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Florae Insularum Novae Zelandiae Precursor

A facsimile of Allan Cunningham’s Precursor to the New Zealand Flora assembled for the first time into a single volume. The original was published as 17 articles between 1837 and 1840 and were an important contribution to early New Zealand botanical discovery. 193 pages hardbound.

Illustrated Guide to NZ Sun Orchids

An illustrated guide to the Thelymitra (Orchidaceae) of NZ. Identification key illustrated with colour photos and detailed descriptions of sun orchids in New Zealand. A5, 64 pages, full colour throughout.

This out of print publication is still an excellent resource and can now be purchased at a greatly reduced price. Limited stock available.

Training module 1: Introduction to Plant Life in NZ

Marae-based plant training module. This includes chapters on plant names, where plants grow and why, the plant life cycle and growth form and plant identification.

Training module 2: Managing Conservation Covenants

Marae-based plant training module. This includes chapters on fencing, managing animal pests. weed control, replanting and restoration and monitoring.

Training module 3: Native Plant Nursery Management and Plant Cultivation

This course booklet is 55 pages long and includes chapters on: Plant nursery management; Cultivation of NZ indigenous plants; Propagation from seeds and spores; Special sowing techniques; Propagation from cuttings. NO LONGER AVAILABLE AS HARD COPY - recently revised and available for free download here

Threatened plant poster

A2 colour poster of NZ threatened plants.

NZ Naturalised Vascular Plant Checklist

Published in 2006, written by Clayson Howell and John Sawyer.

Indigenous Vascular Plant Checklist for 2010

The new checklist builds on that published by the Network in 2006, providing a comprehensive summary of the New Zealand indigenous vascular flora. Designed to be used as a quick off-the-shelf reference, the checklist has been prepared for the Network in cooperation with the Department of Conservation by Peter J. de Lange and Jeremy Rolfe.