wāhine T - māmaki Color:white are very eye-catching

are very eye-catching

We enjoy using ʻili hau for stringing the lovely lei Kou

There are many uses for this lāʻau ʻōiwi (native plant)

is a rejuvenating tea

wāhine T - māmaki Color:white are very eye-catchingMmaki The distinct green and red of the endemic plant Mmaki (Pipturus albidus) is as vibrant as it is accommodating. Mmaki is a host plant to the threatened endemic butterfly, Pulelehua Kamehameha. The Pulelehua are on the decline possibly due to introduced predators and habitat loss. But what if we all grew at least one Mmaki? We could be part of the solution to increase the chances of thriving Pulelehua. There are many uses for this lau iwi (native