: Small berries ripen from red to almost black. These are a vital food source for native New Zealand birds like the Kereru and Tui . Usage & Benefits
: Best sown in spring. Seeds are often naturally spread by birds who consume the fruit. aristotelia racemosa
: Because it is fast-growing and attracts birds, it is an essential plant for forest restoration projects. : Small berries ripen from red to almost black
: Can also be propagated via semi-hardwood cuttings during the growing season. aristotelia racemosa
: It thrives in USDA Zones 8–11 . While it is hardy, it prefers sheltered sites to protect its large, thin leaves from strong wind damage.
Aristotelia serrata (Makomako) - Plant Encyclopedia - Top Tropicals