Plants of New Zealand - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Mighty coniferous tree, produces gum, straight trunk, biggest example is Tane Mahuta Kauri
90%
Tree with bright yellow spring flowers which tui love to eat nectar from Kowhai
90%
'New Zealand's Christmas tree', covered in large red flowers in summer, multi-trunked Pohutukawa
85%
Tall green sword-like leaves, flower stalks up to 4 metres tall, many uses e.g. baskets, rope New Zealand Flax / Harakeke
79%
Called 'tea tree' by Captain Cook, sharp-tipped leaves, little pink or white flowers in spring Manuka
78%
National symbol, fern fronds have silver underside Silver Fern / Ponga
78%
'White pine', tallest native tree in New Zealand, pale timber has no odour Kahikatea
62%
Only palm native to New Zealand and southernmost member of the palm family, slow-growing Nikau
59%
Tall podocarp tree with cones, bark flakes off, short needle-like prickly leaves Totara
46%
Tall coniferous tree, long drooping branches, lovely timber, used to be called 'red pine' Rimu
43%
Distinctive tree with narrow leaves up to a metre long which are good for kindling Cabbage Tree / Ti kouka
37%
Unique small tree, juveniles have thin trunk with long narrow stiff brown leaves jutting out from top, adults have shorter wider leaves in a rounded crown Lancewood / Horoeka
32%
Soft woody shrub in the pea family, clusters of stunning red flowers in spring, long seedpods Kakabeak / Kowhai-ngutukaka
29%
'Bushman's friend', large dull green leaves with soft furry undersides can be used as toilet paper Rangiora
26%
Tall tree called 'New Zealand honeysuckle' by early settlers, leathery narrow leaves, small red flowers good for honey production Rewarewa
19%
'New Zealand mahogany', tree with large pink tubular flowers in spring and pink berries which native birds like to eat Puriri
18%
World's largest buttercup, alpine plant with pure white flowers and large glossy leaves that can hold rainwater Mount Cook Lily
15%
Clumping garden plant with huge round glossy leaves and pale blue spring flowers Chatham Island Forget-me-not
10%
Clumping garden plant with soft drooping strappy leaves and masses of starry white flowers on long stalks in spring Rock Lily / Rengarenga
10%
Swordlike leaves, stiff red bottlebrush flower spikes in spring, discovered in 1924 on Northland's offshore island cliffs Poor Knights Lily
6%
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