... It has dark yellow, brownish-yellow, orange, or rarely pinkish (only seen in photographs by us) flowers with the classic half-flower form of plants in ...

... the pronounced filaments that give the flowers their pom ... Seed capsules form after flowering and are brown ... produces a variety of flower colors, each ...

... Cultivated plants seem to flower sporadically ... Pollinated flowers develop into green berries that ... Fortunately, ʻahakea begin flowering when they are ...

... Sida fallax flowers are perfect (bisexual) ... Each flower lasts only one day ... Sida fallax grows fast and usually begins flowering within a year ...

... The pollinated female flower develops into a green ... this little ʻakoko begins flowering early, perhaps as ... to stop growing or never flowers, you can ...

... There, you should pick a flower from a naupaka kahakai and press the two flowers together, thus rejoining the village youth and his sweetheart ...

... Portulaca lutea leaves and flowers (yellow), in a ... Flowering (yellow) Portulaca molokiniensis in a container ... sclerocarpa leaves and flower (white) ...

... The male flower has a single long stamen at its ... comm.] has described ʻakoko flowers as smelling like ... Flowering is generally year-round in the wild ...

... Each pollinated flower quickly develops into a dry ... If you prefer foliage over flowers, you can ... they fully develop (ie, before flowering) since this ...

... are a few cultivars of Hibiscus arnottianus commercially available because of their hardiness, abundance of flowers, or particular flower form, with ...