Elegant and Sophisticated Hawaiian flowers:
The Hawaiian Islands are actually a group of many islands and all these islands are world famous for their diverse aquatic resources, fish diversity, abundance of flower species, clear sea water and extremely beautiful beaches which is a dream for everyone to experience.
Historical Significance and Cultural Identity of Hawaiian flowers:
As beautiful as the flowers of the islands in Hawaii are in their appearance, in fact, each of them has its own legend attached to it.
We will discuss each of these flowers in detail later. Each of these flowers is used for its own medicinal purposes and also plays an important role in the traditional customs, festivals and daily activities of the local people there.
Just as the colorful and shiny orchid is famous for its captivating appearance, the plumeria is popular for its intoxicating fragrance and the flower called maile vine is known for its evergreen appearance. A
ll these flowers are associated with emotions, mind, honor and prestige. Especially the flower called Aloha is praised for its passion and legend.
In addition, these flowers are also widely used in ornaments made from flowers, which are called flower ornaments.
Traditions& Environmental Diversity:
In fact, all the islands have land that comes into existence due to volcanic eruptions, which is very beneficial for the development and rapid growth of flowers.
Due to this, there is a large number of flowers and a wide variety of flowers. In addition, all these islands have been isolated for centuries without human interference, which is also a basic factor for the abundant species of flowers.
In today’s modern times, the Hawaiian Islands are an excellent option for those interested in various flowers and students of the botanical branch to satisfy their curiosity about flowers.
In the rain-fed islands of Hawaii, you will see many species of flowers such as yellow hibiscus, red hibiscus and fiery red lehua flowers which are obtained from the tree called “Ohi”.
As mentioned above, due to the variety of flowers, the plains and open spaces here are covered with flowers.
It is usually seen that when tourists from abroad set foot in the Hawaiian Islands for the first time, the words that come out of their mouths at the airport are like this: “The flowers smell.” This is the specialty of the Hawaiian Islands for which these islands are praised all over the world. If we discuss some flowers in detail,
Naupaka kanakai:
This is another famous and iconic flower of the Hawaiian Islands. It is white in color and is usually found along the coast, and its flowers are covered in half petals.
On the other hand, another species of the same flower is found in mountains and cliffs. Which is one of the strange creations of nature.
There is also a legend about the Naupaka kanakai flower, according to which there was a school for boys and girls on the beach of Kauai, where a boy named Nau and a girl named Paka were studying and there was love between the two, but according to the school rules, love was not allowed and their love failed.
After that, the local goddess known as hula turned Nau into a mountain flower and transformed Paka into a beach flower.
This flower also has a very bright and sweet fragrance, which is a flower that attracts tourists to the Hawaiian islands.
Pikake lei:
This flower is also a very beautiful flower of the Hawaiian Islands which is world famous for its sweet, delightful and sweet fragrance.
Due to its beauty, the pikake lei flower is also used in the manufacture of floral ornaments called lei. It has been given such a simile because of its peacock-like appearance.
It reflects the love of the local princess of the region, Kaliulani, for birds, animals and especially peacocks. Pikake lei is also used in the production of perfumes and other fragrant perfumes due to its intoxicating smell.
Yellow hibiscus:
An interesting case in the subject of yellow hibiscus is that yellow hibiscus is given the status of the national flower of Hawaii.
The funny thing is that in AD 1925, hibiscus was given the status of the national flower. Many people considered the red hibiscus to be the national flower, but in 1988, the Hawaii legislature declared the yellow hibiscus as the national flower.
Currently, there are 7 different species of yellow hibiscus, and since the yellow hibiscus has been declared an endangered species, you should not be harmed if you see it.
If you want to see all these species, there is a famous garden called “Koko Head Botanical Garden” on the island of Oahu where you can see these flowers. For hibiscus consumers, there are other places where you can enjoy the beauty of this flower.
For example, other islands of Hawaii, Maui, Lanai, and Molokai, can be placed in this category.
Ohia lehua:
Ohia lehua flowers are found in different colors such as yellow, and orange, but the red ohia lehua is mostly found in large quantities.
It is mainly found growing in the rainforests of the Hawaiian islands is one of the evergreen plants and is found in abundance on most of the main islands of Hawaii.
There is also a legend associated with the Ohia lehua flower. According to this legend, there was a lover named Ohia and his lover named Lehua.
Both of them loved each other but on the other hand, the goddess of the volcano known as Pele also liked Ohia but Ohia loved Lehua and finally, angry because Pele did not accept her love, she transformed Ohia into a tree.
After that, Lehua begged her lover to turn back into a human form but the goddess rejected her rejected her request but another deity, taking pity on Luhua, gave or made Lehua into a flower blooming on the Ohia tree and in this way both the lovers got the opportunity to live together.
Bird of paradise:
The bird of paradise flower creates an appearance as if a bird is preparing to fly, due to such an appearance, this flower has been given such a name, which looks majestic and beautiful due to its unique and bright orange and brown color.
You will be surprised to know, that there are about 42 species of this flower whose scientific name is “paradisaeaapoda” and the smallest species of this flower is “king bird of paradise” which is known as the smallest species of the bird of paradise species.
With the extremely bright and attractive appearance of this flower, the bird of paradise flower can be decorated as a flower for decoration in the house or in a vase or bucket.
But just like other flowers have to be taken care of to keep them fresh for a long time, similarly, bird of paradise can also be kept fresh for a long time.
Plumeria: (Blizzard)
Plumeria flowers can be found in a special form on the island of Oahu, in a place called Kaimuki.
This flower has a special place among the people due to its wonderful and unique fragrance, although it is generally believed that these flowers are not originally native to Hawaii but are native to another region.
These flowers are known for their delicate purple petals and extremely strong intoxicating scent and the meaning of this flower is that the person in front of you is closer to your heart and you are lonely and provides the motivation to make love with the beauty of the islands.
The person who first introduced this flower to the world was a German botanist who discovered the plumeria flower in 1860.
Plumeria (California Sunset)
In various countries of the world, many types of species are available but the most effective and beautiful special one is California Sunset.
Of this splendid flowering shrub flowers single or double, changing from white in the morning to brilliant red in the evening.
These spectacular flowers are very significant to create a joyful atmosphere in your garden.
In addition, the delicate and waxy petals of plumeria are world-famous. This flower is used in the making of floral ornaments and is known as the symbol of new beginnings and the flow of positive energy.
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Red Hibiscus:
Hibiscus is a flower native to Hawaii, with over 300 species, and its many different colors give the hibiscus a unique look.
You will find red hibiscus in abundance on every Hawaiian island, along roadsides and in the fields around homes.
In recent years, 30 new species of hibiscus have been discovered in Hawaii’s diverse soil and climate.
Hibiscus Mutabilis: Dynamic Color-Changing Species
Hibiscus are handsome foliage plants, suitable for every garden and two sides of verandahs; the all seasons these plants are in their glory.
In various countries of the world, many types of species are available but the most effective and beautiful special one is H.mulabilis. Of this splendid flowering shrub flowers single or double, changing from white in the morning to brilliant red in the evening.
These spectacular flowers are very significant to create a joyful atmosphere in your garden.
Orchid
A beautiful Orchid for the living room is Odontoglossum Grande, with its curiously marked flowers in a color scheme of brown and yellow; there may be six blooms on one stem and these open in autumn and winter.
Wild
In the world, different regions and different countries have various kind of wildflowers available and all of those are climbers, shrubs and plants are also available.
Wildflowers are extremely curious and well-known for their ability to accept any kind of soil, atmosphere and manure. You can see them everywhere like pillars of porches, wild and big grassland and many places.
They look extremely beautiful and their freshness is long-lasting in comparison to any other ordinary flowers.
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Tropical
Tropical flowers are well known for their texture, impression and background. They are specifically symbolic of their local places and atmosphere like people of jungles and also people of island.
They are basically grown places like riverbanks, ponds, big grassland or mountains and elsewhere.
Tropical flowers are now available in all colors, some of them weird, some outstanding, and all eye-catching.
Your best plan in adding to your own collection is to choose your favourites from gardens in flowers, and then buy-borrow, beg, or otherwise acquire the underground tubers of these when the flowering season is over.