Native evergreen woody climber, dark green trifoliate deeply dissected leaves. Profusion of small, honey scented, star-like creamy-green to pale yellow flowers, followed by fluffy seedheads on female plants. Uncommon.

Coastal New Zealand. Upright form with shiny leathery green & bronzy-green leaves. Orange berries readily eaten by birds, white seeds can be roasted as a coffee substitute (same family). Popular coastal hedging species.

NZ white pine. Narrowly conical for many years, evergreen. Will tolerate very wet sites and grow in drier sites with good grass control. Tolerates shade but does best with blue sky above. Shade the trunk with shrubs to prevent sun scorch. Long lived.

Miniature flax-like foliage and slender fruiting stalks with bright blue berries. Full sun or light shade. Tolerates low fertility clay soils.