On the East coast of Oahu. Water deemed acceptably stunning. No snorkeling of which to speak.
We traded water things for their dry-land counterparts. This is Hawaii's showy native Hibiscus.
Hawaii has about 4 plants that are native to the islands. Everything else is brought over. These are some amazingly huge 4ft tall non-native Bromeliads.
Lisa under a Ficus. Shortly after having her dreams dashed as she learned that there in fact ARE mosquitoes on Hawaii. Many, as it turns out.
Albizia. I could not get enough of them. Enormous. I'm expecting one the mail any day. Those flat rate boxes can hold a surprising quantity.
Brownea macrophylla. Winter is Not the blooming season in Hawaii, but a couple flowers were open.
The hillside.
Hey! It's that field from "Lost" where they drove the Dharma Truck around after Hurley had a win for once... you know... So we ran around in circles for a while.
A blog of my botanical misdeeds and potentially interesting floral photos. All Photos Copyright Ross Kouzes
About Me
- Marcus Tyaeronius Portwhistle
- This is a blog dedicated to interesting flora and the yard projects I undertake to make their cultivation possible.
2010/12/14
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