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The site's author, Paul Ashford, a photographer and landscape planting designer from Dunedin NZ has produced this site as a reference picture gallery for gardeners and as an image bank of quality digital horticultural photography for the horticulture and publishing trades. All plants in this horticultural image bank were happily growing in New Zealand's gardens, parks and wild places, mostly in the South Island.

Other Clianthus (kaka-beak) photos from NZ Plant Pics

Clianthus puniceus (kaka beak, or kowhai ngutu kaka) is a small sprawling shrub to 2m tall and a very distinctive native New Zealand plant. Kaka beak flowers are bright red, hanging in clusters in winter/spring. Flowers resemble the now rare NZ kaka parrot.