Asteliaceae – Page 2

Astelia nadeaudii

Basic Information Common Name: Astelia nadeaudii Scientific Name: Astelia nadeaudii Native Habitat: Montane forests of Tahiti, French Polynesia History / Discovery / Cultivator The genus

Astelia graminea

Basic Information Common Name: Astelia gramineaScientific Name: Astelia gramineaNative Habitat: Endemic to New Zealand, found in various habitats from coastal areas to subalpine regions, often

Basic Information Common Name: Astelia deplancheiScientific Name: Astelia deplancheiNative Habitat: New Zealand (montane to alpine areas, including forests, scrub, tussock grasslands, and bogs). History /

Astelia tabularis

Basic Information Common Name: Astelia tabularis Scientific Name: Astelia tabularis Native Habitat: South Africa, specifically limited to the summit of Table Mountain in the Cape

Collospermum

Basic Information Common Name: CollospermumScientific Name: CollospermumNative Habitat: New Zealand and New Caledonia, often found growing epiphytically on trees or epilithically on rocks. History /

Perching Kohuhu

Basic Information Common Name: Perching KohuhuScientific Name: Collospermum microspermumNative Habitat: Forests of New Zealand, commonly found growing epiphytically on trees or lithophytically on rocks. History

Collospermum

Basic Information Common Name: Collospermum Scientific Name: Collospermum samoense Native Habitat: Samoa, Fiji, and Tonga. History / Discovery / Cultivator The genus Collospermum belongs to

Collospermum

Basic Information Common Name: CollospermumScientific Name: Collospermum montanumNative Habitat: New Zealand forests, often growing as an epiphyte on trees or on rock faces in damp,

Collospermum

Basic Information Common Name: Collospermum Scientific Name: Collospermum spicatum Native Habitat: Native to New Zealand, where it is found as an epiphyte growing on trees

Milligania

Basic Information Common Name: MilliganiaScientific Name: MilliganiaNative Habitat: Endemic to Tasmania, Australia, specifically found in alpine and subalpine moorlands, wet heathlands, fens, and boggy areas,