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Pittosporum Screenmaster
Pittosporum eugenioides
Whilst young a Lemonwood tree has a conical shape that broadens and spreads with age to 20m in height, the largest NZ Pittosporum. The trunk of 60cm is encased in bark. The small yellow flowers which appear from October to December grow in terminal cluste …
$15.60
Pittosporum Frankie's Folly
Pittosporum Frankies Folly is a fabulous compact plant. Fresh green foliage, with dark stems forms a nicely rounded, compact shrub. Use as an alternative to Buxus for low hedges or screens, in containers or as a specimen. Position in full sun to semi s …
$15.98
Pittosporum Gold Star
An evergreen, variegated pittosporum. Highly decorative colouring with yellow-growing tips, which turn variegated as the year goes on. Hardy. No minimum number required. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. …
$16.00
Pittosporum Golf Ball Silver
The latest addition to the highly acclaimed Golfball series of dwarf pittosporums. Tidy ball-shaped habit. Forms a dense rounded ball of shimmering silver green foliage that seldom needs clipping. …
$15.97
Pittosporum Green Ball
Mid sized soft green foliage with a squat, softly mounding growing habit 1.3 x 1.3 …
$35.00
Pittosporum Jade
A new selection bearing a clear jade-green oval leaf which contrasts well against it's darker stems. An excellent NZ native for quick screening or hedging. Clip regularly. Prefers a full sun to semi shade situation. Hardy. Evergreen. …
$13.50
Pittosporum Midget
As you can tell by the name this is a small compact, naturally bushy Pittosporum. With bright green leaves and highly scented maroon flowers in summer. Position in full sun to semi shade. Use as a low hedge, in a narrow garden bed, container, edging or …
$13.97
Pittosporum Mountain Green
Has attractive fresh looking bright green foliage and has a compact bushy habit. It tolerates a wide range of soils and climates. Is suitable for garden beds, boundary planting, and looks great as a hedge. No minimum number required. If you have any quest …
$13.50
Pittosporum Oliver Twist
This is a special selection of the Kohuhu Pittosporum that grows upright and produces small, silvery green leaves on thin black stems. Makes an excellent hedge. An easy to grow evergreen native plant that left unclipped will reach about 2 &nda …
$38.87
Pittosporum Pom Pom
Small growing pittosporum, that forms a nice bun shaped shrub. Can be used as a trimmed hedge or as a more informal edging plant. Plant at 0.8m spacing for an untrimmed hedge. …
$36.68
Pittosporum Screenmaster
Pittosporum Screenmaster has small, silvery green wrinkled leaves on dark erect stems make for a stunning evergreen shrub. A fast growing and dense plant makes it suitable for hedging and screening. Evergreen. Hardy. 4m x 2m.
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$16.79
Pittosporum Silversheen
An a attractive large growing evergreen with dark brown - black stems that are covered with small rounded silvery green leaves. Very fast growing makes it great for unwanted view, noise or wind. Plant in full sun - part shade with free draining soil. Even …
$16.00
Pittosporum Sumo
A compact, mounding shrub made up of fresh-green leaves and striking, dark stems. Can be clipped into a low hedge, topiary, grown in a container or used as a specimen plant. Position in full sun to part-shade. Hardy. Evergreen. 2m x 1.5m. …
$13.97
Pittosporum Tandara Gold
An attractive, golden-yellow pittosporum that is mainly used for hedging but also looks fantastic as a shrub in the garden . Full sun-light shade, good for a coastal position. Well-drained soil. Eventual height up to 3m x 1.5m wide …
$12.00
Pittosporum Tasman Ruffles
Soft lime-green, rippled leaves with black stems. Forms a tidy shrub. Excellent low maintenance hedging. 3 x 1.5m No minimum number required. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. …
$16.00
Pittosporum tenuifolium
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. Pit …
$15.60
Pittosporum tenuifolium
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. Pit …
$15.60
Pittosporum tenuifolium Silver Ball
An exciting new generation of dwarf pittosporum, your new silverball will amaze you with its cream and jade foliage. Silverball has a characteristic self branching habit giving it versatility in many garden applications. …
$20.47
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