Pōhutukawa - Yuka Shinohara
Pohutukawa is a famous tree in New Zealand, often called the "New Zealand Christmas tree." It grows by the coast and has bright red flowers that bloom in December. The tree is important in Māori culture and is linked to legends and traditions. The pōhutukawa is known for its strong roots, which help it survive on rocky cliffs near the ocean. Its red flowers are a symbol of beauty and strength in New Zealand. Also, due to the introduction of non-native species, it is now facing extinction.
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The pōhutukawa blooms with red flowers in summer.
A pōhutukawa tree grows near the beach.
Māori legends say the pōhutukawa guides spirits on their final journey.
I chose this theme because there was a family photo taken under the Pōhutukawa in my host family's home.
How lovely! I wish I saw them while I stay here!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that the "Pohutukawa" is called New Zealand's Christmas tree. The family picture taken under this tree is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that the "Pohutukawa". That is soo sweet 😊
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous!! Let me know, if you find it because I want to see it with my own eyes.
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