#nzplants — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #nzplants, aggregated by home.social.
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Jack Hobbs initiated a #Hebe breeding programme at the #Auckland Botanic Gardens in 1982, producing the 'Wiri' series. This is #Veronica (aka Hebe) 'Wiri Mist' at Queens Park #native #garden in #Invercargill #Southland New Zealand. 14 November.
More info re Jack Hobbs and Hebes, including video, at.. https://www.aucklandbotanicgardens.co.nz/science/research/plant-breeding/
#spring #flowers #white #nzplants #NewZealand #WiriMist #JackHobbs #BloomScrolling
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Mānuka. Queens Park, in the native plant area #Invercargill Southland, New Zealand #Leptospermum scoparium. Various forms. 14 November. #Native NZ
#nzplants #NewZealand #BloomScrolling #manuka #teatree #spring #blossom
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White flowers in the #native #garden at Queens Park. 14 November. #Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand. Three #Hebes (#Veronicas) and a #Chionochloa.
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#Brachyglottis laxifolia I understand to be the preferred name for this plant (the old label had #Senecio laxifolius). Queens Park, #Invercargill Southland. New Zealand. 14 November. Naturally found in northern South Island.
#nzplants #NewZealand #BloomScrolling #daisy #yellow #spring #native
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Linum monogynum, NZ linen flax. White flowers. This beauty was in the #native #garden at Queens Park, #Invercargill Southland. New Zealand. It had scrambled up into a Sophora prostrata. Photos taken 14 November.
Info re our Linum: https://o2landscapes.com/plants/linum/
#NewZealand #Linum #nzplants #BloomScrolling #spring #flowers #LinumMonogynum #white
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Mānuka. Queens Park #Invercargill Southland, New Zealand. #Leptospermum scoparium. Various forms, the last is 'Gaiety Girl'. Top pics 14 November, bottom two 03 November.
#NewZealand #BloomScrolling #nzplants #pink #blossom #spring #teatree
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@aligorith @zeborah I hadn't noticed the smell either. I'll need to get closer and try. Meanwhile, you can eat the roots and shoots.
"It is basically a cold climate sugar cane tree and it used to be tended in groves."
"Have a taste and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by how delicious it is. Anyone who has gnawed on a hunk of sugar cane in the tropics will recognise the flavour."
https://thisnzlife.co.nz/3-secrets-getting-best-cabbage-trees/
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As I wandered past some native plants at Black Gully Reserve, the shadows caught my eye. The large bright green leaves catching the shadows belong to a Griselinia species. 28 Dec. Tapanui, West Otago, New Zealand. #NewZealand #native #nzplants