Polystichum proliferum Rhodo It prefers a free-draining potting

It prefers a free-draining potting mix and should be watered only when the top layer of soil feels dry

rust-toned flowers which are particularly attractive to native birds

Archontophoenix cunninghamiana commonly known as the Bangalow Palm

chalky foliage that adds texture and contrast to rockeries

Matagouri offers both texture and structure

Polystichum proliferum Rhodo It prefers a free-draining pottingA tough and attractive Australian native, Polystichum proliferum is a hardy ground fern well suited to New Zealand gardens. It features coarse, dark green fronds with a graceful upright habit, adding texture and structure to shaded areas. Unique to this fern, small plantlets often form at the tips of the fronds, making it a natural self propagator. Thrives in moist, well drained soils in shaded to partially shaded positions. Ideal for woodland