Coprosma linariifolia - Yellow Wood, Mikimiki
Coprosma linariifolia, also known as Mikimiki or Yellow Wood, is an erect, tall shrub or small tree native to New Zealand, found from the Manawatu / Hawkes Bay southwards.
It typically has a single trunk with smooth to rough fawn-grey bark, and the inner bark is a vibrant yellow to orange-yellow color, which is the origin of its common name. The fruit is yellow and often flecked with blue or blue-black, sometimes uniformly black, adding visual interest to the plant.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Sun, shade, wetland, and coastal environments.
• Endemic Distribution: North and South Islands, specifically from Hawkes Bay and Manawatu south.
Specifications:
• Height: Up to 8m.
• Flowering: November to December, with green-colored flowers.
• Fruiting: January to April, with yellow fruit, often flecked with blue or blue-black.
Ideal Uses:
• Bird food / Attractant.
• Bee food.
• Riparian plantings (ideal for planting near water).
Mikimiki is a striking plant with its yellow bark and flecked fruit, making it a standout in any garden, particularly for bird and bee-friendly planting schemes. It thrives in sun, shade, wetland, and coastal environments.
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”
Coprosma linariifolia, also known as Mikimiki or Yellow Wood, is an erect, tall shrub or small tree native to New Zealand, found from the Manawatu / Hawkes Bay southwards.
It typically has a single trunk with smooth to rough fawn-grey bark, and the inner bark is a vibrant yellow to orange-yellow color, which is the origin of its common name. The fruit is yellow and often flecked with blue or blue-black, sometimes uniformly black, adding visual interest to the plant.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Sun, shade, wetland, and coastal environments.
• Endemic Distribution: North and South Islands, specifically from Hawkes Bay and Manawatu south.
Specifications:
• Height: Up to 8m.
• Flowering: November to December, with green-colored flowers.
• Fruiting: January to April, with yellow fruit, often flecked with blue or blue-black.
Ideal Uses:
• Bird food / Attractant.
• Bee food.
• Riparian plantings (ideal for planting near water).
Mikimiki is a striking plant with its yellow bark and flecked fruit, making it a standout in any garden, particularly for bird and bee-friendly planting schemes. It thrives in sun, shade, wetland, and coastal environments.
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”
Coprosma linariifolia, also known as Mikimiki or Yellow Wood, is an erect, tall shrub or small tree native to New Zealand, found from the Manawatu / Hawkes Bay southwards.
It typically has a single trunk with smooth to rough fawn-grey bark, and the inner bark is a vibrant yellow to orange-yellow color, which is the origin of its common name. The fruit is yellow and often flecked with blue or blue-black, sometimes uniformly black, adding visual interest to the plant.
Growing Conditions:
• Tolerances: Sun, shade, wetland, and coastal environments.
• Endemic Distribution: North and South Islands, specifically from Hawkes Bay and Manawatu south.
Specifications:
• Height: Up to 8m.
• Flowering: November to December, with green-colored flowers.
• Fruiting: January to April, with yellow fruit, often flecked with blue or blue-black.
Ideal Uses:
• Bird food / Attractant.
• Bee food.
• Riparian plantings (ideal for planting near water).
Mikimiki is a striking plant with its yellow bark and flecked fruit, making it a standout in any garden, particularly for bird and bee-friendly planting schemes. It thrives in sun, shade, wetland, and coastal environments.
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”