Its semi evergreen habit and fine foliage make it ideal for cascading over walls, training on trellises, or brightening borders with its long flowering display.
From $27.53
