In this episode, we explore the history and cultural significance of the Pohutukawa Tree in New Zealand. We learn about the Māori legend of the tree, which tells of a warrior who gave his life to save his people, and whose blood turned into the crimson flowers of the Pohutukawa.

We also discuss the unique features of the Pohutukawa Tree, including its ability to thrive in coastal environments and its important role in protecting New Zealand's shoreline from erosion. We talk about the various uses of the tree in Māori culture, such as for medicinal purposes and as a building material.

Whether you're a nature lover, cultural enthusiast, or just looking for a unique and beautiful sight in New Zealand, the Pohutukawa Tree is a must-see destination. Join us on this episode as we explore the history, beauty, and cultural significance of this beloved New Zealand icon.