young rimu tree
Looking to add a young rimu tree to your New Zealand garden? Growing a young rimu tree (Dacrydium cupressinum) is a rewarding way to celebrate native biodiversity, create unique landscape features, and support thriving ecosystems. Rimu trees are renowned for their graceful, weeping foliage and stately growth habit, making them a popular choice for native planting projects, shelterbelts, or as specimen trees.
Dacrydium cupressinum (Rimu Tree)
Dacrydium cupressinum, commonly known as Rimu or Red Pine, is an iconic and slow-growing tree. The juvenile form features drooping branches densely clothed with short, light green, needle-like leaves. A mature tree has a broad crown and eventually reaches a height of 25 m and a width of 10 m, with leaves that are now short and sharp.
From $99.29
PB1.5 Planter Bags
PB1.5 Planter Bags are a practical and economical choice for growing shrubs, perennials, young trees, and other nursery plants. Their flexible construction makes planting, handling, and transport easy, while providing suitable space for healthy root development.
From $17.73
