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DACRYCARPUS DACRYDIOIDES KAHIKATEA tree in new zealand

DACRYCARPUS DACRYDIOIDES - KAHIKATEA

A dominant bush-dwelling plant which grows particularly well in lowland forests and wetlands. The bark is flaky and brown and the leaves a fine brown which turn blue/green with age. Kahikatea are excellent water filters for damper soils making them a great tree to plant around ponds and low lying areas.

 

Applications
Specimen tree
Screening
NZ native theme  

 
Beyond the norm
Kahikatea looks fantastic planted in groves, the conical upright form of the tree creating an interesting effect when grouped.


Clipped height
n/a


15 year height
8m


Mature height
30m


Soil conditions
Wet and moist soils


Wind
Hardy


Frost
Hardy


Light
Full and semi shade    


Tree Shape
Tall, upright


Seasonal
Evergreen


Fruit
Red base with a purple head


Origin
Native


Available grades
15lt, 45lt

The Icon Trees nursery covers 50 acres. So that we can attend to your requirements it is important to visit by appointment only; we may not be able to give you access to the nursery without prior arrangement.

 

Our usual opening hours are 7.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday. 

If you are unable to visit the nursery we can assist by selecting the right trees for your project. We can also support your purchasing decisions by providing photos of our trees. Purchases can be made using direct credit, VISA or Mastercard, or trade accounts.

99 Clevedon-Takanini Road

Ardmore

Auckland

sales@icontrees.co.nz

0800 BIG TREES

Enquiry as

Good Roots………

Roots are the anchors and feeding mechanism for a tree, if these are not right then the success of the tree is compromised.  What might look like a big strong tree may not be mirrored by it root system.  Icon Trees is one of the few nurseries that identify with this issue and dispose of these trees instead of growing them on to the next grade or supplying trees that will not successfully reach maturity.

0800 BIG TREES
sales@icontrees.co.nz

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