Coprosma grandifolia - Kanono, Large-Leaved Coprosma
Kanono is a striking large shrub with pairs of thin, wavy, mottled leaves that can grow up to 20cm long. Its oval, pointed leaves feature small pits at the junction of veins and a sharp dark point on the stem between leaf pairs. In autumn and early winter, it produces vibrant orange to red fruit on prominent stalks in open clusters, making it an excellent food source for birds.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Sun, wind, shade, and free-draining soils.
• Endemic Distribution: Native to New Zealand’s North and South Islands, extending to Lake Ianthe in the west and the Marlborough Sounds in the east.
Specifications:
• Height: Up to 6m
• Flowering: April – June (occasionally in September); green or white flowers.
• Fruiting: October – January (occasionally extending to April).
Ideal Uses:
• Attracts birds and pollinators
• Bee-friendly plant
• Riparian plantings
• Pioneer plantings
Enhance biodiversity in your garden or restoration project with Coprosma grandifolia—order now!
Approximate product size & price:
• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml): $6 each | 9 for $45
• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L): $12 each | 5 for $50
• PB8 (50cm+, 3.5L): $24 each | 4 for $80
More than happy to mix and match bulk pricing with plants of the same price range.
Timeframe:
We ship Monday – Wednesday for South Island customers and Monday/Tuesday for Rural and North Island customers. Orders placed outside of these days will be fulfilled the following week.
Local pick ups and/or deliveries will be made by arrangement.
Need a custom shipping quote? If the set pricing seems a bit steep, get in touch with us at Nelson Natives, and we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”
Kanono is a striking large shrub with pairs of thin, wavy, mottled leaves that can grow up to 20cm long. Its oval, pointed leaves feature small pits at the junction of veins and a sharp dark point on the stem between leaf pairs. In autumn and early winter, it produces vibrant orange to red fruit on prominent stalks in open clusters, making it an excellent food source for birds.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Sun, wind, shade, and free-draining soils.
• Endemic Distribution: Native to New Zealand’s North and South Islands, extending to Lake Ianthe in the west and the Marlborough Sounds in the east.
Specifications:
• Height: Up to 6m
• Flowering: April – June (occasionally in September); green or white flowers.
• Fruiting: October – January (occasionally extending to April).
Ideal Uses:
• Attracts birds and pollinators
• Bee-friendly plant
• Riparian plantings
• Pioneer plantings
Enhance biodiversity in your garden or restoration project with Coprosma grandifolia—order now!
Approximate product size & price:
• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml): $6 each | 9 for $45
• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L): $12 each | 5 for $50
• PB8 (50cm+, 3.5L): $24 each | 4 for $80
More than happy to mix and match bulk pricing with plants of the same price range.
Timeframe:
We ship Monday – Wednesday for South Island customers and Monday/Tuesday for Rural and North Island customers. Orders placed outside of these days will be fulfilled the following week.
Local pick ups and/or deliveries will be made by arrangement.
Need a custom shipping quote? If the set pricing seems a bit steep, get in touch with us at Nelson Natives, and we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”
Kanono is a striking large shrub with pairs of thin, wavy, mottled leaves that can grow up to 20cm long. Its oval, pointed leaves feature small pits at the junction of veins and a sharp dark point on the stem between leaf pairs. In autumn and early winter, it produces vibrant orange to red fruit on prominent stalks in open clusters, making it an excellent food source for birds.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Sun, wind, shade, and free-draining soils.
• Endemic Distribution: Native to New Zealand’s North and South Islands, extending to Lake Ianthe in the west and the Marlborough Sounds in the east.
Specifications:
• Height: Up to 6m
• Flowering: April – June (occasionally in September); green or white flowers.
• Fruiting: October – January (occasionally extending to April).
Ideal Uses:
• Attracts birds and pollinators
• Bee-friendly plant
• Riparian plantings
• Pioneer plantings
Enhance biodiversity in your garden or restoration project with Coprosma grandifolia—order now!
Approximate product size & price:
• PB3/4 (5cm – 20cm, 350ml): $6 each | 9 for $45
• PB3 (20cm – 70cm, 1.5L): $12 each | 5 for $50
• PB8 (50cm+, 3.5L): $24 each | 4 for $80
More than happy to mix and match bulk pricing with plants of the same price range.
Timeframe:
We ship Monday – Wednesday for South Island customers and Monday/Tuesday for Rural and North Island customers. Orders placed outside of these days will be fulfilled the following week.
Local pick ups and/or deliveries will be made by arrangement.
Need a custom shipping quote? If the set pricing seems a bit steep, get in touch with us at Nelson Natives, and we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll donate $1 per plant sold to national conservation efforts, helping to protect and restore New Zealand’s natural heritage”