Coprosma autumnalis is characterized by its attractive, yellow-green leaves that are mottled with dark-green and purple, with new growth appearing quite purple. Coprosma autumnalis produces orange berries that are beloved by birds, typically between mid-spring and mid-summer. It thrives in a sheltered site with cool soils and regular moisture, making it an ideal option for bush restoration. Additionally, Coprosma autumnalis produces small, white flowers in autumn, adding to its visual appeal. Coprosma autumnalis is evergreen and native to New Zealand and is widespread in both the North and South Island. Learn more about Coprosma autumnalis.