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Records 1 to 10 of 12 Plants by Common Name - R Arthropodium cirratum Rengarenga Lily A clump forming plant. Leaves are soft and drooping and masses of white flowers are produced on long stems in summer. An attractive and versatile plant. Tolerates very dry, exposed & salty conditions, sun or shade and also thrives where soils are damp. Can be grown inland if sheltered from frosts. Effective planted in groups. Height 50cm x Width 50cm - symbol key Arthropodium cirratum Matapouri Bay Rengarenga Lily Popular selection with broad short leaves which have a bluish hue. Flower heads are short but large Height 50cm x Width 50cm - symbol key Arthropodium cirratum Parnell Rengarenga Lily Very broad leaves with tall strurdy flower head. Height 50cm x Width 50cm - symbol key Arthropodium cirratum Te Puna Rengarenga Lily This selection of rock lily comes from the Tauranga area. A dainty plant with narrow short leaves and delicate flower heads. Height 30cm x Width 30cm - symbol key Arthropodium cirratum White Knight Rengarenga Lily Broad, shiny leaves and taller, more slender flower stems. Height 50cm x Width 50cm - symbol key Baumea tenax Rush Wetland plant which forms dense clumps Height 50cm - symbol key Brachyglottis repanda Rangiora A bushy small tree with large leaves, green on top and white underneath. Fragrant creamy flowers are abundant in spring. Leaf size is larger if the tree is grown in rich, moist soil in semi-shade. Tolerates coastal conditions. Sometimes referred to as Bushman Height 3m x Width 1.5m - symbol key Chionochloa rubra Red Tussock A very beautiful plant which will grow in most places. The leaves glow and shimmer with the sun shining on them & ripple in the wind creating many textures & patterns. Flowers in early summer & attractive seed heads remain for many weeks. Use in mass plantings for impact Height 1m x Width 1m - symbol key Clianthus maximus Kaka King Red Kakabeak Found on the East Coast this variety has the superior qualities of larger, glossier foliage and very rich red flowers. Try as a standard or espaliered against a wall. Vigorous Height 2m x Width 1.5m - symbol key Dacrydium cupressinum Rimu/Red Pine The Rimu is a slow growing tree taking hundreds of years to reach its potential height. Because of this it is considered suitable for larger gardens. The juvenile form, with its drooping pyramidal shape, persists for many years and is very attractive. Prefers rich moist soil. Young plants do best with some shelter. An excellent timber tree. Height 25m x Width 5m - symbol key   Records 1 to 10 of 12