Muehlenbeckia astonii Specimen Trees humus-rich soil and benefits from

humus-rich soil and benefits from regular mulching

Acer palmatum Sharpes Pygmy is a slow-growing

making it well suited for a range of garden environments

typically appearing once in the plant’s lifetime

Muehlenbeckia astonii Specimen Trees humus-rich soil and benefits fromA unique and nationally significant New Zealand native, Muehlenbeckia astonii is a deciduous shrub characterised by its distinctive, interlaced copper toned wiry stems and small, rounded dark green leaves. Naturally found in the eastern South Island, particularly from Marlborough to Banks Peninsula, this rare species is both ornamental and ecologically important. Ideal for use in pots or as a sculptural feature in garden beds, it responds well to