Sand coprosma A groundcover Coprosma found naturally near the coast throughout New Zealand. It forms a tight tangled mound of brown foliage. An excellent plant for dry coastal conditions.Height 30cm x 1m …
An excellent spreading coprosma, fantastic for ground covering colours in the colder weather. Height x Width 0.3 x 1m If you have any questions, please don't hesitate in contacting us. …
Coprosma crassifolia, is a forest shrub native to New Zealand. It is found from the coast up to approximately 600 metres in both the North and South Islands. Coprosma crassifolia is an erect shrub growing up to 4 metres high with red-brown branchlets, and …
Fine dark bronze almost chocolate in colour foliage makes this native a fantastic contrast in any garden. Forming a natural conical shape it can be used as a specimen, trimed for hedging or topiary. Position in full sun to part shade. This Coprosma wil …
The first Coprosma bred at Growing Spectrum and has been a top seller for many years. The golden summer foliage colours change to rich orange and deep red shades in autumn & winter. Looks wonderful in containers especially terracotta. Feed regularly f …
A low growing native ground cover with a very flat habit. Black interlaced branches tipped with cream, covered with small narrow black-green leaves. Small flowers which produce beautiful iridescent blue fruits if fertilised. Will tolerate light foot traff …
A low growing coprosma that forms a dense mat of small green narrow olive-green leaves. Fast growing and very hardy but does prefer dry areas. Looks fantastic cascading over walls or down banks. 50cm x 1m If you have any questions, please don't hesita …
Set your garden on fire with this outstanding foliage shrub. The rich deep orange, red and pink hues of the summer foliage deepen to deep red for the winter. Very striking. Easy to grow in sun or part shade but best protected from harsh frost. Evergreen. …
This quick growing coprosma creates a mat of rich green foliage. It is easily grown in a sunny position and make an excellent ground cover for banks. Evergreen. H.5 x 2m …
Coprosma Lobster is an unusual New Zealand Native with fine green leaves and orange-red stems creating a good contrast of colour and texture. Looks great in containers or the garden. Sun to semi-shade. Hardy. Evergreen. Gets to a height of 2m. If you have …
This bushy small coprosma has deep green, luxurious foliage. Will look great in containers for patio, hedging or under planting. Evergreen. …
Wavy chocolate brown foliage with hot pink highlighted edges. The colour will intensify as the temperature gets cooler.
This is a great plant for pots, low hedging, gardens and great as a mass plant. …
A large, tough, hardy, shrub with interlaced foliage. Laden with fruit that changes from white to dark blue. Makes a great low shelter in a mixed native planting. Native birds live the fruit. Will tolerates wet soil. Evergreen. Grows to 2m x 2m. …
A hardy, densly packed ground cover that is a master at surpressing weeds. Covered in shiny green leaves edged with yellow/gold. Loves full sun or part shade, as long as the soil is moist. Evergreen, grows approx. 30cm in height, and 1.5m wide. …
Coprosma ‘Kiwi Silver’ is a NZ native evergreen ground cover. It is a prostrate shrub with small glossy green and white leaves with silver sheen. Colour intensified in the cooler months. Thrives well in poor windy conditions but protect …
Mirror plant, Taupata A hardy shrub found in coastal areas throughout the North Island and as far south as Greymouth. The oblong leaves are dark green and very glossy and the berries are orange. Taupata is excellent for coastal revegetation planting. …
Karamu This coprosma is found in forest and scrub throughout New Zealand. It is like Coprosma repens but the leathery leaves are less glossy. Karamu produces masses of orange berries in late Summer. A fast growing colonising shrub used for revegetation pr …
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