Phormium Tenax ‘Maori Chieftain’ (Maori Chieftain New Zealand Flax) Wattle with subtle red edges when

with subtle red edges when grown in full sun

Its rapid growth and ability to provide quick coverage make it a practical choice for both functional and ornamental purposes

commonly known as April Gold Chestnut

making it a standout feature in garden beds

seedless oranges that are ideal for fresh eating or juicing

Phormium Tenax ‘Maori Chieftain’ (Maori Chieftain New Zealand Flax) Wattle with subtle red edges whenPhormium Tenax Maori Chieftain (Maori Chieftain New Zealand Flax) is a bold architectural plant prized for its striking upright foliage in deep bronze to red tones. Its long, sword like leaves form a dramatic fan shaped clump, making it a standout feature in modern landscapes, coastal gardens, and structural planting designs. The strong colour contrast adds year round visual impact and works beautifully as a focal point or mass planting. This hardy