Videolacebark
The word lacebark refers to a unique small tree or shrub native to New Zealand, belonging to the genus Hoheria. Known for its beautiful clusters of honey-scented white flowers and its distinctively fibrous inner bark, this plant holds significant botanical and cultural value. In this lesson, we explore the historical uses of lacebark fibers in traditional Māori weaving and cordage, as well as its modern role in horticulture. You will also learn about its synonyms, such as Houhere and Ribbonwood, and how to use the term correctly in botanical contexts. Watch this video to master the meaning and usage of this fascinating plant name.
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