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Pittosporum Kohuhu (Pittosporum tenuifolium)

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Description

Densely-leafed hardy small tree growing quickly to 4m in ten years. Drought, wind, and frost tolerant. Accepts most soils. Tough shiny pale green leaves. Flowers September to November producing nectar and evening scent attractive to night insects. Fruit January to March. Attractive specimen tree, ideal as shelter or visual buffer. Makes excellent hedging plant. Wide range of birds and insects attracted to nectar, fruit and seeds.

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