Schefflera digitata, Pate, Seven Finger
  Prefers shelter and semi-shade. Damp soil aids rapid
  growth. Purple-black berries attract birds. 
  Looks nice amongst other shrubs in a border.

  Pseudopanax arboreus, Whauwhaupaku,(Puahou)  
  Five Finger     
  Good shade, border or shelter tree. 
  Berries attractive to birds.

  Aristotelia serrata, Makomako, Wineberry
  Fast growing. Attractive leaves and flowers. 
  Need both male and female trees for fruit.

  Hedycarya arborea, Porokaiwhiri, Pigeonwood
  Prefers a good deep soil, some shelter from wind and
  protection from frost when young. Relatively fast growing.

  Dysoxylum spectabile, Kohekohe
  Prefers some shade, frost tender when young. 
  Mature tree has white flowers that sprout straight from 
  trunk and branches.

  Pseudopanax crassifolius, Horoeka, Lancewood
  Long toothed leaves. 
  The adult tree has a round head and long slender trunk.

  Knightia excelsa, Rewarewa, NZ Honeysuckle
  Flowers attractive to birds. Tolerates sun and shade, 
  prefers good, well-drained soil.

  Melicytus ramiflorus, Mahoe, Whiteywood
  Fast growing, good shade tree. Female tree has small
  purple berries in late summer.

  Alectryon excelsus, Titoki
  Grown as a specimen tree but sensitive to frost and wind.
  Lovely leaves.

  Phyllocladus trichomanoides, Tanekaha, Celery Pine
  Fairly fast growing, Tolerates some wind.

  Sophora sp, Kowhai
  Fast growing. Golden flowers attract birds.

  Myrsine australis, Mapou
  Fairly fast growing. Tolerates a wide range of conditions.
  Prunes well, suitable for planting as a hedge. 
  Attractive red tinged growth.

  Corynocarpus laevigatus, Karaka
  Large orange fruit eaten by wood pigeon. Good shade or
  shelter tree. Likes moist soil. Frost tender when young.

  Fuchsia excorticata, Kotukutuku, Tree Fuchsia
  Has dark purple flowers and fruit which are attractive to
  birds. Will not tolerate drought.

  Beilschmiedia tawa, Tawa
  Prefers damp cool site. Light green leaves a nice contrast
  with other foliage. Large dark purple fruit are enjoyed by
  the wood pigeon.

  Melicope ternata, Wharangi
  Fast growing, likes shelter and light shade. 
  Can be grown in the open. Very attractive.

  Podocarpus totara, Totara
  Fast growing in good soil. Good long-term shelter or hedge.

  Rhopalostylis sapida, Nikau
  Slow growing. Red fruit is attractive to the wood pigeon.
  Likes deep rich soil with shelter, moisture, and shade.