2019 REVEGETATION PLANT CATALOGUE - TITOKI NURSERY LTD Est. 1985
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TITOKI NURSERY LTD Est. 1985
“Leading Guardian of Conservation” - (NZPCN)
2019 REVEGETATION PLANT CATALOGUE
Titoki Nursery is a native plant nursery with over 35 years experience specialising in
revegetation projects throughout Tasman & Nelson. We grow plants for conservation, river
stabilisation, farm shelter and land development. Other sites include parks and reserves,
coastlines, water treatment plants and wetlands.
Our plants are largely grown in containers called ‘rootrainers’ designed especially for large
scale production. The unique design of the rootrainer ensures excellent plant form and root
structure. Survival rates after planting are consistently high, and well managed projects are
fast in establishing.
We offer advice, and can prepare revegetation plans for your project, whether from bare land;
for landowners who wish to restore important remaining forest remnants; or farmers who
fence off erosion prone or unproductive farmland, & create shelter using native species.
Beyond revegetation, we also grow less common species that make up important parts of our
local flora often suited to forest remnants and covenants. Plants can become threatened
through isolation, habitat degradation, or browsing, and we work closely with Environmental
Trusts, Forest & Bird, local Councils and the Department of Conservation, for whom we grow
plants and are a registered seed collector of Conservation Estates.
Seed is collected throughout the top of the South, and beyond for specific projects. All of our
seed sources are fully recorded. Species not listed in the current year’s catalogue can be
grown to order with one to two years notice required to source and propagate seed, and any
wish lists are welcomed!
Titoki Nursery is situated in Waimea West near Brightwater and you are welcome to visit and
view our revegetation plants, along with the wide range of species available in potted/
landscape grades.
Titoki Nursery is open from 8.30am – 4.30 pm Monday to Friday.
Tim Le Gros
26 Palmer Rd, RD1 Brightwater, 7091
Phone & Fax (03) 542 3421
Email: info@titokinursery.co.nz
Website: www.titokinursery.co.nzPlease contact us if you would like this catalogue mailed out
SPECIES DESCRIPTION GRADE CONTAINER
Acaena novae zelandiae Hardy vigorous groundcover with green foliage, Spread RX90
‘Red Heads’ white flowers and large bright reed spiky seed
Piripiri heads in summer.
Acaena inermis ‘Purpurea’ Attractive groundcover plant with purple foliage, Spread RX90
Piripiri useful for landscape purposes.
Alectryon excelsus Attractive coastal/lowland forest tree to 8m. Glossy 40cm sold out
Titoki leaves with scarlet berries. Frost tender when 50 - 70cm sold out
young. Prefers rich/free draining soils.
Anemanthele lessoniana Colourful flowing grass with fine pink feathery flower 40 - 50cm T
Gossamer grass heads. Especially useful in shady dry situations.
Apodasmia similis (syn. Attractive grey-green rush often with orange or 40 - 50cm T
Leptocarpus) purple in parts. Suitable for estuarine situations or $2.50
Oioi /Jointed Rush mass planting for landscape effect.
Aristotelia serrata Quick growing small tree with attractive leaves, 40 - 50cm sold out
Wineberry flowers & fruits for sheltered, moist sites.
Arthropodium bifurcatum Coastal plant with large green-grey leaves, white 30cm T
Renga renga flowers in spring. Will grow in dry or damp, sun or
shade. Useful in place of Agapanthus species.
Astelia chathamica Spectacular silver flax-like leaved landscaping plant 30 - 40cm sold out
Silver Spear with orange fruits. Grows up to 2m. Sun or shade.
Astelia fragrans Good understorey plant or for lining a bush track/ 30 - 40cm sold out
Bush lily path. Stiff green strap like leaves, honey scented
flowers, orange berries.
Astelia grandis Olive-green flax-like leaves form large clumps to 2m T
Swamp Astelia in swamps. Will tolerate drier more open conditions $2.50
also. Locally rare in Moutere wetlands.
Atriplex cinerea Rare spreading coastal shrub with attractive dense 30cm RX90
Silver salt bush silvery-grey foliage for estuary margins.
Austroderia richardii Strap-like leaves and tall flower plumes. Grows in 40 - 50cm T
Toetoe most sites and soils. For revegetation, wetland,
coastal, riparian or farm low shelter. Hardy.
Austrostipa stipoides Attractive fawn coloured tussock which grows on 20 - 30cm sold out
Estuarine tussock tidal estuaries and coastlines. Slow growing. 1m.
Baumea articulata Renamed, see Machaerina articulata
Blechnum discolor Hardy ground fern to 1m. Fronds form symmetrical 30cm sold out
Crown fern clumps. Prefers filtered light and some moisture.
Blechnum novae zelandiae Hardy ground fern with orangey new fronds. Prefers 30cm RX90
Kio kio semi-shade & some moisture. $4.00
Brachyglottis greyi Hardy shrub to 1m with grey foliage and yellow 40cm T
Cook Strait Daisy flowers.
Carex buchananii Upright reddish brown sedge. Prefers full sun. 40cm sold out
0.75m.
Carex comans Low growing bronze sedge. Tolerant of a wide 30 - 40cm T
range of situations. 0.3m.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Carex flagelliferra Common sedge with fine green blades occurring 30 - 40cm T
around coastal areas and forest margins. 0.75m.
Carex fretalis Tufted light yellow-green sedge formally grown/ 30 - 40cm T
syn. C. ‘Frosted Curls’ known as Carex comans “Frosted Curls”. Naturally
a tough coastal Southland/Stewart Is. species.
Carex geminata Vigorous yellow-green sedge with a creeping 30 - 40cm sold out
rhizome naturally forming swathes in damp/swampy
ground. Excellent stream-bank stabilisation. 1m.
Carex inopinata Attractive small creeping sedge forming mats. Does 10cm RX90
Grassy mat sedge well in semi shaded understory, free-draining $4.00
situations. Threatened, nationally vulnerable. ltd
Carex litorosa Seriously endangered sedge of brackish estuarine 30 - 40cm sold out
Delta sedge areas. Forms dense reddish-green clumps. 0.8m.
Carex lambertiana Versatile green clump forming sedge tolerating sun 30 - 40cm sold out
Bush sedge or shade, moist or dry soils. 0.75m.
Carex lessoniana Yellow-green tussock with wide spreading rhizomes 30 - 40cm sold out
Spreading swamp sedge suited to damp/swampy ground and stream-banks.
Carex maorica Bright green foliage forming dense swards. Prefers 40cm T
damp, sunny situations. 1m.
Carex raotest Bright green-orange coastal tussock for sun or 30 - 40cm T
Orange dune sedge shade. Locally uncommon. 0.6m.
Carex raoulii Uncommon tufted dark yellow-green sedge of 30 - 40cm T
coastal shrub-lands. Delaware Bay.
Carex secta Large sedge for wetland, pond or stream-side 40cm T
Purei planting. Forms an attractive mop on a 1m trunk.
1.5m.
Carex sinclairii Sedge of semi-shaded damp areas, freshwater 40cm T
wetlands, lake margins, damp seepages.
Carex solandri Tufted sedge with attractive green drooping foliage. 40cm T
Useful for growing under shade, though tolerant of
more open situations. 0.6m
Carex tenuiculmis Attractive reddish bronze sedge forming a large 40cm T
tussock. Sun & moist soils. 1m.
Carex testacea Popular ornamental sedge with fine arching green 30 - 40cm T
foliage turning orange in the sun. Prefers sun &
drier soils. 0.4m
Carex virgata Large bright green sedge for wetland, pond or 40cm T
Pukio stream-side planting. Successful coloniser in damp
areas. 1m.
Carpodetus serratus Small evergreen tree especially suitable for shady 30 - 40cm T
Putaputaweta damp situations.
Marble leaf
Carmichaelia arborea Shrub with many erect green branches inhabiting 30 - 40cm ST
Swamp broom wetter South Island mountains. Masses of small ltd
white-purplish pea like flowers.
Carmichaelia flagelliformis Local narrow stemmed leafless broom with purple 40cm sold out
Whip broom flowers, formerly more prominent in coastal
situations & river margins.
Carmichaelia odorata Tough broom with small leaves and scented white 40 - 50cm ST
Scented Broom flowers (Summer). Sunny dry situations. hardy. 3m. ltd
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Chionochloa conspicua Large tussock found in forests, scrub, stream or 40 cm sold out
Hunangamoho roadsides. Hardy, makes a bold feature plant,
arching dull green leaves 1m, open drooping flower
plumes.
Chionochloa flavicans Graceful garden tussock with green strap-like 30cm sold out
Miniature toetoe foliage and champagne coloured plumes. Hardy.
Chionochloa rubra Large attractive tussock with flowing tawny-red 30cm sold out
Red Tussock foliage.
Coprosma acerosa Hardy spreading ground cover. Coastal species 30 - 40cm T
Sand coprosma with inter-tangling branches and smokey blue
berries. For stabilisation, coastal conservation or
landscaping.
Coprosma acerosa Hardy spreading groundcover for landscaping Spread RX90
‘Hawera’ banks, walls, rockery, with mid-green to yellowish
foliage.
Coprosma acerosa ‘Red Hardy spreading groundcover for landscaping Spread RX90
Rocks’ banks, walls, rockery, with deep red foliage.
Coprosma areolata Upright bushy shrub with small thin pointed olive/ 30 - 40cm T
tan leaves. Dark purple fruits. ltd
Coprosma kirkii Very hardy vigorous ground cover tolerant of dry Spread RX90
and clay. Will trail down banks.
Coprosma ‘Taiko’ Hardy trailing groundcover with dark green foliage Spread RX90
and tidy habit make this a good ornamental shrub.
Coprosma ‘Wharariki’ Hardy attractive mound forming groundcover with Spread RX90
small round dark green foliage.
Coprosma crassifolia Stiffly branched divaricating shrub of riparian and 40cm sold out
coastal sites. Small glossy dark green leaves.
Coprosma lucida Quick growing tall shrub with glossy green leaves 30 - 40cm sold out
Shining karamu and fruits attractive to birds. An excellent shrub
useful for revegetation, open or shady sites.
Coprosma obconica Hardy rare divaricating shrub occupying a wide 30 - 40cm ST
range of habitats including braided river bars, ltd
lowland podocarp forest to montane.
Coprosma propinqua A densely branched very hardy shrub with small 30 - 40cm T
Mingimingi leaves & fruits for birds. Grows in most sites & soils
tolerating very wet.
Coprosma repens Large dark green glossy leaved coastal shrub. Light 30 - 40cm T
Mirror leaved Coprosma / frosts, or plant as a fire retardant hedge. Orange
taupata fruits attractive to birds.
Coprosma rhamnoides Dense hardy divaricating shrub with very small 20 - 30cm sold out
Scrub Coprosma leaves & red fruits. Common understory species
with varying form.
Coprosma rigida Upright divaricating riparian shrub with coppery 30cm sold out
Streamside Coprosma coloured stems. Hardy, 3m.
Coprosma robusta Quick growing tall shrub with red fruits attractive to 40 - 50cm sold out
Karamu birds. Useful for revegetation & erosion control,
open or shady sites, most soils.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Coprosma rubra Locally uncommon small leaved forest shrub to 4m. 30 - 40cm sold out
Reddish brown bark.
Coprosma tenuicaulis Attractive small leaved shrub reaching 3m of 40 - 50cm T
Swamp Coprosma lowland forest swamps and boggy ground, black
glossy drupes.
Coprosma virescens Attractive columnar divaricating shrub with tall 30 - 40cm ST
weeping habit. Orange bark, tiny bright green ltd
leaves. Hardy.
Cordyline australis Very hardy lowland forest tree, tolerates most 40cm T
Cabbage tree / ti kouka situations, but especially for wetlands and riparian
margins. Attractive to birds and bees.
Corokia buddelioides Ideal hedge to 2m for dry sunny situations. Foliage 30 - 40cm T
green - bronze in autumn. Flowers yellow, berries ltd
red
Corokia ‘Bronze King’ Attractive shrub to 2m. Yellow flowers (spring) and 30 - 40cm T
red fruits (autumn). Excellent hedging. Bronze
foliage most striking in winter.
Corokia cotoneaster Attractive tight divaricating form. Very hardy, found 20 - 30cm RX90
Korokio on rocky tops, mineral belts & Nelson lakes.
Corokia ‘Emerald & Jade’ Attractive low growing compact selection with 30 - 40cm T
yellow flowers & yellow berries. Low hedging.1.2m
Corokia ‘Frosted Attractive shrub to 2m. Yellow flowers (spring) and 30 - 40cm T
Chocolate’ red fruits (autumn). Excellent hedging. Large
bronze foliage.
Corokia ‘Geenty's Green’ Ideal hedging for dry sunny situations. Green 30 - 40cm sold out
leaves, yellow flowers, red berries. Hardy
Corokia ‘Mangatangi’ Attractive hardy shrub with compact habit and tight 30 - 40cm T
green foliage. Yellow flowers & berries. Great
hedging.
Cortaderia richardii Renamed, see Austroderia richardii
Toe toe
Corynocarpus laevigatus Attractive tree with glossy green leaves and large 40cm ST $2.50
Karaka orange fruits
Cyathea dealbata Iconic tree fern. Likes sun or light shade, drier soils, 30 - 40cm 1.5L $6.00
Ponga / Silver Fern sheltered sites.
Cyperus ustulatus Sharp-edged swamp grass 60 -100cm. Fast 40cm sold out
Giant umbrella sedge growing with olive blades. Ideal for wetland
revegetation.
Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Tall forest tree with fruits attractive to birds. 40 - 60cm sold out
Kahikatea Excellent specimen tree. Grows in most soils, 60 - 80cm sold out
especially useful in lowland forests, riparian
terraces & swampy ground.
Dacrydium cupressinum Large attractive forest tree. Suitable for planting in 40 - 50cm sold out
Rimu sheltered shady sites and light wells amongst 60 - 80cm 1.5 litre $7.50
primary plantings.
Discaria toumatou var. 20 - 30cm RX90
Rare prostrate coastal form of matagouri. Spiky
prostrate ltd
thorns, scented flowers Spring.
Prostrate matagouri
Dodonaea viscosa Very quick growing tree for dry sites and free 40 - 50cm sold out
Akeake draining soils. For coastal planting and shelter.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Dodonaea viscosa Quick growing tree with purple foliage and seeds 40 - 50cm T
‘Purpurea’ making it useful for shelter or landscape purposes
Purple akeake rather than revegetation.
Disphyma australe Fleshy plant of coastal cliffs and talus slopes. spread RX90
Horokaka / native ice plant White-mauve flowers, frost tender. ltd
Eleocarpus hookerianus Forest tree with long-persisting juvenile stage of 40 - 60cm 1.5 litre $7.50
Pokaka interlacing branches and variable small leaves.
Purplish - brown nuts
Eleocharis spachelata Thick rhizomatous rush that moves into deep water 50 - 60cm RX90 $4.00
Kuta forming rafts around pond margins. Water ltd
treatment.
Ficinia nodosa Hardy fine green-orange clump forming sedge 30cm H
Knobby club rush / wiwi found on dry rocky headlands, sand dunes, around 40 - 50cm sold out
estuaries & coastlines.
Ficinia spiralis Hardy orange-green spiked coastal sedge that 40 - 50cm sold out
Pingao binds sand dunes.
Fuchsia excorticata Semi-deciduous fast growing forest tree with 40cm sold out
Tree Fuchsia / kotukutuku orangey papery bark and berries attractive to birds.
Best with some shelter.
Fuchsia procumbens Creeping light green ground cover with attractive Spread RX90
Shore fuchsia flowers & red fruits. Deciduous in frosty areas.
Fuscospora cliffortioides Smallest growing beech tree to altitudes of 1200m. 50cm T $3.00
Mountain Beech Best with cool climate & well drained roots.
Fuscospora fusca Large tree, suitable for free draining cooler moist 50 - 75cm sold out
Red Beech situations with some shelter.
Fuscospora solandri Large tree, suitable for free draining soils with 50 - 75cm sold out
Black Beech reasonable shelter. Lowland forests and coastal
sites.
Fuscospora truncata Large tree, suitable for lowland forests with 50 - 75cm sold out
Hard beech established shelter. Ridge-line beech species.
Lovely specimen tree.
Gratiola sexdentata Attractive creeping wetland plant on the edge of Spread RX90
lakes & swamps. Dark red stems. Flowers white ltd
with purple strips & yellow throat.
Griselinia littoralis Very hardy small tree with bright green leaves & 40 - 60cm sold out
Broadleaf berries attractive to birds. For shelter & revegetation
planting.
Gunnera prorepens Creeping mat forming plant for shady damp places. Spread RX90
Shore fuchsia Bronze foliage & erect red fruits 10cm.
Hebe ‘Annabell’s Violet’ Attractive vigorous shrub to 2m. Large pointed 40cm RT
leaves & rich purple flowers.
Hebe ‘Blue Gem’ Thick round leaves with deep purple flowers in 20 - 30cm sold out
summer. Good wind tolerant coastal plant. 1m.
Hebe brachysiphon Shrub of 1m with light green/yellow leaves. Nelson 20 - 30cm T
lakes, mountainous hardy Hebe. ltd
Hebe cupressoides Nationally threatened whipcord Hebe of Eastern Sth 20 - 30cm RX90
Is. Attractive bushy shrub with tight grey-green
scale -like leaves. 1m.
Hebe decumbens Hardy prostrate Hebe. Dark green leaves with dark Spread RX90
red margins & white flowers.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Hebe ‘Lavender Lace’ Attractive shrub to 1.5m with narrow light green 20 - 30cm RX90
leaves. Racemes lavender fading white.
Hebe leiophylla Quick growing shrub to 2m with bright green foliage 30 - 40cm sold out
& white flowers. Widespread species from the coast
to Nelson Lakes.
Hebe obtusata Prostrate habit, mauve flowers (summer-winter). 20 - 30cm RX90
Waitakere coastal Hebe Found on windy cliffs on Auckland’s W coast. 0.5m.
Hebe salicifolia Local quick growing shrub with attractive flowers. 40cm T
Koromiko Open sites & free draining soils, upland and inland
areas. Grows 2–3m.
Hebe stenophylla Common local hardy spreading shrub with white 30 - 40cm T
Narrow leaved koromiko flowers. Open sites & free draining soils. Coastal to
inland river margins. Grows to 2-3 metres.
Hebe stricta Local Hebe similar in form and habit to H. salicifolia 30 - 40cm T
Koromiko but smaller leaves & of more coastal and lowland
valley localities. Grows 2m.
Hebe ‘Snowdrift’ H. stricta selection, vigorous shrub with light green 40cm sold out
leaves & long white racemes early summer & again
in winter-spring. 2m.
Hebe topiaria Very neat compact mound forming Hebe of alpine 20 - 30cm RX90
areas in NW Nelson. Blue-grey foliage. 0.75m.
Hebe ‘Wiri Mist’ Hebe cultivar with tight spreading habit and white 20 - 30cm RX90
flowers. Good clipped border or low hedge. 0.6m.
Hoheria angustifolia Hardy erect tree. Attractive specimen & useful 50 - 60cm sold out
Narrow leaved lacebark revegetation species, tolerant of full sun & frosts,
quick growing, white flowers.
Hoheria ovata Attractive weeping form of lacebark from NW 40 - 50cm T
Long leaved lacebark Nelson. Fast growing, large scented flowers.
Juncus pallidus Forms light green robust clumps, colonising damp 40 - 50cm sold out
Giant rush barren ground and swamps. Water treatment.
Kunzea amathicola Sand dwelling species of kanuka, growing locally 40 - 50cm T
Sand kanuka around Farewell Spit and Puponga.
Kunzea ericoides Local quick growing tree for open exposed sites & 40 - 50cm T
Kanuka poor soils. Excellent for shelter & revegetation.
Widespread.
Kunzea robusta Quick growing tree for open exposed sites & poor 40 - 50cm T
East Coast kanuka soils. Excellent for shelter & revegetation.
Kunzea serotina Quick growing tree for open exposed sites & poor 30 - 40cm T
Nelson Lakes kanuka soils. Excellent for shelter & revegetation. ltd
Leptinella calcarea Groundcover with grey-green ferny like foliage Spread RX90
found in NW Nelson. ltd
Leptinella dioica Fast growing groundcover with bright green fern- Spread RX90
Shore Leptinella like leaves & bush honey scented yellow flowers.
Leptospermum scoparium Hardy colonising shrub with attractive white flowers. 40 - 50cm sold out
Manuka Grows in almost all sites & soils. For revegetation,
oil, honey and wetland planting.
Leptospermum ‘Gaiety Manuka cultivar with double pink flowers, reddish 30cm sold out
Girl’ foliage.
Leptospermum ‘Martinii’ Manuka cultivar with large single pink flowers. 30cm RX90
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Leptospermum ‘Red Manuka cultivar with single deep red flowers. 30cm RX90
Ensign’
Leptostigma setulosum Attractive hardy ground cover with thin pale green Spread RX90
leaves creating slight mounds.
Libertia grandiflora Small clump forming green/gold flax like plant with 20 - 30cm T
Native Iris spikes of white flowers extending well beyond the
leaves in spring.
Libertia ixioides Strap like leaves in a tight clump with flowers on 30cm sold out
Native Iris shorter spikes amidst the foliage. Yellow pods
remain for months.
Libertia mooreae Smaller evergreen species with fine grass like 20 - 30cm T
Moores Iris foliage & sprays of white flowers extending beyond
leaves.
Libertia peregrinans Attractive native Iris with spreading orange coloured 30cm T
Native Iris blades & white flowers. Naturally occurring on
coastal dunes & cliffs. Best in sunny situations.
Libocedrus bidwillii Ornamental specimen of sub alpine forests with 30 - 40cm T $3.50
Mt. Cedar / kaikawaka conical form and string bark. Hardy 5m.
Libocedrus plumosa Attractive specimen tree with pyrimidal form similar 40cm sold out
Native Cedar / kawaka in appearance to exotic conifers. Grows locally in
western GB.
Lobelia angulata (syn. Vigorous growing groundcover, green foliage Spread RX90
Pratia) smothered with white flowers followed by red fruits.
Panakenake
Lophomyrtus obcordata Hardy small shrub for revegetation and 40cm sold out
Rohutu conservation in lowland forest and scrub.
Lophozonia menziesii Large tree and specific host of the threatened 40 - 50cm sold out
Silver beech scarlet mistletoe. Suitable for free draining lowland 60 - 80cm 1.5L $7.50
forest, wetter areas – sub-alpine.
Machaerina articulata (syn. Naturally occurring at just one location locally, this 40 - 50cm RX90
Baumea) striking rush-like plant of shallow water & pond
Stout Jointed rush margins has excellent potential for water treatment
& landscape value!
Machaerina rubiginosa Slender green rush-like foliage found in swamps 50 - 60cm RX90
Orange nut sedge helping with erosion & water treatment. 1m. ltd
Macropiper excelsum Renamed, see Piper excelsum.
Kawakawa
Mazus novae zelandiae Nationally critical spreading herb, dark green Spread RX90
impolitus f. hurtis leaves, white-mauve flowers. Good ground cover
Dwarf musk for poorly drained partial shade.
Mazus radicans Spreading wetland groundcover shrub. Large white Spread RX90
Swamp musk flowers flecked with purple & yellow.
Melicytus crassifolius Prostrate stout rigid interlacing branches. Masses spread RX90
Porcupine shrub white/grey blotched berries enjoyed by lizards.
Occurs on the Boulder Bank.
Melicytus ramiflorus Quick growing small tree. Purple berries attractive 40cm sold out
Mahoe / Whiteywood to birds. Prefers sheltered situations. Light to
medium frosts only when young.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Melicytus waipapa Sparsely distributed shrub of rigid interlacing 30cm RX90
Lowland porcupine shrub branches. Small dark green leaves, masses of spread ltd
white-grey blotched fruit for lizards.
Metrosideros excelsa Large spreading tree with crimson flowers. Light 40 cm T $2.50
Pohutakawa frosts only. Not recommended for revegetation W of
Marahau, due to hybridisation with Met. rob.
Metrosideros robusta Thick leathery leaved rata of coastal areas locally 50 - 60cm sold out
Northern rata (GB/Abel Tasman). Needs sunny well drained sites.
Vivid red summer flowers. Light frosts.
Metrosideros umbellata High rainfall & upland cooler climes rata, smaller 40 - 50cm 2 litre $7.50
Southern rata leaved & red flowers. Frost hardy, slow growing.
Locally occurring Maitai & Roding River valleys,
Nelson Lakes, Takaka Hill.
Muehlenbeckia axillaris Extremely tough groundcover forming dense dark Spread RX90
green mats, white flowers & fruits enjoyed by
lizards.
Muehlenbeckia complexa Hardy sprawling shrub of tangled wiry stems. Useful 30 - 40cm sold out
Pohuehue for covering banks, or train to climb for low hedging.
Fed on by native butterfly caterpillars and lizards
too.
Muehlenbeckia Interesting grey-brown prostrate linear wiry form Spread RX90
ephedrioides with virtually no leaves. Fruits for lizards & Copper ltd
butterflies.
Myoporum laetum Very quick growing tree for exposed sites, salt 40cm sold out
Ngaio winds and poor soils. For coastal shelter &
revegetation. Light frosts.
Myriophyllum propinquum Aquatic plant. Will grow in ponds & slow moving spread RX90
Water Milfoil stream margins as an emergent plant. ltd
Myrsine australis Medium bushy shrub or small tree. Will grow in 40cm sold out
Mapou/Red matipo most situations though dislikes heavy frosts. Also
suitable for hedging.
Nestegis lanceolata Attractive specimen tree recently rediscovered 50 - 75cm sold out
White maire locally in the Moutere & Richmond Ranges. Dark
green leaves with yellow drupes.
Nestegis montana Handsome evergreen forest tree. Dark green 50 - 75cm 1.5 litre $7.50
Narrow leaved maire leaves. Small purple berries. Very rare in Sth Is.
Nothofagus species Renamed, see Fuscospora & Lophozonia
Beech
Olearia albida Large grey-green wavy leaves. Clusters of white 40cm sold out
daisy-like flowers. Tough Nth Is. coastal plant or
good hedging. 4m.
Olearia avicenniaefolia Hardy grey-green foliage, forms compact shrubs on 40cm sold out
Grey Tree Daisy dry rocky outcrops and road margins.
Olearia cheesemanii One of the showiest Olearia with brilliant white 30 - 40cm sold out
Streamside Tree Daisy daisy-like flowers. Requires good drainage. 2m.
Olearia lineata Great hedging plant, fast growing & hardy with fine 40cm ST
grey willowy leaves. Naturally found on steep river ltd
gorges & amongst rock outcrops lower Sth Is. 4m.
Olearia nummularifolia Hardy lime green shrub with tight habit to 1m. 30cm ST
Useful filler for sunny dry, tough spots in the
garden.1m.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Olearia paniculata Tall shrub for dry, exposed free draining sites. For 40 - 50cm sold out
Akiraho revegetation, shelter and coastal planting. 5m.
Olearia solandri Hardy quick growing shrub of tidal estuaries. Also 25 - 35cm sold out
tolerates dry exposed coastal sites. Abundant
fragrant flowers. 3m.
Ozothamnus leptophyllus Very hardy shrub with small tight silvery-green 40cm T
Tauhinu / cottonwood foliage. Suited to exposed coastal situations.
Pachystegia insignis Hardy small shrub with thick leathery leaves and 20cm T $2.50
Marlborough Rock Daisy white daisy flowers. ltd
Pennantia corymbosa Hardy tree with divaricating juvenile form tolerating 40 - 50cm sold out
Kaikomako / Bell bird tree a wide range of situations. White flowers & mass
fruit produced on attractive adult tree.
Phormium cookianum Very hardy flax reaching 1m. Nectar bearing flowers 20 - 30cm T
‘Green Dwarf’ attractive to birds.
Phormium cookianum ssp. Very hardy plant with arching blades of coastal 40cm sold out
hookeri sites. Grows in most sites & soils. For birds, low
Coastal flax / wharariki shelter, amenity plantings.
Phormium tenax A very hardy plant, grows in a wide range of soils & 40cm T
Harakeke / flax sites but prefers moisture. For wetlands & low
shelter. Attractive to birds
Pimelea aridula X Hardy mat forming plant with pointed grey foliage Spread RX90
and white flowers ltd
Pimelea carnosa Tight light grey-green tiny foliage, mat forming, Spread RX90
‘Te Hapu’ white flowers & fruits. ltd
Pimelea prostrata ‘Anatoki Hardy mat forming plant with fine blue foliage and Spread RX90
Blue’ white flowers.
Piper excelsum (syn. Evergreen shrub with heart shaped leaves & 40cm T
Macropiper) orange drupes favoured by birds. Understorey/
Kawakawa margins species. Light frosts.
Pittosporum colensoi Similar to Pitt. ten. of Western Sth Is. Glossy dark 40cm T
Black matipo green leaves less undulate. Intermediate forms
common where the two overlap/hybridise. Hardy.
Pittosporum dallii Rare species from the Cobb Valley. Toothed 50 - 70cm 1.5L $7.50
leathery dark green foliage. Scented cream flowers.
Pittosporum eugenioides Quick growing small tree. Grows in the open or in 40 - 50cm T
Lemonwood / tarata part shade & most soils. For revegetation & shelter
Pittosporum tenuifolium Very hardy small tree. Grows in exposed sites & 40cm T
Kohuhu most soils. For revegetation & low shelter.
Plagianthus divaricatus Small to medium shrub with densely interlaced 40cm sold out
Saltmarsh ribbonwood reddish-brown stems. Grows in estuarine situations.
Plagianthus regius Very quick growing hardy upright tree of river plains 50 - 60cm sold out
Ribbonwood and valleys. Grows in open sites & most soils. For
shelter & revegetation.
Poa anceps Soft broad-leaved bright green grass. Useful 30 - 40cm sold out
Carpet Poa groundcover for tough dry sites or under trees.
Poa aff. cita Light fawn-green tussock. Tolerates coastal dry 30cm T
Coastal silver tussock sunny situations.
Poa cita Graceful light green - tawny tussock which prefers 40cm T
Silver tussock dry sunny situations.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Podocarpus totara Hardy, spreading tree. Fruits attractive to birds. 40 - 50cm sold out
Totara Grows in a wide range of soil types. For 60 - 80cm sold out
revegetation, farm planting or forestry.
Potamogeton cheesemanii Aquatic plant growing on the edge of creeks & spread RX90
Red pond weed ponds. Attractive coppery leaves float on surface. ltd
Prumnopitys ferruginea Attractive slow growing forest tree with large red 40 -50cm sold out
Miro fruits attractive to birds. For supplementary planting 50 - 60cm 1.5L $7.50
once shelter is established or present.
Prumnopitys taxifolia Very hardy large tree. Fruits attractive to birds. 30 - 40cm T sold out
Matai Grows in a wide range of conditions. For 50 - 60cm 1.5L $7.50
revegetation, & farm planting.
Pseudopanax arboreus A large shrub with bold leaves & seeds attractive to 40cm sold out
Five finger birds. Prefers semi-shade.
Pseudopanax crassifolius Interesting juvenile form with long lanceolate leaves 30 - 40cm sold out
Lancewood shortening with maturity. Hardy specimen tree. 40 - 60cm 1.5L $6.00
Pseudopanax ferox Hardy small tree. Grows in exposed sites & dry 20 - 30cm ST $3.00
Toothed lancewood soils. For supplementary planting. 1.5L $6.00
Rhopalostylis sapida Beautiful slow growing palm tree largely of moist 20 - 30cm sold out
Nikau palm coastal gullies and streams requiring shelter from 40 - 60cm 2.5 litre $8.50
frost and direct sun when young.
Rubus X barkeri Hardy prostrate rooting bramble with attractive Spread RX90
Hybrid creeping lawyer green-reddish bronze foliage. A vigorous sterile
hybrid that’s slightly prickly!
Rubus parvus Hardy ground cover shrub with red raspberry like Spread RX90
Mt. bush lawyer fruits ltd
Shoenoplectus Upright bluish-green rhizomatous reed 1-2m tall. 50cm sold out
tabernaemontani Good for water treatment ponds, grey water
Lake club rush reedbeds, or wetlands.
Sophora longicarinata Local kowhai occurring on Takaka hill & also 50 - 60cm T $3.00
Limestone kowhai Richmond Range mineral belts. Erect small tree ltd
with light yellow flowers & small leaves.
Sophora microphylla Medium sized tree with yellow flowers attractive to 40 - 50cm T sold out
South Island kowhai birds. Grows in most sites & soils. For riparian, 50 - 75cm 1.5L $6.00
revegetation & farm planting.
Sophora tetraptera Quick growing kowhai for home or amenity planting. 40 - 50cm T $3.00
Kowhai Not local to this area so not recommended for
revegetation.
Spinifex sericeus Land forming grass, binding sand dunes systems. 40 – 50cm sold out
Silver sand binding sedge Attractive silvery silky appearance with large spiky
seed heads.
Teucridium parvifolium Forest margin shrub in gradual decline nationally. 30 - 40cm T
Native germander Twiggy habit, small leaves, abundant white flowers ltd
in spring. Prune to shape.
Typha orientalis Forms spreading pale green clumps. Deciduous. 40cm RX90
Raupo Classic bulrush with large furry brown seed heads. ltd
Good for water treatment, aggressive.
Weinmannia racemosa Attractive tree once more widespread with dense 30 - 40cm sold out
Kamahi spikes of white flowers and reddening seed
capsules. Hardy.
Unless otherwise stated the following prices apply
Hillson rootrainer (H) $1.50 Tinus rootrainer (T) 500 plants $2.30Terms
Priority is given and prices apply to plant orders of 20 per species minimum. We will endeavour to meet
your requirements for lesser orders or if you’re filling gaps from previous years, however we cannot
break-up orders beyond multiples of four.
Potted stock or plants marked as being in ‘limited supply’ (ltd), minimum requirements do not apply.
We stock & find the following useful (prices exclude gst, & subject to
change)
Bamboo Stakes - (10 - 12mm x 90cm) - one per plant keeps them easy to find.
Bundle of 250 / $45.00, 25 cents each for part bundles.
Green guards - 450mm high, re-usable corflute material, for release spray and
animal pest protection. $1.30 per guard for packs of 50 or more. One bamboo
required per guard for most sites (a second may help secure these in very windy
locales).
Coir Guards - Biodegradable, available in various sizes. POA.
Cardboard Guards - Biodegradable plant protection. $1.75 packs of 25
Fert tabs - (5g controlled release) - for nutrient starved sites especially. $150/Carton
(1500 tabs). 20 cents each/part carton.
Look after young plants! Maintaining a weed free diameter/growing zone can
increase growth rates by 3 - 4 fold when compared with being left to compete with
grasses and weeds.
Wire Baskets: If we lend you our RT frames at planting time please
ensure these are returned by the end of September and that you
notify a staff member. Any unreturned frames will be charged $30
per frame.
ALL PLANTS MUST BE UPLIFTED BY 30 SEPTEMBER (unless by
prior arrangement). Holding charges will apply beyond.
~ We’re happy to recycle pots and undamaged rootrainer sleeves ~
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26 Palmer Road, RD1 Brightwater, 7091
Phone & Fax 03 542 3421
Email: info@titokinursery.co.nz.
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