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manuka
/ ˈmɑːnuːkə /
noun
- a New Zealand myrtaceous tree, Leptospermum scoparium, with strong elastic wood and aromatic leaves Also calledred tea treekahikatoa
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In a steamer chair, under a manuka tree that grew in the middle of the front grass patch, Linda Burnell dreamed the morning away.
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The manuka-tree, bent by the southerly winds, was like a bird on one leg stretching out a wing.
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There are the starry clematis, cream-coloured or white, and the manuka, with tiny but numberless flowers.
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Where they once were the earth is hungry, white, and barren, though dressed in deceptive green by stunted fern and manuka.
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Fraser, of Manuka, who came a little later, died of a broken heart.
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