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The Harakeke ( phormium tenax ) is a lily which grows naturally in New Zealand (Aotearoa). It grows in abundance in places which are usually bogged, near lakes and other waterways. It’s a special plant to Maori culture (NZ indigenous people), used in numerous ways historically and today. Their leaves contain strong fibres which were used to make ropes in the days of sailors and today Harakeke is still used to make bags in Maori weaving. Maori weaving is culturally significan

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