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Native plants

View native plants information that specifically relates to the East Coast region.

Dactylanthus

Dactylanthus is New Zealand's only indigenous fully parasitic flowering plant.

Kakabeak

The kowhai ngutukaka/kakabeak is found only in New Zealand. The shrub features clusters of stunning red flowers each spring.

Lancewood/horoeka

Lancewood, or horoeka, is a unique, small tree with lance-like foliage that changes dramatically as the tree matures.

Rata

Rata trees, along with the pohutukawa, are one of the best known native trees in New Zealand. The rata and pohutukawa belong in the myrtle family of trees.

 

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East Coast Bay of Plenty Conservancy Office
Phone:      +64 7 349 7400
Email:   bayofplenty@doc.govt.nz
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