Flowers Galleries

Morning In Volcano Village (09/04/09) : Aloha, Morning arrived and we headed to the Inn at Volcano to have a great continental breakfast of Punalu'u sweet bread, fruits, and amazing Kona & Cinnamon coffee. We then drove to the store to get some water and we were going to call our friend Kreanna to let her know we were in town. When we arrived, Dale walked in and ran into Kreanna and her son. We hung out with them all morning! DaBoyZ

Morning In Volcano Village (09/04/09)

Aloha, Morning arrived and we headed to the Inn at Volcano to have a g ...

Updated: Sep 12, 2009 9:54pm PST

Don't you step on my blue suede shoes! (08/16/09) : Aloha, Every time David gets a new bloom he asks me to take some shots of his Blue Suede Shoes Hibiscus. Just a few shots of David's favorite flower. DaBoyZ

Don't you step on my blue suede shoes! (08/16/09)

Aloha, Every time David gets a new bloom he asks me to take some shots ...

Updated: Aug 30, 2009 12:22pm PST

Blue Suede Shoes (08/09/09) : Aloha, David is showing off his new bloom from his Blue Suede Shoes Hibiscus. David bought this plant from The Hibiscus Lady ( http://www.hibiscusladyhawaii.com/ ). Enjoy, DaBoyZ

Blue Suede Shoes (08/09/09)

Aloha, David is showing off his new bloom from his Blue Suede Shoes Hi ...

Updated: Aug 29, 2009 5:50pm PST

Keiki & Flowers (07/30/09) : Aloha, One of Dale's school friends stopped by the office and he got some shots of her and here beautiful kids. Linda, ASL instructor, stopped in and jumped in a few of the pictures. After work DaBoyZ went to the makai (sea) side of Diamond Head Crater to catch a few shots of the waves & surfers. Arrived home and took some shots of David's Plumeria & Hibiscus. DaBoyZ

Keiki & Flowers (07/30/09)

Aloha, One of Dale's school friends stopped by the office and he got s ...

Updated: Aug 04, 2009 7:27pm PST

Tiare (07/08/09) : Aloha, Dale was walking to work in the Kaimuki area and came across these beautiful Tiare flowers. It had been raining some so he was able to catch some of the water droplets on the flower. Next stop was Pu'u O Kaimuki Mini Park behind the Koko Head Firestation. It has an amazing panoramic view of the city, mountains, & ocean! DaBoyZ

Tiare (07/08/09)

Aloha, Dale was walking to work in the Kaimuki area and came across th ...

Updated: Jul 16, 2009 11:31am PST

Rainy Day Thursday (05/28/09) : Aloha, Dale was walking to work on Oceanview in the Kaimuki area of Honolulu and came across some beautiful yellow Hibiscus. Lucky for him it had been sprinkling and the raindrops had collected on the delicate petals of the flower. DaBoyZ

Rainy Day Thursday (05/28/09)

Aloha, Dale was walking to work on Oceanview in the Kaimuki area of Ho ...

Updated: May 31, 2009 3:05pm PST

Gardens (05/20/09) : Aloha, Dale had a dental appointment in Nu'uanu so David took some time and walked around Queen Lili'uokalani Botanical Garden and shot some pictures of the waterfall. Along the walk home we came across this beautiful flower. DaBoyZ

Gardens (05/20/09)

Aloha, Dale had a dental appointment in Nu'uanu so David took some tim ...

Updated: May 24, 2009 9:03pm PST

Koko Crater Botanical Garden (05/01/09) : Aloha, DaBoyZ went out to Koko Crater Botanical Garden to see the beautiful Plumeria grove there! Koko Crater Botanical Garden is a 60-acre basin inside the landmark Koko Crater on the eastern end of the island of O'ahu. The hot, dry climate here makes this garden the ideal location for the dryland collections of the Honolulu Botanical Gardens. The garden is still in the early stages of development, therefore, restroom facilities, drinking fountains and other visitor accommodations have not yet been constructed. Garden planting occupy the inner slopes and basin of Koko Crater. The visitor is first met with colorful collections of plumeria and bougainvillea cultivars in the outer crater. A two-mile loop trail leads visitors through a variety of dryland plant collections from Hawaii and around the world. Naturalized exotic kiawe and koa haole trees dominate the landscape along the trail between the cultivated collections. The four major collections arranged by geographical areas are: The Americas, Hawaii, Madagascar, & Africa. In addition to these geographical areas, other significant plant collections include: Cacti, Alluaudias, Sansevierias, Baobabs, Dryland Palms, Aloes, Euphorbias, & Adeniums. Of special note is the native grove of wiliwili trees (Erythrina sandwicensis) found in the Hawaiian section. This magnificent stand of native trees is protected by State law under the Exceptional Tree Act 105. Koko Crater Botanical Garden is home to a collection of rare and beautiful plants from the tropical regions of the world. Some are rare or endangered in their native habitat. Long-range plans for Koko Crater Botanical Garden focus on the continued cultivation of rare and endangered dryland plants. Special emphasis will be given to the conservation of our highly endangered native Hawaiian flora. Basic xeriscape concepts will be used to support a drought-tolerant landscape in harmony with the surrounding environment. DaBoyZ

Koko Crater Botanical Garden (05/01/09)

Aloha, DaBoyZ went out to Koko Crater Botanical Garden to see the beau ...

Updated: May 10, 2009 1:30am PST

Walking Through the Garden (03/26/09) : Aloha, Kim and Dale rode the bus from the Prince Kuhio Day events at the Royal Mausoleum we rode the bus down to Queen Kapi'olani Gardens near the Honolulu Zoo and took pictures of the various types of Hibiscus flowers they had their. Most of the flowers are hybrids. DaBoyZ

Walking Through the Garden (03/26/09)

Aloha, Kim and Dale rode the bus from the Prince Kuhio Day events at t ...

Updated: Apr 03, 2009 2:19pm PST

Blue Suede Shoes (02/13/09) : Aloha, We bought this flower (Blue Suede Shoes Hibiscus) for David from the Hibiscus Lady (Jill Coryell), Dale's bosses sister - Judy's sister. Took some shots of the place and then of Dale's tattoo. DaBoyZ

Blue Suede Shoes (02/13/09)

Aloha, We bought this flower (Blue Suede Shoes Hibiscus) for David fro ...

Updated: Feb 20, 2009 8:29pm PST

Kula Botanical Garden (08/29/08) : Aloha, David's boss used to live on Maui and told us we MUST stop at Kula Botanical Garden....we are sincerely happy we did because it was just beautiful and amazing. What a wonderful place to stop for a break and such a great group of plants...and so many in bloom!!! We thought the Protea collection was just stunning. DaBoyZ

Kula Botanical Garden (08/29/08)

Aloha, David's boss used to live on Maui and told us we MUST stop at K ...

Updated: Sep 10, 2008 10:18pm PST

Protea Paragliding (08/29/08) : Aloha, On our way down the mountain we stopped at the Sunrise Country Market for a breakfast burrito, some coffee, and check out the mini Protea flower garden. Next we drove down the road to check out the Lavender garden, but it was closed. While we were deciding what to do next this paraglider came in for this beautiful landing. When we stopped to compliment her on her landing we were surprised to learn she was well over sixty and had done the morning glide thousands of times. DaBoyZ

Protea Paragliding (08/29/08)

Aloha, On our way down the mountain we stopped at the Sunrise Country ...

Updated: Sep 10, 2008 12:24am PST

Foster Botanical Garden (05/11/08) : Aloha, After showing Tammi the Dog's place we headed down the street to Foster Botanical Garden. Da BoyZ

Foster Botanical Garden (05/11/08)

Aloha, After showing Tammi the Dog's place we headed down the street ...

Updated: Jun 05, 2008 1:29am PST

Plumeria Grove #2 (03/29/08) : Aloha, The trail within Koko Crater is a big loop trail. So here we are going around to the other side of the grove. Da BoyZ

Plumeria Grove #2 (03/29/08)

Aloha, The trail within Koko Crater is a big loop trail. So here we ar ...

Updated: Apr 18, 2008 11:10pm PST

Plumeria Grove #1 (03/29/08) : Aloha, We took Kim to explore the inside of Koko Crater. Hope you like Plumeria!! Da BoyZ

Plumeria Grove #1 (03/29/08)

Aloha, We took Kim to explore the inside of Koko Crater. Hope you like ...

Updated: Apr 18, 2008 7:26pm PST