NZ KARAMU (Coprosma robusta) #gardening #foraging #survival | Prepper Kiwi

I call them bush lollies. This is Coprosma rhamnoides, known as twiggy coprosma. A native shrub found across Aotearoa, often hidden in open scrub, bush edges, or regenerating forests. The berries? Edible. Tiny pops with mild sweetness. Safe to eat, but don’t expect a meal, they’re more of a wild treat than a survival food. Tēnā koe te ngahere — thank you, forest. 🎥 lumix G9 II #BushLollies #CoprosmaRhamnoides #WildForaging #AotearoaWild #NatureProvides #Mikimiki #BushcraftNZ #EatTheWild #Primal

‘Coprosma repens’ new at Tak Global in Guatemala! If you like to try a new foliage in your bouquets, Coprosma is the one! Marble Reflection, our extraordinary Coprosma. Its glossy leaves, like radiant mirrors that gleam, transport you to a realm where reality and dreams seamlessly team. Experience nature’s enchantment and indulge in the mesmerizing allure of this exquisite gem. #foliage #florist Andres Sepe Thursd. | Peter van Delft