nā Maggy Wassilieff
Today gardeners use tree ferns, tussock grasses and some of the hundreds of varieties of hebe to create fascinating gardens. But for a long time native plants were seen as drab. Apart from some spectacular exceptions, native plants don’t have showy flowers. In the 1970s and 1980s, interest in natives bloomed.
Te āhua nui: Mt Cook Lily, Larnach Castle, near Dunedin
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