Native Plants

Loulu (Pritchardia maideniana)

Mature Loulu (Pritchardia maideniana) showing its characteristic undulating, pale-backed fan leaves. Photo: David Eickhoff (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0). Pritchardia maideniana is a large Hawaiian

ʻAkoko (Euphorbia olowaluana)

A small Akoko tree rooted among lava rock in dry forest near Puʻu Mali, Hawaiʻi Island. Photo: Forest & Kim Starr, USGS (Wikimedia Commons, Public

Aiaka / Aʻiaʻi (Streblus pendulinus)

A young Aiaka sapling showing its glossy, finely toothed leaves. Photo: David Eickhoff (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0). Streblus pendulinus is a native Hawaiian tree

Maua (Xylosma hawaiiense)

A mature Maua tree at the Auwahi dry forest restoration site, Maui, showing its ruggedly textured bark and open crown. Photo: Forest & Kim Starr

Loulu (Pritchardia remota)

Mature cultivated Loulu palms, showing their tall, slender trunks and full fan-leafed crowns. Photo: David Eickhoff (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0). Pritchardia remota, known as

Loulu Hiwa (Pritchardia martii)

A cultivated Loulu Hiwa showing its arching fan fronds, yellow inflorescence, and developing green fruit. Photo: David Eickhoff (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0). Pritchardia martii,

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