Hi all, I am trawling through my thousands of pix and found this Olearia sp. which I found near the Otaki Forks, Tararuas. I think it may be O. pachyphylla, the photo's are from 2011 so I can't be sure it still remains in the location.
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I think this is Brachyglottis elaegnifolia
Agree with Peter Brachyglottis elaeagnifolia,quite common in the Tararuas in subalpine ares.O.pacyphylla is a coastal plant from further north.
Thanks Peter & John, I have spotted before in the Mt Frith area but never this low, I should have recognised it. Cheers heaps guys!!!
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Hi all, I am trawling through my thousands of pix and found this Olearia sp. which I found near the Otaki Forks, Tararuas. I think it may be O. pachyphylla, the photo's are from 2011 so I can't be sure it still remains in the location.