File:Te Parapara Maori Garden, Hamilton Gardens, New Zealand 19.jpg
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English: Whatarangi (storehouse on two legs) surrounded by a kumaras garden. The storehouse was used by Maori for storing their tools. In surrounding areas are visible small mounds (in Maori puke) which help to improve drainage system since kumaras rot if growing in the wet soil. Te Parapra Maori Garden. Hamilton Gardens in Hamilton, New Zealand |
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| Author | Michal Klajban |
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