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HOHERIA
Commonly known as New Zealand lacebark
Shrubs from New Zealand which prefer maritime climates.
The name is a latinization of the Maori houhere. Juvenile plants have an upright habit with smaller, more lobed leaves. As the plants age the shoots become more horizontal.
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Deciduous
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Evergreen
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Tall Shrub
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Tree
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Additional FeaturesGood to knowGrown for their graceful habit and flowers which attract butterflies.Place of originNew Zealand.Resistant to honey fungusThese plants have little or few problems with honey fungus.
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Garden Location/ConditionsAustralian / New Zealand
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Scented PlantsScented flowers
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WildlifeBee friendlyButterfly friendly
Buy Varieties of HOHERIA
HOHERIA angustifolia
slender interlacing branches and tiny rounded leaves. Plentiful small white flowers
HOHERIA 'Borde Hill'
a shrubby small tree with masses of white flowers
HOHERIA 'Glory of Amlwch'
a hybrid between H.glabrata and H.sexstylosa with pure white flowers densely crowded on the stems
HOHERIA lyallii
clusters of cherry-like white flowers in July. Juvenile leaves green and glabrous turning greyish on mature plants
HOHERIA sexstylosa
white flowers, upright growth
HOHERIA sexstylosa 'Crataegifolia'
white flowers, hawthorn-like leaves
HOHERIA sexstylosa pendula
white flowers, upright growth with pendulous branches
HOHERIA sexstylosa 'Snow White'
toothed leaves and plentiful small white flowers
HOHERIA sexstylosa 'Stardust'
a very floriferous form with a compact upright habit