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Forest
Horopito
There are four species of Horopito Pseudowintera colorata – Lowland Horopito found on the Tangihua ranges. Pseudowintera axillaris – commonly […]
Hangehange
Geniostomea rupestre, Hangehange, New Zealand privet Not endemic to New Zealand and looks a bit like Garden Privet Hangehange of […]
Clematis
Celamtis Paniculata – Puawananga Clematis vines in the Tangihua forest are found…… On the lodge entrance road and off some […]
Mamaku
Mamaku – Cyathea medullaris- Black tree fern, punga Not endemic to NZ. It is distributed across the south-west Pacific from […]
Tree Ferns
Tree ferns are commonly called Ponga. Calling all tree ferns ponga is incorrect as only some tree ferns are ponga, […]
Spleenworts
Aspleniaceae and Diplazium. Spleenwort definition of the genius of Aspleniaceae and Diplazium. A small fern which grows in rosettes on […]
Loxsoma cunninghamii
Loxsoma cunninghamii the only one of the loxsoma genius Loxsoma cunninghamii is a rare tree fern without a trunk Loxsoma […]
Hard ferns
Blechanum Definition of Hard Ferns There are 10 species of hard ferns in New Zealand, Filmy ferns Hymenophyllum Blechnum chambersii […]
Gully Fern
Pneumatopteris pennigera, There are two ferns known as Gully ferns Pneumatopteris pennigera which we have here and is usually under […]
Cabbage Tree
Cabbage trees of Tangihua Ranges Northland Cabbage trees are an important source of food for insects, birds and people The […]
Filmy Ferns
Hymenophyllum Definition of filmy ferns Filmy ferns vary very much in appearance. They are a small fern which grow in […]
Bracken Fern
Pteridium esculentum terrian rahurahu, rarauhe, rarahu Bracken fern is found By the look out by the kauri dam walk, on […]
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