Pittosporum 'Limelight' is a hardy, dense evergreen shrub with lime-green centres and dark green margins on its foliage, making it a striking feature plant for hedging, screening, or as a specimen, and it thrives in full sun to partial shade, tolerates coastal conditions and light frosts, becomes drought-tolerant once established, and requires minimal maintenance while providing excellent privacy and wind protection
Pittosporum 'Lime light'
Botanical Name Pittosporum 'Lime light' Māori Name Common Name Limelight Family Pittosporaceae Type Evergreen shrub / small tree Origin Endemic to New Zealand — widespread throughout both the North and South Islands Mature Height 5m Mature Spread 2m Sun Requirements Full sun to full shade Soil Prefers light, well-drained soils; avoid consistently damp or waterlogged conditions Flowering Spring — soft greenish-yellow to creamy white, honey-scented flowers Wind Tolerance Excellent — tolerates wind and salt spray; suitable for coastal sites Frost Tolerance Hardy Drought Tolerance Good — tolerates drought and dry soils Growth Rate Relatively fast Maintenance Very low — tolerates heavy clipping Conservation Status Not Threatened

































