manuka

/ ˈmɑːnuːkə /

noun

1. a New Zealand myrtaceous tree, Leptospermum scoparium, with strong elastic wood and aromatic leaves Also calledred tea treekahikatoa

Example Sentences

Roxana Eslamieh, founder and designer of Manuka Textiles, added that vinyl wall coverings are preferable to silk-screen papers for high-traffic hospitality areas, such as the living room.

From Seattle Times

We spent a few hours wandering around Langley with an excellent smoothie in hand from Tonic Juice & Remedy, a pocket-size shop that’s stuffed to the gills with all sorts of sundries, from incense and essential oils to manuka honey, mushroom chocolate, herbs, alters, salts and more.

From Seattle Times

Buddha's mentions he's using manuka, and specifying the honey is so important because the floral notes can differ so much from honey to honey.

From Salon

Customers are also demanding proof that expensive, high-end products — like conflict-free diamonds, organic cotton, sushi-grade tuna or Manuka honey — are genuine, and produced in ethically and environmentally sustainable ways.

From New York Times

Ingredients like coconut oil, jojoba oil, vanilla and manuka protect skin in salty, sunny environments.

From Los Angeles Times