The
Puriri tree is a native of New Zealand, found mostly in the upper half of the North Island, and grows to about 20 metres tall often with a trunk diameter of 1.5 metres. The largish flowers occur in loose clusters of up to 12 blossoms and appear mostly over winter.
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Puriri tree flower (from Wikipedia) |
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Puriri page in workbook |
On one of the pages of my brief I read the phrase "dilute rich burgundy with blood". It actually said blond but I read it wrong and got the gist of what I had to dye.
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Puriri blanket |
If you fancy owning one of these blankets - tough! They've found a new home already. But you can always let the girls at
Pauanesia know and we'll see what happens.
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