Native Bank Planting (Tall growing)

Sophora Dragons Gold is a stunning Native dwarf Kowhai, which produces masses of golden yellow flowers that the Tuis and Kereru love. Its foliage has a fern like look to it and is very hardy and easy to care for. Eventual height of 1.5-2m

This picture represents a PB5 grade size.

Tea tree, Manuka A fast growing shrub with abundant white flowers in Summer. The flowers are attractive to bees. It is found throughout New Zealand and is one of the most common species. As it is a pioneer plant it is used for revegetation planting. Manuka is best planted in Autumn but the roots must not be disturbed when planting.

Mountain flax, Wharariki endemic to New Zealand, Phormium cookianum is a very useful plant for any native planting. Despite its common name, the New Zealand Mountain flax, Phormium cookianum is found throughout New Zealand on coastal slopes to above treeline, among scrub or grasses. Phormium cookianum is smaller than the New Zealand flax Phormium tenax and has leaves with more droop whereas Phormium tenax leaves are more stiff and erect. The seed capsules of the Phormium cookianum are drooping and twisted and not erect and angled as in P.tenax. The flowers are a source of nectar for the native birds, especially the tui and the bellbird. Most of the flax cultivars are derived from Phormium cookianum.

The image is of our 7cn Pots that are currently reduced from $6.99 to $3.99 ea 

Carex secta is a common endemic sedge of coastal to montane swampy areas throughout New Zealand from sea level to 900 m. It is found throughout the North, South, Stewart Islands and also on the main Chatham Island, though it is scarce there.
It is a tussock forming sedge up to 1.5 x 1.5 m. 

Pittosporum tenuifolium is a small, evergreen tree that means "slender-leaved" in Latin. It has bright-green foliage with dark-brown, thin stalks, and grows dense foliage. It produces small, dark flowers, which go almost black with age. Pittosporum prefers full sun and well-drained soils, although it does tolerate dry soil and drought. It can also tolerate wind exposure and is frost-hardy. Used for both residential plantings as a great hedge or specimen, and is a colonising species in revegetation plantings such as riparian. Can also be used as a fast growing shelterbelt. Grows up to 5m in height. 

The image is of our 1.5L grade. They are currently on special, a beautiful grade that are between 30-40cm tall 

A rapidly growing hardy tree very suitable for shelter purposes, especially on the coast. Stands only light frosts. Intolerant of wet sites. Clip to maintain compact form.