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Coprosma intertexta

  • hakasustainability
  • Jan 1, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 24

Botanical name (authority): Coprosma intertexta Cheeseman


Coprosma intertexta (Coprosma intertexta) is a compact, dense shrub with interlacing branches, small glossy green leaves, and tiny flowers; often dioecious.


It prefers open, sunny sites with well-drained soils and can tolerate coastal exposure.


Growth rate

Moderate

Height at maturity

1–2 m

Propagation and planting tips

Grow from fresh seed or semi-hardwood cuttings; protect young plants from strong winds.

Ecological values

Provides cover for birds and insects.

Conservation status

Not threatened (NZPCN)

Benefit for on-farm planting situations

Can be used in shelterbelts, riparian margins, and for biodiversity enhancement.

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