Project Hoʻonani

Objective: 

Beautify the PHIS campus with plants significant to local culture.  

Vision: 

Student-led creation of several garden/landscaped areas around the campus filled with a wide variety of plants and cared for by students/faculty/staff/parent/community projects and programs.  Become self-sustaining for lei, decorations, and other functions where plant materials are needed.  Development of pride in our campus, educational opportunities, community service opportunities, and economic development opportunities. 

The PHIS campus has the following mea kanu:

1. ʻAʻaliʻi

2. ʻĀkia

3. Akulikuli

4. Alaheʻe

5. Anthurium- White

6. Arica Palm

7. ʻAweoweo

8. Bird of Paradise

9. Bird of Paradise- White

10. Bozu

11. Gardenia

12. Ginger- Red

13. Ginger- Torch

14. Ginger- White

15. Green Rose

16. Hala

17. Hapuʻu

18. Hawaiian Cotton

19. Heliconia- Dwarf Jamaican

20. Heliconia- Lobster Claw

21. Hydrangea

22. ʻIlima 

23. Kou

24. Kukui

25. Kupukupu

26. Lama

27. Lāʻī (ti)

28. Lauaʻe

29. Lokelani

30. Loulu

31. Maʻohauhele

32. Maidenhair fern

33. Maiʻa (banana)

34. Mango

35. Milo

36. Monstera

37. ʻŌlena

38. Orchid- Assorted

39. Orchid- Tiger

40. Palapalai

41. Pīkake

42. Pōhinahina

43. Pua Kalaunu (Crown Flower)

44. Puakenikeni

45. Puamelia (Plumeria)

46. Sea Grape

47. Song of India

48. Tuberose

49. ʻUkiʻuki

50. ʻŪlei

51. Wiliwili