Pseudopanax laetus

Common name: five finger (large-leaved form)

Pseudopanax laetus is a small tree suited to lowland forest restoration, valued for its large leaves and suitability for sheltered environments.

Purei is a robust wetland sedge suited to stormwater treatment areas, wetland edges, and low-lying riparian planting.

Availability

Eco-sourced native plants are available for project-scale planting and grow-to-order programmes. Contact us to discuss plant supply.

Suitable for

Lowland forest restoration

Understorey and mid-canopy planting

Sheltered sites

Characteristics

Height: up to 5–8m

Form: small tree

Habitat: lowland forest

Light: partial shade to full sun

Frost tolerance: low to moderate

Restoration uses

Forest restoration planting

Mid-canopy development

Biodiversity enhancement

Amenity and landscape planting

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