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One of the most common features of the Hawaiian islands that tourists and natives alike always praise are the flowers. Hawaii is home to a dizzying array of brightly-colored and beautifully-scented plants and flowers that are native to the islands, or have found a blossoming home there. Pali Florist & Gift Shop in Kailua, HI specializes in creating beautiful floral arrangements that are representative of the islands’ plants and splendor. Below, they list some tropical flowers that highlight Hawaii’s beauty and tropical weather.

  • Hibiscus: Hibiscus is the state flower of Hawaii. Although not exclusive to Hawaii, these tropical flowers can be seen all over the islands, growing in a variety of bright shades and colors. Additionally, they are often used decoratively on shirts and dresses to remind wearers of the beautiful Hawaiian climate.Tropical Flowers
  • Plumeria: The plumeria is one of the more identifiable Hawaiian flowers. Known for its intoxicating scent, the flower can be found in white, pink, red, or yellow. It is commonly used in welcome leis or worn decoratively behind the ear.
  • Orchids: Anybody who has ever tried to grow an orchid in a cooler climate knows that these are tropical plants through and through. Orchids are considered a royal flower in Hawaii, blooming in a wide variety of colors and shades. These beautiful flowers are favored for use in leis because their strong petals allow them to be strung together without the risk of breaking or wilting.
  • Birds of Paradise: Birds of Paradise are perhaps the most accurately named plants in all of Hawaii. With a long stem and unusually shaped bloom, Birds of Paradise can be spotted all over the islands. Although native to South Africa, Hawaii’s bright sunlight and tropical weather have allowed this beautiful blossom to find a new home here.

If you would like to share the splendor of these tropical flowers with a loved one, browse Pali Florist & Gift Shop’s website to view bouquets and flower arrangements. To learn more about the many plants and flowers native to Hawaii, call  (808) 261-1818 today!

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