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Coprosma acerosa
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 …
Coprosma Black Cloud
Coprosma Black Cloud - An excellent spreading coprosma, fantastic for ground-covering colours in the colder weather. Height x width 0.3m x 1m If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. …
Coprosma Cappuccino
Coprosma Cappuccino boasts rich, chocolate-brown summer foliage which becomes even darker in winter. Ideal in pots or for borders and hedges. Contrasts well with white or cream flowering plants. …
Coprosma crassifolia
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 …
Coprosma Dark Spires
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, trimmed for hedging or topiary. Position in full sun to part shade. This coprosma …
Coprosma Flat Freddy
Coprosma Flat Freddy is a low-growing, native ground cover with a very flat habit. Black interlaced branches tipped with cream are covered with small, narrow, black-green leaves. The small flowers produce beautiful iridescent-blue fru …
Coprosma Golden Glow
Providing year-round interest, coprosma Golden Glow is a great little shrub with golden summer tones, splashed with lime green and orange, which intensify in the winter. Excellent for small hedges, group plantings or for adding colour con …
Coprosma Hawera
Coprosma Hawera is a low-growing NZ native that forms a dense mat of small, 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 …
Coprosma kirkii
Coprosma kirkii is a quick growing plant that 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 Lighthouse
Coprosma Lighthouse is a stunning NZ-bred ground cover. Distinctly different from any other selection available, ideal for coastal conditions. Half hardy. …
Coprosma Lobster
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. Grows to a height of 2m. …
Coprosma propinqua
Coprosma propinqua is 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 love the fruit. Will tolerate&nbs …
Coprosma rhamnoides
Coprosma rhamnoides, a New Zealand native, is a tightly divaricating shrub with very small green leaves and reddish branches, producing small, cream flowers in October. Can be shaped or trimmed into a low hedge. Frost hardy and enjoys dry soil. …
Coprosma Tequila Sunrise
Commonly known as the Mirror Plant because of the beautiful, glossy, shiny foliage. 'Tequila Sunrise' has a cocktail of foliage colours starting with emerald green and soft yellow and gradually turning to brilliant orange and gold. Happy in sun or …
Coprosma virescens
An orangeish or olive green bushy shrub with tangled, wide-angled branches bearing pairs of small, pointed oval leaves on flattened leaf stalk. Bark smooth and knobbled, greenish. Leaves 5-9mm long, with a ridge of small hairs on stem between le …
Coprosma Evening Glow
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 and winter. Looks wonderful in containers especially terracotta. Feed regularl …
Coprosma Hot Chocolate
A small-growing shrub with strongly-coloured chocolate-brown leaves. Fast growing, forming a nice rounded shrub. Great gap filler or hedge for stunning colourful growth. Height/width 2m x 1.5m. Full sun, free draining soil to thrive,
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Coprosma Inferno
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. …
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