Coprosma repens

What is the Coprosma repens hedge spacing?

Coprosma repens makes for a fantastic and interesting hedge. The recommended spacing is 50 cm apart to achieve a dense hedge quickly. You can increase the spacing up to 1 m apart but the hedge will tend to be broader and take longer to fill in. The hedge is generally trimmed late winter or spring of each year.

What are the landscaping uses for Coprosma repens in NZ?

Coprosma repens is a great choice in landscaping projects. It is commonly included in a mixed planting, used in woodland gardens, planting around stream and pond areas, or simply planted to attract birds. The glossy leaves and hardy nature makes this plant ideal for coastal and modern gardens. This hardy, NZ native can also be trimmed into a hedge or grown as an informal hedge.

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Does Coprosma repens have flowers?

Coprosma repens produces small, often inconspicuous flowers during spring and summer. It's important to note that Coprosma repens is dioecious, meaning that male and female flowers grow on separate plants. Male flowers appear in dense clusters, while female flowers are in smaller clusters. After flowering, female plants produce colourful berries which add further visual interest to this plant.

Why is the common name for Coprosma repens?

Coprosma repens is commonly known as Taupata. This is the most frequently used common name for this plant. Other common names include "mirror bush" or "looking-glass bush" which both refer to the glossy leaves.