The Pohutukawa, which grows in the North Island, is sometimes called the New Zealand Christmas Tree because it has its many red flowers in summer which means it is usually in flower at Christmas. The Southern Rata in the South Island has similar red flowers at the same time of year.
The tree called the 'New Zealand Christmas Tree' is the Pohutakawa. It comes in either Red or Yellow forms; it's taxonomic name is Metrosideros excelsa. The Pohutakawa is a member of the myrtle family.
The tree commonly known as the New Zealand Christmas tree is the Pohutukawa (Metrosideros Excelsa).Pohutukawa (Metrosideros excelsa)
Australia or New Zealand
Christmas is called Christmas in Australia.
The name is The Nutcracker. There is a song called Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy in it.
Pohutukawa is the New Zealand Christmas tree's Maori name. Its scientific name is Metrosideros excelsa.
New Zealand has many rivers.
The name Pohutukawa comes from the Maori language in New Zealand and refers to a native tree that is known for its vibrant red flowers. It is also sometimes called the New Zealand Christmas tree because it blooms during the summer holiday season.
Yes. Oddly enough, it's called "Christmas".
No. An early name for Australia was New Holland. It is thought that the name New Zealand may have been a reference to this as both Holland and Zealand (Zeeland) are parts of what is now called the Netherlands.
it came from a place called Zealand which is not called that anymore but somthing else and then they put the 'New' on the front so people wouldn't get confused!
The New Zealand Rugby team is called The All Blacks.