Dry forest stalwart and native member of the Coffee Family, alahe'e. The flowers are powerfully fragrant. When this blog started the alahe'e were in bloom.
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Sunday, September 26, 2004
Dry forest stalwart and native member of the Coffee Family, alahe'e. The flowers are powerfully fragrant. When this blog started the alahe'e were in bloom.
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