The iconic Kauri is a majestic, slow-growing New Zealand native tree with a strong presence and timeless beauty.

It maintains its distinctive pyramidal juvenile form for over 50 years, gradually developing into one of the largest and most long-lived trees in the world. Preferring rich, moist, well-drained soil, Kauri performs best in sheltered conditions with minimal exposure to wind.

Young plants should be protected from frost. Semi-hardy and evergreen, this living giant makes a striking statement in large landscapes or as part of a native collection.