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One of the most widespread of New Zealand forest trees. The leaves are small and awl-shaped and form a weeping habit, bark falls away in heavy scales. In its juvenile form makes a handsome specimen with weeping branches. After many years develops into a broader tree more upright adult form. One of the most easily recognised large trees in the forest. Prefers cool moist conditions. |
| Height x Width | 30 x 5 |
| Height Range | Tall 10+ |
| Growth Rate | Moderate |
| Plant Type | Tree |
| Shape / Habit | Pyramidical |
| Country of Origin | New Zealand |
| Similar to Consider | Olea El Greco, Knightia Excelsa, Carpinus Betulus fastigiata, Dacrycarpus Dacrydoidies |
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| Leaf Colour | Dark Green |
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| Flower | Insignificant but produces berries |
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| Specimen | Yes |
| Accent | Yes |
| Bird Feeding | Yes |
| Note: Growth, height and grade information are given in good faith but are subject to natural variables beyond our control. | |
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