Collection: Oceania Native Plants

From Australia’s eucalyptus forests to New Zealand’s alpine meadows and Pacific island palms, Oceania’s native plants are uniquely adapted to their environments. Wattle trees, pohutukawa, kangaroo paw, and tree ferns offer food and shelter for birds, insects, and marsupials. These plants help sustain rich and fragile ecosystems. Seasonal rains and warm summers bring waves of new growth and blossoms.