Maori: Mānuka, and translated into manuka, is unique in southern New Zealand and Australia myrtle shrubs.

◆In New Zealand summer, snowy manuka flowers in full bloom in the wind, blooming flower leave swarms of bees gather nectar to, to make unique manuka honey.

◆The flowers are white, occasionally pink, 8–15mm (rarely up to 25mm) in diameter, with five petals.