Harakeke Educational Nature Box | Tree Children Painted stories which means that the more

which means that the more northern areas of New Zealand are probably too warm for it to grow well

under an old oak tree

you can refill it with your chosen tea bags or re-purpose it to the Potting Shed or use in the garage to hold nails or fishing flies as the tin is too good not to keep

Forget-Me-Nots became a symbol of love and remembrance for the Victorians and it was during this era that tea became more popular due to the introduction of high tea

Harakeke Educational Nature Box | Tree Children Painted stories which means that the moreWhat's in Harakeke Box: Activity 1: Learning about Harakeke Activity 2: Make a Harakeke Fish Activity 3: Find and plant Harakeke seeds Activity 4: Build a Harakeke Wonderland display box *Most materials for the craft activities are in the box. You'll just need scissors, glue sticks or PVA glues, markers. We also encourage you to collect some natural materials outdoors to enhance the experience! About Driven by passion and mission to help kids thrive