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The flower that blooms in half

Coastal and mountain naupaka grow apart, yet remain joined by moʻolelo Story by Savannah DagupionPhotographs: Don White/iStock and HTA/Tor Johnson Photograph: HTA/Tor Johnson ALONG MAUI’S COASTS, naupaka kahakai (naupaka by […]

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