Even though most people understand that Polynesians were the first people to set their foot on the island of Hawaii, it is vital to note that at least the United States State had flowers already which eventually went into many other places in the end due to wind pollination. It is essential to note that from the seeds that were blown by the wind and grew into big plants and flowers that Hawaiian people get their native medicine as well as a great source of knowledge not just for their children but their guests as well. This useful resource enlightens people, not just about flowers but the popular types that are found in Hawaii which anyone that visits the island must be keen to see during their trip.
Viola chamissoniana comes first on the list with its local name being Panakani from the violets family with a pure white color and is commonly found in gardens across the world today. Viola chamissoniana is however among the endangered flower species and anyone that would like to see it in the wild must travel to one of the three remote spots in the Waianae Mountain Range found in Oahu.
Hibiscus kokio falls in the ordinary hibiscus family and so most people are familiar with it as it is found in most parts of the modern world. It is not just an ordinary hibiscus native flower on Hawaii but on the contrary, shines so bright and thrives in any part of the world which explains why it is very popular and most people can identify it so easily. Unlike panakani, kokio is so common and does not seem like it is becoming distinct any time soon all thanks to its ability to religiously thrive anywhere while at the same time it is medicinally beneficial which explain why most Hawaiians brew and drink it all the time.
There is also the Hawaiian rose which is also known as Osteomeles anthylidfolia or ‘ulei’ which is another different Hawaiian flower type that people should add to their cute bouquet species on their list. It grows on branches that look like vines that are known as groundcover which sprawl about four and ten feet across a wet ground. Most Hawaiians used the branches to make fishing nets and digging poles as well as long spears not forgetting ukeke boards. the plant has some unique features such as surviving fires and resiliency in addition to growing back from ashes among many others. For anyone wondering why the plant is always hardy, it is because of the bases and branches.
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