Garden of Eden, Maui
Green grass, palm trees swaying in the breeze, lush but manicured gardens and blue ocean disappearing into the horizon accented by fluffy white clouds–not bad. read more
Green grass, palm trees swaying in the breeze, lush but manicured gardens and blue ocean disappearing into the horizon accented by fluffy white clouds–not bad. read more
Orchid trees are a beautiful addition to shorelines, resorts, and wetter areas in Hawaii. The large blooms can be white, pink or purple like those pictured here. read more
This small garden of native and imported tropical plants greets visitors and locals alike with pleasant beauty and color, which is a stark contrast to the surrounding lava rock coastline. read more
Red Ginger (Alpinia purpurata), is called ‘Awapuhi ‘ula’ula in the Hawaiian language. It was a canoe plant–brought in the canoes of the first Hawaiian settlers–known for its powerful and pleasing fragrance. read more
This white spider lily (Crinum asiaticum)is one of many introduced species of white flowers found in Hawaii. read more
The Bitter Melon (momordica charantia) is a small spiky vine plant found around the Hawaiian islands. It was introduced and is more well known in Africa, Asia, and Australasia. read more
White Moonflower, also called Tropical White Morning-glory, or Moon Vine, was introduced to Hawaii after being naturalized from Mexico. read more
On Kauai’s western side you’ll find a stunning sight. Often called the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” Waimea Canyon is a mile wide, fourteen miles long, and more than half a mile deep. read more
Spider orchids are one of the tropical climate’s most beautiful plants. Like other orchids, these grow on trees and other plants, adding a wonderful flare to just about any greenery. read more
Orchids’ beauty is surpassed perhaps only by their variety. This pink orchid shows white petals with pink veins surrounding dark pink inner petals and yellow stamen. read more
Nothing sparks the imagination like considering living in a traditional Hawaiian village. And to help see it all in your minds-eye… read more
Hawaii has many beautiful Heliconia plants, but the Lobster Claw Heliconia (Heliconia Rostrata) is unmistakeable in its colors, shape, and florescence. read more