The Hawaiian Islands are actually a group of islands and all these islands are world-renowned for their diverse aquifers, fish diversity, abundance of floral species, clear sea water and stunning beaches that are a dream for everyone to experience.
Cultural Identification: As beautiful as the flowers of the islands in Hawaii may look, each flower has its own legend behind it, which will be discussed in detail later. Each of these flowers have their distinct medicinal uses and also play an important role in the traditional rituals, festivals and daily activities of the local people there.
Like multi-colored and glittering orchids are famous for their mesmerizing looks, plumeria is popular for its intoxicating fragrance and maile vine is known for its evergreen look. All these flowers are flowers associated with emotion, mind, honor and dignity, especially the Aloha flower is praised for its passion and legend, besides these flowers are widely used in flower ornaments.
Environmental diversity: Virtually all the islands have soils formed from volcanic eruptions that are very beneficial for the growth and rapid growth of flowers. Because of this, there is an abundance and wide diversity of flowers and the fact that all these islands have been isolated for centuries without human interference is also a fundamental factor for the abundance of species of its diverse flora.
In today’s modern times, the Hawaiian Islands are a great place to satisfy the curiosity about flowers for many florists and botanical students.
In the rain islands of Hawaii you will find many species of flowers such as yellow hibiscus, red hibiscus and the fiery red lehua flower which is obtained from the “Ohi” tree. As mentioned above, the plains and open spaces here are covered with flowers due to the variety of flowers.
It is common to see that the first words that come out of the airport’s mouth when visitors from abroad step foot in the Hawaiian Islands are, “I smell the flowers.” This is the specialty of the Hawaiian Islands for which these islands are admired worldwide. Let us discuss some flowers in detail
Plumeria: Plumeria flowers can be found exclusively on Kaimukin, one of the islands of the Oahu archipelago.This flower is popular among people for its wonderful and unique fragrance, although it is commonly believed that these flowers are originally native to Hawaii. Not but a native species from another country. These flowers are known for their soft purple petals and extremely strong intoxicating smell and this flower symbolizes that the other person is closer to your heart and you are lonely and provides the motivation to make love with the beauty of the islands.
The person who first introduced this flower to the world was a German botanist who lived in AD. Discovered the plumeria flower in 1860.
Also the delicate and waxy petals of plumeria are world famous. The flower is used in the creation of floral ornaments and is known as a symbol of new beginnings and the flow of positive energy.
Yellow hibiscus: An interesting case in point on the subject of yellow hibiscus is that the yellow hibiscus is given the status of Hawaii’s national flower. The funny thing is that in AD In 1925 hibiscus was given the title of national flower. Many people considered the red hibiscus to be the national flower until 1988 when Hawaii’s Parliamentary Division declared the yellow hibiscus as the national flower.
Currently there are 7 different species of yellow hibiscus and since this yellow hibiscus has been declared as an endangered species of flower, do not do any harm if you see one. If you want to see all these species, there is a famous garden called “koko headbotanical garden” on the island of Oahu where you can see these flowers. For Hibiscus consumers, there are other places where you can go to enjoy the beauty of this flower. As other islands of Hawaii Maui, Lanai and Molokai can be placed in this category.
Bird of paradise: Bird of paradise flower creates an appearance as if a bird is preparing to take off, hence the name given to this flower which looks majestic and beautiful due to its unique and brilliant orange and brown color.

You will be surprised to know but there are 42 species of this flower whose scientific name is given as “paradisaeaapoda” and the smallest species of this flower is “king bird of paradise” which is known as the smallest species of bird of paradise species.
Bird of paradise flower can be decorated as a decorative flower in the house or even as a vase or bucket with its extremely shiny and attractive appearance. But just as other flowers have to be taken care of to keep them fresh for a long time, in the same way bird of paradise can also be kept fresh for a long time.
4. Hibiscus: The hibiscus is the main flower of the Hawaiian Islands mainly found in more than 300 species, its different colors give the hibiscus flower a different look. Red hibiscus you’ll find abundantly along roadsides and in meadows around homes on every island of Hawaii.
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Naupaka kanakai: This is another famous and popular flower of the Hawaiian Islands. It is white in color and usually found along the coast, and characteristically has half a petal on its flowers. On the other hand, another species of this same flower is found in mountains and rocks. Which is one of the strange creations of nature.
There is also a legend about the Naupaka kanakai flower, according to which there was a school for boys and girls on a beach in a place called Kauai where a boy named Nau and a girl named Paka were studying and the two fell in love but were not allowed to make love according to school rules. And their love fails then the local goddess known as hula makes Nau a mountain flower and Paka into a beach flower, this flower also has a very bright and sweet scent that attracts travelers to the Hawaiian Islands. A very attractive flower.
Ohia lehua: Ohia lehua flower is found in different colors like yellow, orange, but mostly red color ohia lehua is more common. and is found in abundance on most of the main Hawaiian islands.
There is also a legend attached to the flower of Ohia lehua. According to this legend there was a lover named Ohia and a lover named Lehua. Both of them loved each other but on the other hand Goddess of Lavamukhi known as Pele also loved Ohia but Ohia loved Lehua and finally angry Pele turned Ohia into a tree as Goddess of Lavamukhi did not accept her love. , Lehua then begs her to turn her lover back into a human form but the goddess refuses her request but another deity taking pity on Luhua transforms Lehua into a flower blooming on an Ohia tree and thus both Lovers get the intimacy of being together.
Pikake lei: This flower is also a very beautiful flower from the Hawaiian Islands which is famous for its sweet, pleasant and sweet fragrance. This is due to its peacock-like appearance. Kaliulani, a native princess of that region, displays her love for birds and animals, especially peacocks. Pikake lei is also used in the production of perfumes and other fragrant perfumes due to its intoxicating smell.