The plants—which grow in Kalalau Valley, by all accounts Hawaii’s equivalent of the Cliffs of Insanity—were found not by foot, but by drone. The flower, seen above before its brilliant ...

They originate from Central America and have thrived on the Hawaiian islands since 1860. It’s a common misconception that flowers like these used in iconic leis are native, says Oʻahu-based lei ...

Flowers are pinched from the vines in early morning for Hawaiian lei-making. Use a paper bag for holding. Avoid exposure to car exhaust, smoke, ripening fruits and wilting flowers. Clean with a ...

Certain flowers are associated with special Hawaiian legends and folklore One example would be the Ohia Lehua flower. The Lehua blossom is associated with Madame Pele, who is the Hawaiian Goddess ...

At Sunday’s opening for the general public, colorful anthuriums; heliconias; palm trees; tropical pines ... moving 3-D scenery are rows of what Flower Show officials say is the largest display ...

Travis Okamoto is on a mission to save the brilliant red flowers that his grandfather first planted in 1904 in Pahoa, Hawaii. A lava flow a half mile away is threatening the Okamoto family ...

The remote, rugged cliff faces of Kalalau Valley on Kaua’i, Hawaii, are largely inaccessible ... It has vibrant yellow flowers, which shift to a purplish hue over time. Researchers believe ...