Native plants
Mikimiki
Scientific name: Coprosma linariifolia
English name: Yellow wood
Other names: karamu, karangu
Tree, shrub
(under 10m)
- native to the Wellington Region
Suits: damp, dry, partial shade, sunny, shelter, exposure, coastal forest garden, wetlands and water features
About Mikimiki
A tall shrub or small tree up to 8 metre. Coprosma linarifolia has very modest flowers and long narrow leaves, grey bark and bright yellow bark if surface bark is scratched away. The flowers are followed by a white fruit, often flecked with blue eaten by native birds and geckos.
Provides for birds
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Read more about gardening for birds or see full nectar calendar.