Olearia traversii, commonly known as Chatham Island Ake Ake, is a hardy New Zealand native tree valued for its upright form and resilience. This evergreen produces glossy green leaves with silvery undersides and small daisy like flowers in summer. It is a popular choice for shelter, screening, and coastal planting due to its fast growth and toughness.
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