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Native Trees & Plants
Tawa
Beilschmiedia tawa endemic to NZ Tawa Description Tawa may grow up to 30 metres or more in height with trunks […]
Taurepo
Rhabdothamnus solandri, taurepo, matata and waiuatua. Taurapo is native to New Zealand and is the sole representative of the genus […]
Supplejack
Ripogonum scandens – kareao Supplejack of the Tangihua forest are found. Around the lodge, the nature trail and the confidence […]
Stinkhorn
There are a variety Stinkhorn species in New Zealand Stinkhorns are a Saprobic fungi which cone in a variety of […]
Rewarewa
Knightia excelsa The picture of the Rewarewa tree is on the track down to the table. Rewarewa is common around […]
Red Matipo
Myrcine australis or Mapou in the south It is endemic to New Zealand and found throughout the country and offshore islands. […]
Rimu
Dacrydium cupressinum Rimu is one of the Tangihua forest giants The Rimu grows through out New Zealand and is a […]
Northern Rata
Metrosideros robusta Finding Northern Rata in the Tangihua forest Northern Rata trees can be found all through the forest. There […]
Rata White Akatea
Metrosideros perforata Akatea White rata vines are found in most low land forests from Northland down to about Christchurch and […]
White Rata Vine – Metrosideros diffusa
Metrosideros diffusa, Akakura White Rata vine White rata vines are found in most low land forests from Northland down to […]
Scarlet Rata Vine
Metrosideros fulgens Climbing Rata, Akatea, Scarlet rata vine, Red Rata Vine, sometimes confused with Crimson Rata. Endemic to New Zealand […]
The Ratas of the Tangihuas and Northland
We have at least ten Rata species in New Zealand We have found four in the Tangihuas but there maybe […]
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