Print. Part plant-identification guide, part food- and medicine-making manual, this book is a treasury of plants that grow throughout the north (and much of the temperate world). David Bateman, Auckland. About 10–15% of the total land area of New Zealand is covered with native flora, from tall kauri and kohekohe forests to rainforest dominated by rimu, beech, tawa, matai and rata; ferns and flax; dunelands with their spinifex and pingao; alpine and subalpine herb fields; and scrub and tussock. Department of Conservation (undated). Contract report LC9798/027, Landcare Research, Dunedin. Ministry of Works and Development, Wellington. National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, Hamilton. Victoria University Press, Wellington. Bush regeneration: recovering Australian landscapes. Queen Elizabeth II National Trust, Wellington. Learn how to plan and plant a garden to attract native birds. rigida) in montane and subalpine Otago, New Zealand. Paper, poster, exhibit abstracts and field trip notes. Ultra-specific books like Trees of Michigan are exactly what I look for when buying a new field guide – but there’s simply no room to list all of the excellent local guides here. Molloy L 1988. New Zealand as ecosystems. Eagle’s trees and shrubs of New Zealand. 16. Park GN 1995. Its history, functions, work and structure. Reed, Auckland. National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research 2000. Review of information on riparian buffer widths necessary to support sustainable vegetation and meet aquatic functions. Porteous T 1993. Plant materials handbook for soil conservation. Water and Soil Division, Ministry of Works and Development, Wellington. Lucas Associates and Christchurch City Council 1998. Collins, Auckland. The cultivation of New Zealand plants. Restoration of native vegetation on sites disturbed by alluvial gold mining in Westland. Riparian zones. 04. of 10. Lucas Associates 1997. Reed, Auckland. A strategy to replace gorse and broom on Canterbury’s marginal pastoral lands with native forest. Scientific report no. Buchanan RA 1996. Native ecosystems of the Lyttelton harbour basin. Search the world's most comprehensive index of full-text books. Meurk CD and Swaffield SR 2000. Godwit, Auckland. £13.78 TheHouse Plant Expert Book Two by Hessayon, D. G. ( Author ) ON Apr-01 … Nature Heritage Fund (undated). Technical series no. Parker RW 1991. Founded in 1863 with the planting of an English Oak tree, the Gardens now features one of the finest collections of exotic and native plants found in New Zealand. This course was developed in conjunction with the NZ Plant Conservation Network and the Dept of Conservation. In: Restoring the health and wealth of ecosystems. Ferns in Peel Forest: a field guide. Molloy BPJ 1983. Lucas Associates 1998. Resource Management Act 1991. Meurk CD, Lucas Associates and Christchurch City Council (undated). New Zealand trees and shrubs. Coastal sand dunes, form and function. New Mexico Envirothon ... Tree Identification Study Guide We will break the trees up into groups to study them: Coniferous trees (trees that have cones) – Leaf Shape – Cones Deciduous trees (those that lose their leaves for a portion of the year) – Twig structure – Leaf structure – Thorns – Fruit. South Island and Stewart Island. Sand tussock on coastal sand dunes: guidelines for seed collection, propagation and establishment. Databases . Conference booklet, Landcare Research, Lincoln. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF IDENTIFICATION AND NATURAL HISTORY OF. Canterbury Regional Council, Christchurch. Water and soil miscellaneous publication no. Managing waterways on farms: a guide to sustainable water and riparian management in rural New Zealand (draft). Centre for Resource Management, Lincoln University, Canterbury. Department of Conservation | Te Papa Atawhai, https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native-plants/. Gill B and Whitaker T 1998. Ministry for the Environment 1997. Gregg PEH, Stewart RB and Currie LD (eds). Nature Heritage Fund, Wellington. How to Raise a Plant: and Make It Love You Back (A modern gardening book for a new generation of indoor gardeners) Morgan Doane. 95. Ministry for the Environment, Wellington. Open space covenants. The Plant Identification course was developed in conjunction with the NZ Plant Conservation Network with funding from the Government's Advice Fund. Grant EA 1999. But what is growing in your garden? There are three distinctive types of wetland forests - swamp forest, peatland forest, and intertidal forest. Queen Elizabeth II National Trust 1987. Canterbury region wetlands. A community project. Meurk CD 1993. Grays Manual of Botany. [Explanatory pamphlet]. Fertiliser and Lime Research Centre, Palmerston North. Lucas Associates, Christchurch. The maintenance of Poa cita grassland by grazing. Canterbury Regional Council 1998. Workshop proceedings. Department of Conservation, Wellington. The cultivation of New Zealand native grasses. McCombs K, Meurk CD and Morland K 1999. Lord JM 1990. Victoria University Press, Wellington. Christchurch waterway maintenance plant guide. CDVN technical bulletin no.3. Small-leaved shrubs of New Zealand. North Island. The groves of life. Ngā Whenua Rāhui (undated). For Waitakere City Council. The Chatham Islands have been isolated for more than 80 million years, long enough to develop many plants found nowhere else. The National Trust. A guide for planting and restoring the nature of Waitakere City. Bergin DO 1999. The threatened Chatham Island forget-me-not, a much loved, stunning garden plant, grows naturally on the Chatham Islands - on coastal cliffs, rock outcrops and sandy and rocky beaches. Good for newbies who see plants as a green backdrop as well as those with more experience looking for a refresher course. Roy B, Popay I, Champion P, James T and Rahman A 1998. Manuka Press, Christchurch. Kauri are among the world's mightiest trees, growing to over 50 m tall, with trunk girths up to 16 m, and living for over 2,000 years. Wetland plants in New Zealand. Auckland Regional Council coastal erosion management manual. This Lucid 3 key is for the identification of more than 650 weeds (species, subspecies, varieties, hybrids and cultivars). $22.99 #18. Post-pastoral changes in composition and guilds in a semi-arid conservation area, Central Otago, New Zealand. Olearia hectorii, also known as Hectors tree daisy, is one of the most threatened members of New Zealand’s small-leaved tree daisy family. Department of Conservation and the former Environmental Council, Wellington. New Zealand Journal of Ecology 24(2): 123-137. Wild plants of Mount Cook National Park (second edition). Regional pest management strategy. Conference booklet, Landcare Research, Lincoln. The sand dune and beach vegetation inventory of New Zealand. Pīkao or pīngao is a native sand-binding sedge that plays an important role in New Zealand's dune ecosystems. This course … Coast Care Bay of Plenty programme, brochures 1-6. The New Zealand Plant Conservation Network was established in April 2003 and has since grown to more than 800 members worldwide. Identification Resources: getting started If you're just starting out with plant identification, check out our Helpful Hints here : you'll find a review of plant ID books in print, tips on ID resources, and links to some groups on social media which offer ID help or which talk you through the various stages in identifying a plant. In: Norton DA (ed), Management of New Zealand’s natural estate. Although our goal is to make plant identification easy and accessible to anyone with a smartphone, we also know that field guides are still the best way to learn to identify plants around you. Currently I write the garden pages for New Zealand magazine Your Home & Garden and contribute to NZ Gardener and NZ House & Garden magazines. £12.99 Houseplants 101: HOW TO CHOOSE, STYLE, GROW, AND NURTURE YOUR INDOOR PLANTS: 4 (The Green Fingered Gardener Series) Peter Shepperd. The Mount Cook buttercup is the world's largest buttercup and is also known as the giant buttercup or mountain buttercup. Lucas Associates 1995. Conservation sciences publication no.7. Bay of Plenty Regional Council, Whakatane. NZ Forest Research Institute Ltd, Rotorua. 80% of our trees, ferns and flowering plants are endemic (found only in New Zealand). The Plant List (TPL) was a working list of all known plant species produced by the botanical community in response to Target 1 of the 2002-2010 Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC). Proceedings of a workshop on scientific issues in ecological restoration. Stephenson GK (convenor) 1983. The ecology of tussock grasslands for production and protection. Collins, Auckland. Plant terminology books. Nicholls M 1990. Water Services Unit, Christchurch City Council. An invaluable resource for new and experienced gardeners alike, our plant-finder tool enables you to search for care tips by plant type and other key characteristics. There are two identified species of flax in New Zealand - common flax (harakeke) and mountain flax (wharariki). *NEW* Check out our new videos page for even more ID help. Gully restoration guide. Set 1-4. Ross C, Simcock R and Gregg P 1998. Viking, Auckland. Pittosporum patulum is a small tree that grows up to six metres high, in sub-alpine scrub and mountain beech forest in the South Island. The spectacular tree daisy Rautini, sometimes known as the Chatham Island Christmas tree, can grow up to 8 metres tall. Facebook. The native flora of New Zealand is unique as it evolved in isolation for millions of years. A guide to assist in the ecological restoration of Hamilton’s gully systems. View information on the nursery and how to plan and maintain a native garden. The field guide to the birds of New Zealand. A scientific review compiled for application in New Zealand. An illustrated guide to common weeds of New Zealand. New Zealand Plant Protection Society, Lincoln. Pollock KM 1986. A guide to the protection of Canterbury’s rivers, streams and wetlands. Wellington’s living cloak: a guide to the natural plant communities. Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln. Ministry of Commerce, Wellington. Regeneration of native forest on Hinewai Reserve, Banks Peninsula. Mallison Rendel in association with the NZ Society of Soil Science, Wellington. Godwit, Auckland. Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln. New Zealand Ecological Society. Weeds, and how to tell them from similar looking plants. New Zealand Forest Research Institute Ltd, Rotorua. New Zealand Plant Protection Society, Lincoln. frequently asked questions. II. They grow all over the country, but prefer wet, open areas like swamps. Wilson HD 1996. Wellington Regional Council, Wellington. Department of Conservation, Wanganui. Handford P 2000. Ngaio in fruit. An illustrated guide to common weeds of New Zealand. Rehabilitation of coastal foredunes in New Zealand using native sand-binding species. Excellent reading for beginners, experienced foragers, and anyone who loves herbs. Help us improve the DOC website on mobile in less than 5 min. Otipua wetland Saltwater Creek, Timaru. Ministry of Commerce, Wellington. New Zealand Ecological Society occasional publication no.1. These include common weeds, the Department of Conservation consolidated list of environmental weeds in New Zealand (Howell, 2008), the National Pest Plant Accord (NPPA) list of species banned from sale, distribution, and propagation in New Zealand, and Regional Pest … Online Atlas of the British and Irish flora - the plant atlas. Scroll down the page to see some of the introduced weeds that are common around New Zealand. New Zealand native plant flowers. The Networks vision is that “the rich, diverse and unique native plant life of New Zealand is recognised, cherished and restored”. The book portrays New Jersey as an ecosystem--its geology, topography and soil, climate, plant-plant and plant-animal relationships, and the human impact on the environment. The effects of grazing and its removal from grassland reserves in Canterbury. Land evaluation for nature conservation. Your land your choices. Norton DA 1991. Natural succession as a management strategy for gorse and broom covered land. Home; News and events; News; Tuesday 26 November 2013 3:25pm. Preliminary report and inventory. Contract report: LC9293/91. Identification. Metcalf LJ 1995. Plants in these habitats have a remarkable lifecycle. Use this Plant Encyclopedia to find inspiration for new landscape designs, planters and containers, raised garden beds, and more. All images and content are copyright to Bushmansfriend New Zealand educational instituions, their teachers and students are welcome to use these images. What to plant and how to maintain native plants along freshwater streams in Christchurch. Reed, Auckland. The Reed field guide to New Zealand native trees. Using your garden to sustain our native ecosystems. Matakoura (also known as tūmatakuru, matagouri or wild Irishman) is a thorny bush or small tree that can grow up to six metres high. The propagation of New Zealand native plants. Motukarara Conservation Nursery grows Canterbury plants exclusively. Department of Conservation, Head Office, Wellington. Ministry for the Environment, Wellington. Lucas Associates 1997. New Plant Parent: Develop Your Green Thumb and Care for Your House-Plant Family Darryl Cheng. The nīkau palm is the southernmost member of the palm family and New Zealand's only native palm species. Centre for Resource Management, Lincoln University and University of Canterbury. Pōhutukawa is New Zealand's Christmas tree, and holds a prominent place in Maori mythology. Resource allocation report no.2. CDVN technical bulletin no.2. Forests are rich habitats full of trees, and are important to the natural systems that sustain us. Dancing leaves. 80% of our trees, ferns and flowering plants are endemic (found only in New Zealand). Compiled by Steve Young, New York Natural Heritage Program, January 2018 * = most used at the Natural Heritage Program. Landscape and Urban Planning 50: 129-144. Hesp PA 2000. Manuka Press, Christchurch. Walker S 2000. Plant Identification Terminology is, as the subtitle indicates, “An Illustrated Glossary.” This second edition was written by James G. Harris and Melinda Woolf Harris in 2001. Selection and use of monitoring techniques for determination of ecosystem trends in tussock grasslands and related high country ecosystems. kauri, rimu, totara, mangrove, tawa, and many more. Christchurch City Council, Christchurch. Ranks #10 in books about Plant Sciences in UK BUY THIS BOOK. This book--a completely revised edition of the classic Vegetation of New Jersey--enables readers to understand why the vegetation of New Jersey is what it is today and what it may become. The state of New Zealand’s environment 1997. This book is easy to use by anyone who is generally familiar with tree identification and available in Eastern and Western US editions. Lucas Associates and Christchurch City Council, Christchurch. Dawson J and Lucas R 1996. Meurk CD, Ward JC and O’Connor KF 1993. 15. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Land Resources, Christchurch. Voluntary protection of nature on private property. The shrubby tororaro is a very ecologically and culturally significant shrub. Bowenvale vegetation assessment and management recommendations. NIWA client report ARC00262. We wanted to plant flowers that grew back every year and the book is organized so that you know which flowers grow back and whether or not they need sun or shade. Poole AL and Adams NM 1994. Godwit, Auckland. Ecology and management of invasive weeds. Pl@ntNet is a tool to help to identify plants with pictures. Simpson P 2000. Dactylanthus is New Zealand's only indigenous fully parasitic flowering plant. Minimum interference management. Landcare Research, Lincoln. Two hundred and twenty- eight botanical paintings (revised edition). Rehabilitation of lowland native forest after mining in Westland. Landcare Research 1998. A practical guide for landowners. Contract report for Christchurch City Council Parks Unit. Department of Conservation and Ministry for the Environment, Wellington. Best Tree Leaf Identification Series. A guide for forest owners and managers. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Land Resources, Christchurch. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Land Resources, Christchurch. Lucas Associates and King S 1997. Or perhaps you’re forgetful (like me) and just can’t remember what you planted where in your garden. Department of Conservation, Head Office, Wellington. Maybe you just moved in and have no idea what the last owner planted in your garden. New Zealand Forest Research Institute Ltd, Rotorua. More. Norton DA (ed) 1989. This report includes a statistical summary and brief notes on changes since 2012 and replaces all previous NZTCS lists for vascular plants. Revegetation of dredgings on banks of the lower Heathcote River. The Open Training and Education Network, NSW, Australia. Canterbury Regional Council (undated1). Audubon - Tree Field Guide. I. Ngā Whenua Rāhui, Wellington. TPL has been static since 2013, but was used as the starting point for the Taxonomic Backbone of the World Flora Online (WFO), and updated information can be found at www.worldfloraonline.org. Podocarp trees include rimu, kahikatea, miro, mataī and tōtara. Department of Conservation, Wellington. Please acknowledge the photographer (Tony Foster) or bushmansfriend.co.nz To use these photos or images for commerce contactbushmansfriend.co.nz Lucas Associates, Christchurch. National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Trees . Landcare Research, Dunedin. Volume 3: native plants. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Wellington. Motukarara nursery plant catalogue 2002. Urban Jungle: Living and Styling with Plants Igor Josifovic. In: Smale MC and Meurk CD (compilers) 1997. Restoring the health and wealth of ecosystems. 7. New Zealand frogs and reptiles. Waitakere City Council, Auckland. Wellington Botanical Society and Victoria University Press, Wellington. Lancewood, or horoeka, is a unique, small tree with lance-like foliage that changes dramatically as the tree matures. Canterbury Regional Council, Christchurch. Buxton R 1991. Science for conservation series no.122. McKendry PJ and O’Connor KF 1990. Conservation covenants. Meurk CD, Norton DA and Lord JM 1989. Metcalf LJ 1993. Forme Consulting Group Ltd, Wellington. Occasional report no.4. This course introduces the broad spectrum of New Zealand plants (both native and exotic), and how to identify them. A guide to assist local authorities to protect and conserve waterways, wetlands and other natural areas. Plant protection and repellents. O’Connor KF, Overmars FB and Ralston MM 1990. New Zealand native woods. Canterbury Regional Council (undated3). Ecology and history in the New Zealand landscape. Amazon.com. Buy the book used if you can't find it new! Environment B O P (undated). New Zealand ferns and allied plants (revised edition). Spinifex on coastal sand dunes: guidelines for seed collection, propagation and establishment. Bergin DO and Herbert JW 1998. Features lots of photography and beautiful writing. COMPREHENSIVE REGIONAL FLORAS AND US PLANT MANUALS AND FLORAS *Fernald, Merritt L. 1950. Allen RB 1994. CDVN technical bulletin no.1. Darryl Cheng. Queen Elizabeth II National Trust, Wellington. Kākābeak is named for its beautiful red flowers, which hang in clusters of 15-20 blooms and are shaped like a kaka's beak. The coastal lands of Waimakariri-Rakahuri (Ashley). Issues in the restoration of disturbed land, Palmerston North, 20-21 February 1990. Flexibound. Embed. The story of New Zealand’s cabbage tree, ti kōuka. About 10–15% of the total land area of New Zealand is covered with native flora, from tall kauri and kohekohe forests to rainforest dominated by rimu, beech, tawa, matai and rata; ferns and flax; dunelands with their spinifex and pingao; alpine and subalpine herb fields; and scrub and tussock. The native trees of New Zealand (revised edition). New Zealand journal of botany 32: 373-383. The New Zealand Threat Classification System is used to assess the threat status of our taxa (species, subspecies, varieties and forma). Salmon JT 1991. A scientific focus. Especially relevant to the … Department of Lands and Survey, Christchurch. Davis M 1999. Lucas Associates, Meurk CD and Lynn I 2000. Ti Kōuka wetlands. New Zealand Biological Resources Centre publication No.4. New Zealand Ecological Society, Christchurch. The kōwhai is one of the best known native trees in New Zealand and it’s our unofficial national flower. Field guide: Stewart Island plants. It truly "complete" and well organized so that it is easy to find information you are looking for. Trees and shrubs of New Zealand (revised edition). The role of substrates in ecological restoration. Bergin DO 2000. It could be labeled both a coffee table book and a comprehensive field guide. Restoring Avoca Valley Stream - a community model. New Zealand's beech forests are made up of five species of southern beech. New Zealand Forest Research Institute Ltd, Rotorua. New Zealand coast and mountain plants – their communities and lifestyles. CDVN technical bulletin no.4. Landcare Research science series no. Canterbury Regional Council (undated2). Salmon JT 1999. I bought this book for my mother who is new to gardening flowers and it is wonderful. Ngā uruora. The cabbage tree is one of the most distinctive trees in the New Zealand landscape, especially on farms. How we work. Contract report LC9495/53. Paperback. McCracken IJ 1993. Eagle A 1986. Biodiversity and private land. Department of Conservation 2001. The conservation status of all known New Zealand vascular plant taxa at the rank of species and below were reassessed in 2017 using the New Zealand Threat Classification System (NZTCS). 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,200. Ministry for the Environment, Wellington. It’s exciting to watch new shoots pop up in springtime and new blooms emerge. Lee WG, Gitay H and Allen RB 1997. Reed, Auckland. The Banks Peninsula landscape. Vol 1:concepts, vol 2: guidelines. New Zealand’s wetlands. Soils in the New Zealand Landscape: the living mantle. Partridge T 1992. Report prepared for Canterbury Regional Council, Christchurch. Eighth Edition. Wetlands: a diminishing resource (A report for the Environmental Council). Natural areas of Christchurch: evaluation and recommendations for management as heritage. New Zealand has an unusually high number of fern species for a temperate country and about 40 per cent of these species occur nowhere else in the world. Celebrating Wildflowers provides a variety of colorful and interesting articles, photos, posters, interpretive panels, and activities about wildflowers, pollinators, our native plants, and links to … Queen Elizabeth II National Trust, Wellington. Native plant identification now a snap. Eagle A 1982. New Zealand journal of ecology13: 43-49. Salmon JT 1996. Green slime and brown scum on stream beds is usually regarded as an unattractive nuisance however, it is a vital part of stream ecosystems. 1990. Metcalf LJ 1998. Who says New Zealand Plants don't have beautiful flowers? They are all wonderful leaf identification books. Department of Conservation, Head Office, Wellington. Poole AL and Adams NM 1994. Department of Conservation, Head Office, Wellington. Managing riparian zones: a contribution to protecting New Zealand’s rivers and streams. Photos and images emphasisng inflorescence and flowers of New Zealand native plants. Technical Advisory Group, PNA Programme 1986. Resource allocation report no.3. Find out about New Zealand's nine native mistletoes. Stace C and Gordon B (editors) 1998. Identify, explore and share your observations of wild plants 117. The natural succession option. Proceedings of the riparian revegetation workshop, Rotorua 21-22 April 1998. [Explanatory pamphlet]. Baker GC 1997. New Zealand Government, Wellington. This book has descriptions for 1,163 species of wildflowers and a handful of woody plants (an increase from 831 species in Bare’s earlier book) and covers roughly 56 percent of the state’s native and naturalized flora. Science for conservation series no. Lucas Associates, Christchurch. It used to be known as the Mount Cook lily. Wilson HD and Galloway T 1993. Buy on Amazon. You could have the chart and cards along with a collection of leaves in a tub or box. Streamside planting guide. Guidelines for the development and monitoring of ecological restoration programmes. Trees and shrubs of New Zealand (revised edition). Gabites I and Lucas R 1998. The native garden: design themes from wild New Zealand. A comprehensive guide to cultivation and identification (fully revised). Rātā trees, along with the pōhutukawa, are one of the best known native trees in New Zealand. Christchurch City Council, Christchurch. Algae Invertebrates Plants Fungi ... We want to ensure all New Zealanders have the knowledge, understanding and tools to live in harmony with our land by enjoying its many gifts, preserving its unique diversity, and enriching it with our creativity, care and culture. Canterbury Regional Council, Christchurch. Report no. The sand dune and beach vegetation inventory of New Zealand. New Flora of the British Isles from Amazon UK. Godwit, Auckland. Scientific report no. Heather BD and Robertson HA 1997. Wilson HD 1994. Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln. The New Zealand protected natural areas programme. Wellington regional native plant guide. CCCECO99/04. Used by ABBA to check native plants for the UK exhibition of the Worldwide Botanical Art Exhibition in 2018. Author of two books on garden design: Contemporary gardens of New Zealand and Big Ideas for Small Gardens both published by Penguin. Speaks to the heart and soul of wild food and herbal medicine. Leaf Identification Indoors. 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