leaves.
The island seasons are subtle with changes in sunlight and precipitation. The weather varies from the beach to the mountains. Still tropical plants flourish all year long. When I see green, I think divine order.
Where do you see life’s activity and balance?
~Eric
Lau Mai’a (Banana leaves). One of many “canoe” plants brought by the Polynesians who settled the islands, bananas require patience because they grow and ripen slowly.
Lau Mai’a (Banana leaves). One form of Kanaloa, the Hawaiian god of healing, is the banana.
Laau Ulu (Breadfruit leaves). Breadfruit trees need little attention and produce and abundance of energy-rich fruit!
