Hydrangea aspira New Beginnings
Hydrangea aspira New Beginnings
An exciting new aspera type hydrangea. Large white and lilac lacecap flowers through the summer. Forms an attractive shrub with large chocolate brown leaves, turning green through the season. Attractive to bees.
3m | $20
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Abutilon Candyfloss
Abutilon Candyfloss
Large ‘candyfloss’ pink bell-shaped flowers. Long flowering period. Happy in sun or shade. Attractive to Tui’s and Bellbirds.
2m | $14
Abutilon Candyfloss
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Abutilon Golden Fleece (Chinese Lantern)
Abutilon Golden Fleece (Chinese Lantern)
Large, golden, butter-yellow, bell-shaped flowers. Long flowering period. Happy in sun or shade. Attractive to Tui and Bellbirds.
2m | $14
Abutilon Golden Fleece
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Abutilon Orange Bells (Chinese Lantern)
Abutilon Orange Bells (Chinese Lantern)
Lovely large, bell-shaped, orange flowers. Long flowering period. Happy in sun or shade. Attractive to Tui’s and Bellbirds.
2m | $14
Abutilon Orange Bells
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Abutilon insigne (climbing Chinese Lantern)
Abutilon insigne (climbing Chinese Lantern)
An unusual climbing form of Abutilon from South America. Red flowers. A collectors plant. A good food source for birds.
$25
Abutilon insigne
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Abutilon Plum Delight (Chinese Lantern)
Abutilon Plum Delight (Chinese Lantern)
Large ‘plum’ red bell-shaped flowers. Long flowering period. Happy in sun or shade. Attractive to Tui’s and Bellbirds.
Abutilon Plum Delight
2m | $14
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Abutilon Strawberry Crush (Chinese Lantern)
Abutilon Strawberry Crush (Chinese Lantern)
A superb red abutilon. Large flowers and compact habit. Happy in sun or shade. Attractive to Tui’s and Bellbirds.
2m | $14
Abutilon Strawberry Crush
Abutilon Strawberry Crush
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Abutilon White Star (Chinese Lantern)
Abutilon White Star (Chinese Lantern)
Large pure white bell shaped flowers with a golden centre. Long flowering period. Happy in sun or shade. Attractive to Tui’s and Bellbirds.
2m | $14
Abutilon White
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia chekiangoleosa
Camellia chekiangoleosa
A Chinese species closely related to Camellia japonica. The large, showy, single flowers have a distinctly orange-red colour tone with masses of yellow anthers. Flowering late winter – early spring. Good bee food.
2+ m | $18
Camellia chekiangoleosa
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia japonica Demi Tasse
Camellia japonica Demi Tasse
An old variety, seldom seen these days. Semi-double, peachy pink coloured flowers. Compact, upright growth, evergreen.
2m | $14
Camellia Demi Tasse
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia Dr Burnside
Camellia Dr Burnside
Flamboyant, rich-red semi-double or peony type flowers with yellow stamens. A japonica type, slower growing with an upright form. Will form a small tree with age.
2m | $14
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia grijsii | SOLD OUT
Camellia grijsii
Species camellia from southern China. The white scented flowers are single with heart shaped petals. Upright growth habit, forms small tree.
4m | $20
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia irrawadiensis
Camellia irrawadiensis
A species Camellia from Burma, China. Large single white flowers with bright yellow stamens. Attractive to tui and bellbirds. This species is closely related to C. sinensis (tea camellia) and has been used for tea production.
3+m | $25
Camellia irrawadiensis
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia lutchuensis | AVAILABLE LATE SPRING
Camellia lutchuensis
A species camellia from Japan. The tiny single white flowers are the most sweetly scented of any camellia. Evergreen, upright growing, with small green leaves. Best suited to a semi-shaded or open woodland environment.
Camellia lutchuensis
2m | $20
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Camellia Rendezvous
Camellia Rendezvous
Williamsii type. Semi-double, blood-red flowers with golden stamens. Lush dark green foliage. Excellent food source for birds, bees and butterflies.
2m | $14
Camellia Rendezvous
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia salicifolia | SOLD OUT
Camellia salicifolia
A species camellia from Hong Kong, with small, lightly scented, single white flowers. The foliage is a real feature, with long narrow ‘willow-like’ leaves; the new growth bronze-red before turning green in summer. Pendulous, almost weeping habit.
2m | $20
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Camellia Tanya
Camellia Tanya
A sasanqua form. Masses of small single pink flowers smother this bush in April & May, providing a great food source for birds. Great as a specimen or as a hedge. Compact, tidy form with small leaves.
2.5m | $14
Camellia Tanya
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Camellia tsaii
Camellia tsaii
A species Camellia with delightful, dainty white, perfumed flowers. Small wavy leaves with reddish tinge, hang softly in a weeping fashion. A popular food source of our native birds the Tui and Waxeye.
2.5m | $14
Camellia tsaii
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Cassia didymobotrya (Popcorn Cassia)
Cassia didymobotrya (Popcorn Cassia)
An attention grabbing shrub from Africa. Bright golden yellow pea-like flowers, in spikes held above the leaves throughout summer. Lush tropical looking foliage. Not cold hardy, prune after flowering.
2.5m | $30
Cassia didymobotrya
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Clianthus puniceus (kaka beak) | SOLD OUT
|Clianthus puniceus (kaka beak)
A rare NZ native plant. Stunning red flowers that resemble a Kaka’s beak appear in Spring. Forms a sprawling shrub. Good food source for nectar loving birds. Prune after flowering to maintain shape.
1.8m | $8
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Edgeworthia gardneri | AVAILABLE SUMMER
Edgeworthia gardneri
A rare plant from Nepal. Soft, felty, greyish green leaves and globes of fragrant yellow flowers – loved by the Tui. Prefers a sunny well drained site. Upright habit. Related to Daphnes. See also Daphnes a useful bloom.
2m | $20
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Elingamita johnsonii
Elingamita johnsonii
A rare plant from the Three Kings Islands, NZ. The large, glossy, dark green leaves, and bright red fruit are attractive. Small, slow growing tree. Frost tender.
3m | $20
Elingamita johnsonii
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Erythrina crista-galli (Brazillian coral tree) | SOLD OUT
Erythrina crista-galli (Brazillian coral tree)
A deciduous tree with stunning red pea type flowers in summer.
6m | $25
Erythrina crista-galli (Brazillian coral tree)
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Eupatorium purpureum ‘Gateway’ | AVAILABLE LATE SPRING
Eupatorium purpureum ‘Gateway’
Joe Pye weed. A bold, beautiful and easy care perennial. Large mauve-pink flower heads appear in late summer and autumn; and are favoured by the monarch butterflies.
Eupatorium purpureum Gateway
1.5m | $14
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Fuchsia paniculata | SOLD OUT
Fuchsia paniculata
A species fuchsia from the Central American highlands. The flowers are large panicles (upto 20cm across) with dozens of single pink flowers, these are followed by edible grape like berries. Lovely glossy green leaves with red stems. Forms a woody upright shrub.
2m | $14
Fuchsia paniculata
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Gordonia yunnanensis (Fried Egg Tree / Crepe Camellia) | SOLD OUT
Gordonia yunnanensis
Large, single white flowers with butter yellow anthers from autumn to spring; popular with tui and bellbirds. A large, vigorous, upright growing shrub with glossy, evergreen leaves. Hardy though does prefer a sheltered site in sun or part shade.
3m | $20
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Isoplexis canariensis (Bellbird plant / Canary Island foxglove) | AVAILABLE AUTUMN
Isoplexis canariensis (Bellbird plant / Canary Island foxglove)
A rare plant from the Canary Islands off the coast of Morocco where it is endangered. An evergreen, upright shrub with glossy green leaves. Bright orange-red foxglove flowers appear in early spring, continuing through to autumn. It is very popular with the birds hence its common name the Bellbird plant. It is a cool-climate plant, tolerating cooler night temperatures, and can be planted in full sun or light shade, though does prefer protection from the mid afternoon sun.
1.2m |$14
Isoplexis canariensis (Bellbird plant Canary Island foxglove)
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Isoplexis sceptrum (Giant Madeira Foxglove)
Isoplexis sceptrum (Giant Madeira Foxglove)
Giant Madeira Foxglove. A stunning rare plant. Taller and more robust than the Canary Is. Foxglove, with broader, darker green leaves and larger dark orange foxglove flowers. Will form a tall woody shrub.
1.5m | $25
Isoplexis sceptrum
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Jacobinia pauciflora Fire Flies (Justicia rizzinii)
Jacobinia pauciflora Fire Flies (Justicia rizzinii)
A great winter flowering plant with masses of nodding red flowers with yellow tips. Our native birds, the bellbirds, tui, and waxeyes love feeding on it. Plant one outside your dining room window and watch the birds feast through the winter. It likes a part shade situation with some protection from frost.
100cm | $14
Jacobinia pauciflora (Justicia rizzinii)
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Lonicera x purpusii ‘Winter Beauty’ | SOLD OUT
Lonicera x purpusii ‘Winter Beauty’
Clusters of creamy white flowers smother this bush through winter providing the most wonderful fragrance. Best planted somewhere you regularly pass to enjoy its scent. It is also very relaxing watching the waxeye’s feed on the flowers. It grows as a deciduous, rounded bush, and is easily managed unlike its cousin the Himalayan honeysuckle (climber).
2m | $20
Lonicera x purpusii ‘Winter Beauty’
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Phormium Green Dwarf
Phormium Green Dwarf
A small growing, very tidy, green flax. Tolerant of a range of conditions – coastal, dry, damp, windy. The yellow flowers which appear in spring are great for attracting tui and waxeyes.
80cm | $6
Phormium Green Dwarf
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Pittosporum cornifolium | SOLD OUT
Pittosporum cornifolium
A native shrub often found growing as an epiphyte in trees or on rocks. Pittosporum cornifolium forms an interesting garden plant (it will grow in the ground). It has an open branch structure, with small, scented red flowers in winter, followed by sticky black seeds which are attractive to birds.
2m | $8
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373 Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
Planchonella costata (Tawapou)
Planchonella costata (Tawapou)
Native. A small, coastal tree from northern NZ, with attractive glossy green foliage. The large fleshy date-like fruit are a favourite of our native kereru and kaka. Frost tender.
6m | $14
Planchonella costata
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Syzygium maire (Swamp maire) | NOT AVAILABLE DUE TO MYRTLE RUST
Syzygium maire (Swamp maire)
A native tree once common in wetlands and swamps through out New Zealand. Evergreen. White pohutukawa like flowers followed by bright red edible berries, great for both bees and birds
10m | $8 each
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Tecomanthe speciosa (Three Kings vine)
Tecomanthe speciosa (Three Kings vine)
A vigorous twining climber with thick, lush, tropical looking foliage. Large clusters of cream coloured, trumpet-like flowers appear in winter and are a favourite with birds. Looks fantastic trained along a horizontal frame. Frost tender. Particularly hardy on the coast.
5m | $16
Tecomanthe speciosa (Three Kings vine)
Tecomanthe speciosa (Three Kings vine)
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
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Tree lucerne (Tagasaste) | AVAILABLE LATE SPRING
Tree lucerne (Tagasaste)
Tree lucerne is a versatile, small, fast growing tree. It flowers during the winter and is an important food source for birds and bees. We have a pair of kereru which spend a couple of months at our place each year during winter feeding on the tree lucerne. We have planted it through all of our shelter lines as a ‘nurse crop’, to provide initial wind shelter, frost protection, shade etc. for our longer-term plants. We are starting to remove some of our trees now, the foliage is being fed to the stock and the trunks make good firewood. Tree lucerne is a great feed crop for stock, particularly in periods of feed shortage; it will regrow after pruning. It is also a nitrogen fixing plant.
4m | $2 (5cm pot)
Tree lucerne (Tagasaste)
Janica and Quin Amoore Woodleigh Nursery 300 Mountain Road RD 3 New Plymouth 4373
Tel 06 752 0830 | Cell 021 072 7394 (phone or text) | Email janica@woodleigh.co.nz
