COROKIA

Sought after for their coastal hardiness, disease free status and easy to grow reputation, New Zealand native Corokia are also excellent for clipping. Whether it’s a hedging plant you’re after, or something to mould into a more fanciful shape, Corokia is your plant! Corokia 'Clover' is one of the best selections for clipping due to its short internodes, which make the plant a lot denser and more compact than other varieties. Left unclipped, 'Clover' forms a lovely textural shrub in its own right. Corokia are quick to establish, thriving in any reasonable, well-drained, soil, preferably in an open, sunny position. They are tolerant of coastal conditions, wind and drought. Evergreen.

This special little New Zealand native, Corokia ' Geenty's Ghost', will add a silvery-green shimmer to your planting schemes. It provides excellent colour and textural contrasts and clips tightly to create a wonderful formal hedge or topiary specimen. If not trimmed too hard, masses of little yellow summer flowers turn into red berries in the autumn, which the birds love! Corokia are quick to establish, thriving in any reasonable, well-drained, soil, preferably in an open, sunny position. They are tolerant of coastal conditions, wind and drought. Evergreen.

The fresh lime-green foliage of Corokia 'Limey' imparts a lovely warm glow on the landscape. Its compact form and strong upright stems, of slender oblong foliage, make it a great filler and textural contrast for garden borders, or interesting indoor plant in cold climates. Small yellow summer flowers turn into ornamental orange-red berries by autumn, calling the birds to visit for a feed. Corokia are quick to establish, thriving in any reasonable, well-drained, soil, preferably in an open, sunny position. They are tolerant of coastal conditions, wind and drought. Evergreen.

The yellow and green, to burnt orange, hues of Corokia 'Welsh Whiskey' provide an interesting colour change in the landscape. Its compact form and strong upright stems, of slender oblong foliage, make it a great filler and textural contrast for garden borders, or interesting indoor plant in cold climates. Small yellow summer flowers turn into ornamental orange-red berries by autumn, calling the birds to visit for a feed. Corokia are quick to establish, thriving in any reasonable, well-drained, soil, preferably in an open, sunny position. They are tolerant of coastal conditions, wind and drought. Evergreen.