Common Name:
Coprosma
Description:
A divaricating shrub with orange-red needles of foliage. A neat mounding habit.
Flower:
Tiny white flowers.
Size:
30cm x 1m. Likes being trimmed.
Growing Conditions:
Will tolerate most conditions but dislikes wet soils.
Care:
Trim occasional for size and shape.
Uses:
· Useful groundcover. Neat form and colour.
· Contrast and textural plant for a mixed native planting.
· A plant for exposed and coastal gardens.
Comment:
‘Red Rocks’ was originally discovered on the South Wellington Coast, so it is a little toughie that can handle most conditions. The colour intensifies in the cooler weather.