Hoheria angustifolia

Hungere, Narrow leaved lacebark

Hoheria angustifolia is found on forest margins from New Plymouth southward. This lacebark grows into a slender tree about 6m tall. It has a long juvenile stage when its columnar form is a tangled mass of small roundish leaves that eventually become elongated and serrated on the adult, with the leaves becoming a mid-green and paler underneath. In midsummer the tree is smothered with starry petalled white flowers. H.angustifolia makes an attractive specimen tree.

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Habitat:
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Suits temperate conditions

Sunlight:
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Prefers full sun

Application:
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Use in single specimen amenity planting.
Use in revegetation planting.
Use in hedgerow and shelter belt planting.

Size:
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Mature: diameter 3m x height 6m
Planting centres: 2m

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