Aug 1, 2024
In this video Tahu tells you all the reasons why the mighty Miro is one of her Top Ten Trees.
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In this video Tahu tells you all the reasons why the mighty Miro is one of her Top Ten Trees.
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Beautiful endemic New Zealand Wood Pigeons 'Kereru' play an important role in the forest ecosystem by dispersing seeds from the fruits of native New Zealand trees. This Kereru bird is feeding on a Kahikatea tree (white pine) in the garden, which is New Zealand's tallest tree species, growing to a height of more than 65 meters (over 200 feet). The Kahikatea can live for over 600 years.
Discover a remnant kahikatea forest near Waharoa on the Hauraki Plains and what lives in this type of forest. See how the local community is working together to restore this forest and provide a healthy ecosystem for rare species such as pekapeka long-tailed bats.
Dacrycarpus dacrydioides - Kahikatea trees Pureora Forest Park, Central north island NZ One of the true native forest giants and New Zealand's oldest podocarp. A relic from the Jurassic period that existed before flowering plants or birds.
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#2244 - Dacrydium cupressinum - Rimu
Formerly known as red pine. Happily the Māori name rimu is now in common usage. That name derves from the Polynesian term limu, a generic term for edble seaweeds, which the tree's foliage were reminiscent of, although that term was itself derivied from Proto-Austronesian's *limut meaning "moss". The scientific binomial refers to the cypress-like leaves and droplets of resin.
A large evergreen podocarp conifer endemic to New Zealand. Can reach 60m in height and 1000 years in age. In mast years the groves are especially productive of the orange protein-rich fruit and seeds, and are essential for the breeding of the flightless Kākāpō parrots.
Māori originally used the inner bark to treat burns and cuts, and the resinous heartwood of rimu (called māpara or kāpara) for wooden items such as combs and fernroot beaters, and it is still popular for the production of high quality furniture. However, many of Aotearoa's original rimu groves have been destroyed, and recent government policies only allow limited logging on private land. Stumps and root wood, from trees felled many years before, are used in wood turning.
Slow to establish, with fairly high moisture requirements, but a widely grown ornamental in New Zealand.
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Podocarpus gracilior - Fern Pine is one of the cleanest, best looking evergreen trees in many regards for many parts of California