Harakeke is a hardy native plant that’s great for shelter, erosion control, and attracting birds and insects to your garden.

Mānuka is a hardy native shrub known for its beautiful flowers and ability to attract pollinators—perfect for erosion control, native planting, and honey production.

Taraire is a native tree with large, glossy leaves and purple fruit that attract native birds—perfect for forest plantings and long-term canopy cover.

Swamp sedge is a native that’s perfect for wet or damp areas in your garden, helping with erosion control and providing habitat for wildlife.

Wharariki is a native flax known for its strong, colorful leaves and excellent use in traditional weaving as well as garden planting, adding both beauty and cultural significance.

Pōhuehue is a vigorous native climber or groundcover, great for covering fences, stabilising banks, and supporting native insects and lizards.

Mānatu (or ribbonwood) is a fast-growing native tree with light, airy foliage—great for shelter, riparian planting, and attracting native birds.

Nīkau is New Zealand’s only native palm, adding a tropical feel with its graceful fronds—ideal for sheltered gardens and enhancing native planting schemes.

Kōromiko is a fast-growing native shrub with slender leaves and clusters of pale lilac or white flowers that attract pollinators—great for revegetation, erosion control, and garden borders.