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Hawaiian Flowers
Loraine E. Kuck and others
Hawaii wears its flowers like jewelry, and the hibiscus is its crown. Loraine Kuck guides readers through the islands' blossoms, from the common red hibiscus to the blooms along Nuuanu Avenue, Manoa Valley, and Diamond Head. A fragrant, illustrated tour of tropical gardens and roadside color. For anyone enchanted by the flowers of the Pacific isles. Follow the blossoms from Waikiki to the valleys.
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147 chapters
- 1HAWAIIAN FLOWERS
- 2Preface
- 3Contents
- 4Introduction WHERE TO SEE HAWAIIAN FLOWERS?
- 5ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL GARDEN
- 6DRIVING FROM WAIKIKI TO TOWN
- 7NUUANU AVENUE
- 8MANOA VALLEY
- 9DIAMOND HEAD AND KAHALA
- 10Chapter I HAWAII’S OWN FLOWER—THE HIBISCUS
- 11COMMON RED HIBISCUS. CHINA ROSE Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Linnaeus
- 12CORAL HIBISCUS Hibiscus schizopetalus Hooker
- 13HAWAIIAN INTEREST IN HIBISCUS
- 14HYBRIDS
- 15WATERFALL OR BUTTERFLY HIBISCUS
- 16YELLOW HIBISCUS
- 17ROSE OF SHARON. ALTHEA Hibiscus syriacus, Linnaeus
- 18TURK’S CAP Malvaviscus arboreus Cavanilles
+ 129 more. The full contents open with the book.
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