Posts by Winona Farias
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Ulu Kanu: Marsilea villosa
Why Marsilea villosa? In March, we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and all things Irish, including the four-leaf clover. In Celtic lore, these lucky plants offered magical protection. Well, although it is not a clover, ‘ihi‘ihilau?kea is pretty magical as Read More
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Ulu Kanu: Scaevola
Ulu Kanu means “Garden Patch”. It is the new name for the Flora of Hawai‘i section. The hope of these features is three-fold: that we hear more about the plants we see along the trails, learn a little bit Read More