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NZ Native Seeds
Red Matipo - 184SS
Details Red matipo is a species native to the North, South and Stewart Island which grows into a small shrub or tree to a height of 3–6 metres tall. Ideal as a revegetation species or in a understory position.
Propagation: Collect the fruit when it is ripe (black) and sow directly on to a firm bed of seed raising mix and press well in. Cover with a light layer of mix. Seedlings usually appear in two to three months depending on temperature.
Botanical name Myrsine australis
Price per packet $5.00
Packet contents 30
Grower name Sarah Smith
Tarata Lemonwood - 185SS
Details Can grow up to 12 m tall and is NZ's largest Pittosporu. Can be grown throught out New Zealand but need some protection from heavy frost when young. Seed is best cold treated inn the fridge for 6 weeks or autumn sown in pots outside and seedlings should appear in spring.
Botanical name Pittosporum eugenioides
Price per packet $4.00
Packet contents 50
Grower name Sarah Smith
Porokaiwhiri Pigeonwood - 186SS
Details An attractive small tree with a dark brown or grey and smooth bark, growing between 5 to 12 metres tall. Pigeonwood prefers a sheltered site with plenty of moisture and good soil in semi-shade.
Sow directly on a firm bed of seed raising mix, press well in and cover with mix. Seedlings will come up in the autumn.
Botanical name Hedycarya arborea
Price per packet $5.00
Packet contents 30
Grower name Sarah Smith
NZ Iris - 189SS
Details The NZ native iris is a perennial herb with short creeping rhizomes. Grows as tall as 50cm and flowers from spring followed by orange seed pods. Handles frost but doesn't like been too dry.
Botanical name libertia peregrinans
Price per packet $4.00
Packet contents 20
Grower name Sarah Smith
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