Machaerina sinclairii Water PlantsMachaerina sinclairii is a robust New Zealand native wetland grass forming dense clumps of tall, arching, dark green foliage. It produces slender flower spikes above the leaves, adding seasonal interest and texture. Ideal for pond edges, rain gardens, wetlands and damp coastal sites. Prefers full sun to part shade and moist, fertile, well drained soil. Evergreen and hardy, it provides year round structure, movement and a natural, architectural feature
It thrives in indirect light and should be kept away from direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn
this low-maintenance plant thrives well-drained soil
Libertia formosa is a clump forming perennial known for its graceful clusters of delicate white flowers borne on tall stems in spring
A compact and hardy ornamental shrub
As one of the hardiest tree ferns
Each leaf terminates in a pronounced
This hardy and evergreen tree is highly adaptable
it produces fragrant clusters of white to pale pink flowers
Prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage future blooms
During the winter months
Salvia patens Deep Blue commonly known as Gentian Sage
Periodically