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(Many Paths) |
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An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America |
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December 13, 2003 - Issue 102 |
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Hawai'i's Flowers |
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by Suzanne Westerly
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credits: all
photos courtesy of Suzanne Westerly
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The
Hawaiian Islands
Crown
Flower, whose leaves the Monarch caterpillar thrives on Bird
of Paradise Red
Ginger Hibiscus,
State Flower Wild
Orchid ?
was in Queen Lilluokalani's garden and
a variety of plumeria, the most fragrant of all the flowers
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