Kahili ginger in the trees

Kahili Ginger in the trees at Kalopa Park, Hawaii

Kahili ginger flowers are invasive, but add a splash of color to the predominant greenery of Kalōpā Forest Reserve.

Posted in response to Becky’s July Squares challenge theme of ‘Trees.’ See more responses here.

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16 thoughts on “Kahili ginger in the trees”

    1. Graham Post author

      It’s pretty much a lost cause, but they do make the effort to remove it, particularly in areas where they’re trying to encourage native plants.

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