Pseudopanax ferox
(toothed lancewood)
Details:
Height: | 500 cm |
Width: | 200 cm |
Growth per Annum: | Medium |
Climate: | Hardy |
Sun: | Full Sun |
Soil: | Dry, Moist |
Category: | Tree |
Features: | Native. Attractive to birds, bees and insects. Suitable restoration species. |
A spectacular slow-growing specimen with narrow, saw-like brown juvenile leaves. Becomes a bushy-topped tree with a tall, slender trunk.
Habitat: Coastal to subalpine (10-800 m a.s.l.) on consolidated sand dunes (dune forest), in grey scrub overlying pumice, on recent alluvial (coarse gravels), limestone outcrops, boulder fall, cliff faces, talus slopes and scarps. Also found as a sparse component of seasonally drought-prone but otherwise cold and wet alluvial forests. This species prefers drier habitats and conditions than P. crassifolius.
Flowering: November to April
Fruiting: December to June [Fruit: Black]
Prices
Each | 20 or more | 50 or more | |
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2l Pot | $8.50 | $8.00 | $ |