Hawaiian Native Plants

2. A relative of the cranberry, this plant produces edible berries and is found in high-elevation regions.
3. This tree's name means "warrior" in Hawaiian, reflecting its strength and historic use in crafting weapons.
6. This shrub produces small, pink berries and is found in high-elevation forests.
9. Its long, spiky leaves are used in weaving mats, baskets, and other traditional crafts.
10. lehua Known for its striking red flowers, this tree is a symbol of love and resilience in Hawaiian culture.
11. Its fragrant leaves are often used in lei making and as ceremonial garlands.
12. Found in dry coastal areas, this shrub has small yellow flowers and berries used for dyeing.

1. Has A close relative of Ohia lehua, this tree is known for its pinkish flowers and is found in wetter forests.
3. Its nuts were historically used by Native Hawaiians for oil and candle making.
4. This tree is endemic to Hawaii and has distinctively serrated leaves.
5. This plant is used to make a traditional Polynesian beverage known for its relaxing effects.
7. This shrub is known for its small, white flowers and is often found in dry forests.
8. Legend says that this coastal plant's flowers appear to be half-formed due to a tragic love story.
10. A member of the ginger family, this plant is prized for its medicinal and culinary properties.
13. This flowering plant produces small, yellow blooms and is the official flower of the island of Oahu.