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Mirror Plant

Coprosma Repens

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Overview

The Mirror Plant, Coprosma repens, is an evergreen shrub, notable for its lustrous, glossy leaves that reflect light like mirrors. Growing up to 5-8 feet tall with a similar spread, it thrives in USDA zones 9-11. Mirror Plants offer low maintenance and drought tolerance once established, and are excellent for coastal settings due to salt resistance. Their foliage varies from green to gold or variegated, adding year-round visual interest.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 9–11Type ShrubClimate Mediterranean

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Shrub
Family
Rubiaceae
Climate
Mediterranean

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Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — which makes it a suitable candidate for coastal areas; mirror Plants offer low maintenance and drought tolerance once
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — the Mirror Plant requires a position in full sun to partial shade and is best suited to USDA zones 9 to 11, image 55
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — displaying moderate salt tolerance
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — glossy leaves that reflect light like mirrors; and are excellent for coastal settings due to salt resistance
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — the Mirror Plant requires a position in full sun to partial shade and is best suited to USDA zones 9 to 11
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — shrub for full or half
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — glossy leaves that reflect light like mirrors; and are excellent for coastal settings due to salt resistance, image 61
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — glossy leaves that reflect light akin to a mirror - thus the moniker; inconspicuous flowers may appear in spring, image 48
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — Mirror Plants offer low maintenance and drought tolerance once established
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — is an eye-catching evergreen shrub native to New Zealand
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — often intensifying in color during cooler months; although they often go unnoticed compared to the plant's striking
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — Growing up to 5-8 feet tall with a similar spread, it thrives in USDA zones 9-11
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — although they often go unnoticed compared to the plant's striking foliage.<br><br>For optimal growth
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — Mirror Plants offer low maintenance and drought tolerance once established; which makes it a suitable candidate for coastal
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — the Mirror Plant requires a position in full sun to partial shade and is best suited to USDA zones 9 to 11; growing up to 5-8
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — Its variegated forms can add visual interest and contrast to plant compositions; glossy leaves that reflect light, image 52
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — which makes it a suitable candidate for coastal areas; mirror Plants offer low maintenance and drought tolerance, image 58
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — glossy leaves that reflect light akin to a mirror - thus the moniker; inconspicuous flowers may appear in spring
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — which makes it a suitable candidate for coastal areas
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — Their foliage varies from green to gold or variegated, adding year-round visual interest
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — It thrives in well-drained soils; this hardy specimen typically grows to a height of 5 to 8 feet with a spread of 4 to 6 feet
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — making it a versatile choice for garden boundaries; is an eye-catching evergreen shrub native to New Zealand, image 50
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — often intensifying in color during cooler months; although they often go unnoticed compared to the plant's striking, image 51
Mirror Plant (Coprosma Repens) — making it a versatile choice for garden boundaries
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