Observaciones de cco

Rescued and grown on, in a pot, from old nursery/garden where it was naturalised in a limestone block rockery.

Doubtful ID - a fallen dried twig below potential source tree, karri. But other Eucs in same grove. @dnicolle please

Not sure about this name. Rescued pot from old nursery/garden, now destroyed and being turned into new housing.

At back of cafe, by carpark

Two slender shrubs planted in lawn. PIcs #2 & 3 show upper and lower leaf surfaces, respectively. All 3 pics are of the same shrub

Hedge between the reserve and private home. Young stems with 'pockets' above the nodes . No sign of myrtle rust.

Tree overhanging fence into the reserve; naturalised seedlings locally abundant along fenceline. Parent tree assumed to have been planted.

In garden border planting.

Same plant as https://inaturalist.nz/observations/108012630 with flowers not fully opened here. Large spiny-leaved clump (now destroyed when this nursery was bulldozed for housing late 2023-early 2024

Apparently planted @marleyi Looks a bit like V. incompta, but more showy?

Self-established seedlings in 2nd picture.

Identified at NZFRI as the cv 'Paul's Scarlet'

Pot rescued from abandoned nursery/garden. When this came up, it was unknown until it flowered 4 weeks later https://inaturalist.nz/observations/97098810

Sadly, this shrub 'just died' soon after these pics.

Spindly shrub under tall trees in overgrown garden

owners removed this plant as they felt the irritating hairs were too dangerous.

The property was once an old plant nursery and garden, destroyed in 2023-24 for a new housing estate.

Old nursery and garden, destroyed for a new housing estate late 2023. Some of this plant sent to CHR and is also currently 'saved' in another garden

Old nursery and garden, now destroyed for a housing estate. One clump of this bromeliad, which flowered later https://inaturalist.nz/observations/207524639