Broadly spreading crown with large bunches of white flowers in autumn. Attractive to many insects including monarch butterfly. Coastal and lowland forest in mild areas.

Narrowly conical when young, evergreen. Masses of very small white flowers Dec/Jan, worked by bees. Tolerates exposed, cold and low fertility sites. Useful nurse tree for native revegetation projects.

Narrowly conical when young, evergreen. White flowers in profusion from Dec. worked by bees. Tolerates exposed, wet and infertile sites. Useful nurse shrub for native revegetation projects.

The Rohutu is a is a lowland forest shrub/tree that thrives throughout the top of the South Island and the North Island. Creamy white flowers in summer and dark red fruit in the autumn. Grey-pink bark that flakes makes this an interesting specimen to have in an appropriate reveg project.