Flax cultivar uses
Kete / Baskets
Muka / Fibre
| Arawa |
| Makaweroa |
| Ngaro |
| Opiki |
| Parekoritawa |
| Ruapani |
| Ruawai |
| Tākirikau |
| Tapamangu |
| Tāpoto |
| Taumataua |
| Whareongaonga |
Whāriki / Mats
| Atewheke |
| Hūhiroa |
| Kauhangaroa |
| Māeneene |
| Matawai Taniwha |
| Ngutunui |
| Potaka |
| Taeore, Taiore |
| Takaiapu |
| Tāne-ā-wai |
| Te Mata |
| Tukura |
| Tupurupuru |
| Turingawari |
Piupiu
| Arawa |
| Makaweroa |
| Ngaro |
| Opiki |
| Ruahine |
| Ruapani |
| Tākirikau |
| Tapamangu |
| Tāpoto |
| Taumataua |
Soft for beginners and children
| Kauhangaroa |
| Mawaru |
| Pango |
| Paoa |
| Tāne-ā-wai |
| Taniwha |
| Tārere |
| Wharanui |
| Wharariki |
Ornamentals
| Aohanga, Awanga |
| Kauhangaroa |
| Motu-o-nui |
| Parekoritawa |
| Taniwha |
| Te Mata |
Dries golden
| Atarau |
| Atewheke |
| Matawai Taniwha |
| Mawaru |
| Ngutunui |
| Paoa |
| Taniwha |
| Tārere |
| Wharanui |
Dries white when boiled
| Ate |
| Awahou |
| Potaka |
| Raumoa |
| Ruawai |
| Tapamangu |
| Waihirere |