Rachel Clare and Tryphena Cracknell: Aotearoa in Bloom

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Recorded27 Mar 2026

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Everyone always tells you to take time to stop and smell the roses - and there is nothing wrong with roses - but have you ever considered how varied and beautiful our native flowers - our putiputi - are? Aotearoa in Bloom by Rachel Clare and Tryphena Cracknell is a celebration of our indigenous flora and an acknowledgment of those who have documented, drawn and championed it over the years. It explains that our native flowers aren't just pretty but purposeful - used in traditional medicines, they have a special place in Te Ao Maori. Rachel and Tryphena speak with Mihingarangi about how to make your own garden bloom with putiputi.

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