What is the state flower of Hawaii?

The state flower of Hawaii is the yellow hibiscus, also known as the “Pua Aloalo.” This vibrant flower, with its large, yellow petals, is native to the Hawaiian Islands and is widely recognized as a symbol of Hawaii’s natural beauty. The yellow hibiscus blooms year-round, particularly in Hawaii’s tropical climate, and is often used in traditional Hawaiian leis. It was designated as the state flower in 1988, symbolizing Hawaii’s unique flora and the state’s connection to its rich cultural heritage.