Naturally Native's Online Plant Catalogue

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Records 1 to 5 of 5 Plants by Common Name - L Hoheria populnea Lacebark A quick growing small tree which covers itself in an abundance of white flowers in early autumn. Some selections can have very purple backs to the leaves. Flowers at a very young age. Useful for quick screening. Height 5m x Width 2m - symbol key Linum monogynum Linen Flax A herbaceous shrub with a pretty soft appearance. Pure white flowers are produced in great numbers all summer. Prefers a sunny or semi-shaded situation. Good for the coast. Linum is not a long lived plant but self seeds readily and so re-establishes itself. Height 60cm - symbol key Pseudopanax crassifolius Lancewood A well known tree with its dramatic lance-like foliage.The long serrated leaves shorten as the plant matures and, after many years, a round topped tree eventuates. The juvenile form is excellent planted in groups. Good in tubs. Hardy. Height 5m x Width 4m - symbol key Pseudopanax laetus Large-Leaved Five-Finger Similar to P. arboreus, except that the leaves are much larger giving the plant a bold tropical appearance. Grows into a spreading, rounded shaped shrub, excellent in a shrubbery, by a pool or in a tub. Tuis visit for nectar in spring & fruits through autumn. Can be frost damaged when young Height 3m x Width 4m - symbol key Rubus x barkeri Lawyer A creeping lawyer which forms an excellent ground cover.Leaves are long and pointed and are reddish in colour,in winter becoming almost burgundy. Hardy. Tolerates dry conditions. A sterile hybrid - does not flower or fruit. - symbol key