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Hawaiian plants and flowers grow best in warm, shaded areas and include the yellow hibiscus state flower as well as many other tropical plants and flowers that are often used to make fresh leis, an important Hawaiian tradition.
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- 1. HAWAIIAN PLANTS AND FLOWERS Taylor L.
- 2. HAWAIIAN LEIS ARE MADE FROM FRESH, BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.
- 3. THE YELLOW HIBISCUS IS THE S TAT E F L O W E R O F H AWA I I .
- 4. HAWAIIAN FLOWERS GROW BEST IN WARM, SHADED AREAS.
- 5. THERE ARE MANY UNUSUAL TROPICAL PLANTS IN HAWAII.
- 6. THERE ARE LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS IN HAWAII.