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We stock a growing variety of native tree species, ranging from 40cm
to 1m in height. Free delivery to immediate Whangarei area.
PB3 pots (40 - 50cm) can be couriered nation wide.
PB5* and PB8* (1m+) pots require custom shipping arrangements
Trees There are 31 products.
Ake Ake
Ake Ake Available in green (out of stock) or red (Dodonaea viscosa purpurea). An attractive shrub to small tree often used as hedging or as an attractive garden specimen shrub. Very attractive as hedging in an alternating green/red pattern.GREEN ONLY at this time
$ 5.00Out of stockHarakeke (flax)
Harakeke (flax) Available in green or red/bronze. Native evergreen plant once used extensively for weaving, as well as rope and sail making. Grows in large attractive clumps with long strap-like leaves of two or three metres. Producing in summer tall flowering spikes of red and yellow flowers reaching up to five metres.At the beginning of the season...
$ 6.00Product available with different optionsHoupara (five finger)
Houpara – (Pseudopanax lessonii) Naturally occurring in coastal forests north of Poverty Bay in the Nort Island. Prefers mild moist conditions. Reaches up to 6 metres. May also be available as cultivars: 'Gold Splash'... with variegated gold and green leaves and 'Nigra'... with it's purple / brown foliage.
$ 7.00In StockKahikatea
Kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Dominant in lowland forest and wetlands throughout the North and South Islands it eventually reaches a height of 55 metres and a trunk of one metre diameter.
$ 7.00In StockKaka Beak
Kaka Beak (Clianthus) – Kowhai ngutu kaka Features striking red flowers resembling the beak of the native parrot, the Kaka. These are a highly endangered species with only 153 trees known to be left in the wild. It will grow up to 3 or 4 metres in ideal conditions and is an ideal ornamental garden species.
$ 8.00Out of stockKaraka
Karaka (Cornycarpus laevigatus) Ranging from Banks peninsula in the South Island to the far north, including the Three Kings Islands and the Kermadecs, however botanists believe that it would have been spread to the South Island by early Maori and then birds.
$ 6.00In StockKaro
Karo (Pittosporum crassifolium) A smallish tree reaching about 6 metres, originally from the top half of the North Island. Grey / green leathery leaves and red / purple flowers in Spring. Able to withstand strong winds and salt spray.
$ 6.00In StockKauri
Kauri (Agathis Australis) The largest (by volume) but not the tallest species of tree in New Zealand, standing up to 50m. These one year old specimens now at 20 - 30cm to and growing fast. Plant out at this size with protection, or grow on for one year to 60 - 80cm before planting.
$ 8.00In StockKawakawa
KawaKawa (Macropiper excelsum) A native coastal shrub reaching 2 - 3m tall, it is popular as a medicinal herbal remedy for stomach complaints, and chewing the leaves will reduce toothache.
$ 6.00In StockKohekohe
KoheKohe (Dysoxylum spectabile) A medium-sized tree found in lowland and coastal forests throughout most of the North Island, and also occurs in the Marlborough Sounds.Mature trees grow up to 15m in height, with a trunk up to a metre in diameter.
$ 7.00In StockKowhai
Kowhai (Sophora microphylla) An iconic yellow flowering leguminous tree grown throughout NZ, attracting the Tui and other birdlife to the garden. Growing up to 6 or 8 metres, they are semi deciduous, temporarily losing most of their leaves after flowering, and leaving clusters of long seed pods filled with distinctive bright yellow seeds.
$ 8.00In StockLemonwood (Tarata)
Lemonwood (Tarata) An attractive and popolar pittosporum frequently used in hedgerows and shelter belts. Also makes an attractive garden specimen. The largest of New Zealand's pittosporums, it can reach over 10 metres, but is easily pruned to maintain a desired height.
$ 6.00Out of stock
