Pseudopanax laetus ^Sale

Pseudopanax laetus
Five Finger

Description:
Native tree with large, glossy, leathery green leaves that are usually divided into five broad leaflets. It has a rounded, bushy form when young and matures into a small tree. Clusters of tiny greenish flowers appear in summer, followed by small purple-black berries that attract native birds. Its bold foliage gives a lush, subtropical look to gardens and landscapes.

Height:

4–6 m (can reach 8 m in ideal conditions)
Width:

3–4 m
Position:

Prefers full sun to part shade; sheltered from strong, cold winds.
Soil:

Moist, well-drained soils; tolerant of a range but thrives in fertile, humus-rich soil.

Uses:

·       Excellent specimen tree or feature plant

·       Coastal and urban gardens

·       Native and wildlife-friendly (berries attract birds)

·       Great for creating a lush, structured backdrop

·       Works well in mixed plantings with other natives

Care tips:

·       Mulch around the base to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.

·       Water well during dry spells, especially when establishing.

·       Protect young plants from frost and strong winds.

·       Prune lightly if needed to maintain shape.

·       Feed in spring with a balanced fertiliser for natives.

·       Generally hardy once established, though best in sheltered spots.

We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the grade and quality of the plant in the images. 

Plants are subject to availability; there is a slight possibility the plants can be sold before your order is processed. In this instance we can offer a refund or credit and let you know when more plants become available.