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Hinau (Elaeocarpus dentatus)

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Specimen forest tree. Slow to 4m@10yrs, maximum of 15. Showy white flowers & purple berries. Longish thin leaf. Prefers good soil, some shade. Lowlands, NZ wide. Quality timber. Scarce now in north.

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