Coprosma — 21 species
Botanical species in the genus Coprosma recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Coprosma acerosa
Coprosma acerosa
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. An easily grown plant, it succeeds in most soils, so long as they are well-drained. Judging by its habitat this plant should be tolerant of maritime exposure.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma areolata
Coprosma areolata
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors when grown in a woodland garden in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma atropurpurea
Coprosma atropurpurea
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils, so long as they are well-drained. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma billardieri
Coprosma billardieri
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the mildest areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma brunnea
Coprosma brunnea
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils, so long as they are well-drained. Very tolerant of maritime exposure.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma foetidissima
Coprosma foetidissima
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma grandifolia
Coprosma grandifolia
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma hirtella
Coprosma hirtella
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma lucida
Coprosma lucida
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma moorei
Coprosma moorei
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils, so long as they are well-drained. This species is proving to be very difficult to grow in Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma nitida
Coprosma nitida
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. This species is somewhat intolerant of frost, but some provenances should succeed outdoors at least in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma petriei
Coprosma petriei
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils, so long as they are well-drained. This plant has survived very dry conditions with us and appears to be very drought tolerant.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma propinqua
Coprosma propinqua
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. An easily grown plant, it succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma pumila
Coprosma pumila
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Prefers a permanent moist and peaty soil, but it is not an easy plant to grow in Britain. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma repens
Coprosma repens
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma rhamnoides
Coprosma rhamnoides
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma robusta
Coprosma robusta
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. In its native New Zealand, this is a tough plant that will grow in difficult conditions, being wind hardy and frost tolerant when mature.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma rotundifolia
Coprosma rotundifolia
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the mildest areas of Britain, where it usually grows well in a woodland garden.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma rugosa
Coprosma rugosa
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the mildest areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma serrulata
Coprosma serrulata
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils, so long as they are well-drained. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the milder areas of Britain.
Full cultivation guide →Coprosma virescens
Coprosma virescens
Family: Rubiaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist, very well-drained neutral to slightly acid soil in full sun or light shade. Succeeds in most soils. Somewhat intolerant of frost, this species is only likely to succeed outdoors in the mildest areas of Britain.
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