Corokia

Corokia Overview

Corokia is a small genus containing approximately 6 small tree and shrub species in the Argophyllaceae family. These plants are native to New Zealand, Australia and the island of Rapa Iti in French Polynesia. This genus is characterised by zigzagging branches, young plants are covered in hairs and stems appear darker upon maturity. Small, yellow flowers are produced in spring, in clusters of star-shaped blossoms and leading onto yellow, orange or red berries.

How to propagate Corokia

Cuttings

Take semi-ripe cuttings from the base from later summer-autumn.

Special features of Corokia

Attractive flowers

Other uses of Corokia

Grown for their habit, foliage, flowers and fruits. Suitable for coastal conditions.