Entelea arborescens | 10000 SEEDS

Entelea arborescens seeds grow into a remarkable deciduous shrub native to New Zealand. This plant, often called Whau, thrives along coastal areas and is cherished for its fast growth and delicate structure. Gardeners and botanists alike appreciate the unique New Zealand tree for its lightweight wood and historical uses in traditional crafts.

The Entelea species is an important part of the endemic New Zealand flora, representing the island's rich botanical heritage. It produces broad, heart-shaped leaves that turn a soft yellow before shedding in autumn. This coastal shrub adapts well to sandy soils and salt-laden winds, making it a resilient choice for native plant enthusiasts.

• Features broad, thin leaves with serrated edges
• Produces small, creamy-white flowers in summer
• Lightweight wood historically used for floats and crafts
• Thrives in coastal, sandy, and well-drained soils
• Deciduous habit adds seasonal interest to gardens

The native island tree Entelea arborescens contributes to New Zealand’s diverse island flora. Its presence enriches natural habitats and offers a glimpse into the botanical uniqueness of this region. Growing this Entelea arborescens from seed connects gardeners directly to New Zealand’s rich ecological heritage.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.