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Thursday in a Hawaiian Garden
::three paw taps::
Hawaii was so lush and green and filled with tropical delights and exquisite flowers, I just had to do a garden post about it.
Mark Twain remembered Hawaiian flowers for decades after his visit. In 1889 he wrote; "Other things leave me but it abides...in my nostrils still lives the breath of flowers that perished twenty years ago."
I hope you enjoy the pictures...
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bird of paradise |
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african tulip tree |
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flaming torch ginger |
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wild heliconia |
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white pineapple growing outside our window which was included in our breakfast fruit plate at the Inn each morning |
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sadly I don't know what this is called |
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century plant, blooms in 100 years then dies |
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roadside bougainvillea everywhere |
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coffee!!! |
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hibiscus of course |
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and my absolute favourite...plumeria also known as frangipani, my wedding lei was made from these highly fragrant flowers but in pink :-) |
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