This shrub is in Queens Park, Invercargill not far from the Eye Tree that I’ve posted about recently. The foliage has really eye-catching colours! Two shades of green and a creamy white. This is a cultivar of a native New Zealand species, Griselinia littoralis. Photos taken by Liz Mar 02, 2019. Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand
I didn’t notice a name by the tree but from online searching I feel confident that it’s Griselinia littoralis ‘Dixons Cream’.
In the last two photos you can see that some of the foliage has reverted to that of the species (plain green) and should be pruned out so that it doesn’t take over.
This would have to be one of my favourite variegated plants!
Text and photos by Liz; Exploring Colour (2019)
Exploring Colour 
Nature provides the color we need!
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Yes it does Sharon!
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It’s a very beautiful variegation.
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Those are lovely leaves! Looks like a very useful garden plant, especially if it’s evergreen.
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Wonderful garden plant! The green forms are often used as hedges and they look great. I think its quite easy for you to get various forms of griselinia in the uk including Dixons Cream however I don’t think the variegated forms are as tolerant of cold. Griselinia is evergreen 🙂
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I can imagine it would make a lovely hedge.
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