Observaciones de cco

Pot rescued from abandoned garden & nursery in 2021.Perhaps H. retusa - fine teeth on leaf margins.

In glasshouse

Remnant shrubs in old fence-line - remains of old hedgerow? No seedlings seen so assumed to have been planted a long time ago.

With Salvinia.

Street-side pots

Its first flowering for this year - flowers each winter here.

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