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by Te Tui Shortland
This stunning yellow blossom is widely regarded as the country’s national flower. This plant has a lot to share for us Māori. It is particularly kn...
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by Te Tui Shortland
One of the most “showy” native plant climbers that bursts into beautiful white, starry flowers in spring that is often visible for miles. Puawanang...
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by Te Tui Shortland
Puriri was widely used by us Maori in pre-European times. The wood made weapons and implements and leaves a decoction used for bathing sprains, bac...
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