Vitex lucens - Wikipedia
网页Vitex lucens, or pūriri, is an evergreen tree endemic to New Zealand. History. Pūriri was first collected (by Europeans) at Tolaga Bay by Banks and Solander during Cook's first visit in 1769.
Puriri - Tāne’s Tree Trust
网页Puriri is a coastal and lowland tree, found from the far north to about latitude 39° 30’ – Opunaki on the west coast and Mahia Peninsula on the east. It is common on volcanic and similar soils and more scattered elsewhere. Puriri …
Vitex lucens - New Zealand Plant Conservation Network
网页Puriri prefers a rich, deep, fertile soil but is surprisingly tolerant of a range of conditions including drought (once established). This is a spectacular specimen tree that deserves to be more widely cultivated than it is.
Princely puriri - New Zealand Geographic
网页The puriri is a handsome tree, up to 20m in height, with a rounded canopy of dark green glossy leaves atop an often irregular massive light grey or beige trunk. The leaves consist of three or five shiny, leathery leaflets, borne on a long stalk.
Pūriri / Vitex lucens - MyNativeForest
网页2024年3月4日 · Pūriri is native to the North Island and the top of the South Island of New Zealand. It grows in various habitats, including lowland and coastal forests, and can tolerate a range of soil types. Pūriri is an essential tree to Māori, who use it for various purposes.
Pūriri – Vitex lucens - The Meaning of Trees
网页2013年6月26日 · Pūriri is one of the most commonly used trees in restoration planting as it produces flowers and fruit all year round. It is a key supplier of food to the Kererū, a very important species that is the principal seed disperser for a …
Puriri Care 101: Water, Light & Growing Tips - greg.app
网页Learn exactly what Puriri needs to thrive, get reminders when it’s time to water, and join the growing community on the Greg App.
Puriri — NZ Forests
网页Puriri is one of the few native trees with large colourful flowers, which are tubular, ranging from fluorescent pink to dark red, rose pink (most common) or sometimes even white with a yellow or pink blush.
Learn more about the Pūriri tree and more native trees of New …
网页Glossy ribbed leaves, spreading crown and colourful flowers make the pūriri a distinctive and attractive tree. The large colourful flowers look like a snapdragon in pink to red hues, and their tubular shape and abundant nectar make them attractive to nectar-loving birds. Pūriri trees can grow straight or gnarled.
Puriri - Te Mata Park Trust
网页BIRDS AND BUGS: A host tree for the caterpillars and pupae of New Zealand’s largest native moth, the puriri moth. Flowers and fruits are present for most or all of the year, so puriri is an important food source for birds. Learn more about puriri….