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Coastal Maire (Nestegis apetala)

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Spreading specimen. Fast to [email protected], maximum of 10m. Hardy, similar conditions to Pohutukawa. Northern coastal. From Whangarei north, and Hauraki Gulf Islands. Attractive green leathery foliage.Red berries. Dioecious. Scarce.

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Elingamita (Elingamita johnsonii) Chatham Island Ake Ake (Olearia traversiorum)
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