Catalogue - Tawapou

	Alectryon grandis Three Kings Island Titoki Attractive coastal tree, much larger leaf than our mainland titoki, produces masses of red berries.
	Anemanthele lessoniana Gossamer grass Graceful grass tolerates moist or dry soils.
	Apodasmia similis Oioi, segmented rush Wetland rush with bluish/green foliage.
	Arthropodium bifurcatum 'Matapouri Bay' Rengarenga lily Renga renga or rock lily is a very adaptable coastal plant with white flower through spring.
	Asplenium bulbiferum Hens and chickens fern One of our best-known and versatile ferns.
	Astelia banksii Wharawhara "Coastal Astelia" Coastal perennial herb with silver flax-like foliage.
	Astelia chathamica Chatham island Astelia Most distinct of the Astelia, very broad silver foliage.
	Brachyglottis 'Crustii' Brachyglottis Attractive yellow flowering spreading shrub with grey felted foliage.
	Carex Comans 'Green' Tussock grass Grass-like plant with light green foliage know as NZ sedge.
	Carex Comans 'Red' Tussock grass Grass-like plant with attractive red/brown foliage know as NZ sedge.
	Carex testacea Coastal sedge Found throughout NZ tussockland and sand dunes, stunning orange foliage
	Carmichaelia australis Native broom Grows 1-2m high in full sun and dry soil. Very structural plant.
	Chinochloa bromoides Coastal tussock, Seabird tussock. Found on cliffs of the upper North Island
	Chinochloa conspicua Hunangamoho Largest of the Chinochloa species, ideal as a feature plant. Minature toetoe.
	Chinochloa flavicans Tussock grass, Minature toe toe North Island plant found on cliffs and rocky faces
	Clianthus maximus Gisborne Kaka king. Endangered plant with large dark green leaves, stunning red flowers.
	Clianthus puniceus Kaka beak, kowhai ngutu-kaka One of NZ's rare plants in the wild. Stunning red flowers resemble a native parrot's beak.
	Coprosma 'Black Cloud' Coprosma cultivar Dark brown/green foliage spreading coprosma.
	Coprosma 'Liz Meik' Cultivar Attractive glossy bronze foliage.
	Coprosma 'Mangatangi' Cultivar Small divaricating shrub staying in a tight mound.