What is another word for konini?
Pronunciation: [kənˈiːnɪ] (IPA) 
Konini is a Maori word that refers to a native New Zealand shrub known as Corokia cotoneaster. This plant is well known for its glossy leaves and small yellow flowers which bloom in the springtime. While "konini" is the most common name for this shrub, there are a few other synonyms that refer to it, including Wire-netting bush, Korokio, and Grey Star. Each of these names highlights a specific feature of the plant; for example, "Wire-netting bush" refers to the shrub's wiry stems. Regardless of the name used, the konini remains a popular plant in New Zealand's landscaping and gardening industries.
