Phormium cookianum - Auckland Botanic Gardens
A medium-sized native ever green, clump-forming, arching perennial growing to around 1.5m tall with flower spike and 1m wide. Flowers and foliage. This large perennial produces wide strap-shaped, bright green leaves up to 1.5m long. Cylindrical yellow - orange flowers are produced in summer on tall stems ranging from 60cm to 1.5m in length.
Phormium cookianum subsp. cookianum • New Zealand Plant …
Detailed description. Stout liliaceous herb, 0.6-1 (-2) m tall. Leaves numerous, arising from fan-like bases. Individual leaves “paddle-shaped”, erect, stiff, rarely decurved or pendulous 0.6-1 (-1.5) x 20-80 mm, glaucous. Lamina margin, entire, somewhat thickened and distinctly pigmented by a dark, rather broad often encircling band 3-5 mm ...
Phormium cookianum subsp. hookeri - New Zealand Plant …
Differing from subsp. cookianum by the longer, “floppy” uniformly olive green leaves which lack the dark-pigmented band present on the leaf lamina of subsp. cookianum. In the wild this is primarily a plant of cliff faces, boulder fields and talus slopes. It also often grows within grey-scrub.
Phormium cookianum subsp. hookeri 'Tricolor' (v) - RHS Gardening
An evergreen perennial making a large clump of sword-shaped leaves striped with yellow and green, edged with red. Flowers yellowish-green, in large panicles appear on mature plants in summer.
Phormium cookianum 'Cream Delight' at San Marcos Growers
Phormium cookianum 'Cream Delight' (Variegated New Zealand Flax) - New Zealand Flax cultivar that grows to 3 feet tall by 6 feet wide with bold 2 1/2 inch wide arching leaves with cream-yellow midstripe and green margins edged with red. Plant in full sun to shade - may sunburn in full sun in Southern California.
Phormium cookianum subsp. hookeri 'Cream Delight' (v)
Phormium are evergreen perennials, making a large clump of leathery, strap-shaped leaves, with tall panicles of small, tubular flowers in summer. Name status. Accepted
Phormium cookianum ‘Purpurea’ - Matukituki Natives
Phormium cookianum ‘Purpurea’. A natural occurring variety of Phormium cookianum with a drooping habit. Foliage is tough, shiny dark green to purple. Large red-orange flowers form on large stems that emerge from the center of the plant.
Phormium cookianum | mountain flax /RHS - RHS Gardening
Phormium. Genus description. Phormium are evergreen perennials, making a large clump of leathery, strap-shaped leaves, with tall panicles of small, tubular flowers in summer. Name status. Correct
Phormium cookianum - Trees and Shrubs Online
Native of New Zealand, from the North to Stewart Island; described by Le Jolis in 1848 from a plant brought direct from New Zealand to a garden at Cherbourg, and named by him after Captain Cook. Although it may share some habitats with P. tenax, it occurs most commonly on sea-cliffs and in mountain ‘fell-fields’. From the Supplement (Vol. V)
Distinguished from Phormium tenax by the pendulous, twisted capsules. Differing from subsp. hookeri by the much shorter, broader, erect leaves which have a dark coloured band extending in from the leaf lamina some 3-5 mm, and often encircling the entire leaf blade. Ecologically subsp. cookianum seems to be confined to subalpine alpine habitats ...
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