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Kapoho, Hawaii
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Some species of Stinkhorn. I am wondering if native to Hawaii?
wow! I would like to try some! :p
wow, by looking at this picture, I just realized I had mistaking this plant for Nehe, A Hawaiian Endemic plant, because of its similar looking flower. But this plant in NOT native to Hawaii and is considered "invasive" to horticulturalists.. Glad I know the difference now!! :)
Black Sapote I think. :)
Beautiful picture! Please consider adding to the "Native Plants Mission" :) Mahalo.
Mahalo!!! I will try to add a "beach naupaka" soon!
Native to New Caledonia, Vanuatu.
Oh dear, this daisy is NOT a Hawaiian Native plant! There are Native Hawaiian plants that are related to the Daisy such as the Silversword!
( Part of the Asteraceae family which is more commonly known as the aster, daisy, or sunflower family- Originally posted at: Haleakala’s Ahinahina (Silversword) http://www.govisithawaii.com/2009/09/15/...)
funny pic. did a falling coconut knock over the sign? So, coconuts are INDIGENOUS, meaning they got here on their own and established themselves, and they grow all over the Pacific.
