The hibiscus is the official state flower: back in the 1920s, when Hawaii was still a territory, their leaders chose this flower because it was native to Hawaii, very beautiful, and in traditional Hawaiian culture, it represented royalty or authority. In 1959, when Hawaii became a state, the legislature decided to keep many of the symbols that were meaningful to the people who grew up there; thus, since the hibiscus was one of the most popular flowers in Hawaii, it became the official state flower.
It is red or purple or pink and has a little stem poking out of the flower
June 6, 1988 Hawaii changed it's state flower from native red hibiscus to the ma'ohauhele, the only species of yellow hibiscus that can be called our state flower.
The Nene became the official Hawaii state bird on May 7, 1957.
yes hawaiis state capital is the largest city in hawaii and hawaii's state capital is Honolulu. thank you if you have any more quastins this site will answer it
Hawaii State Tree: KukuiThe Kukui nut tree.
Hawaii does not have an Official State Cookie but it does name the Coconut Muffin as a State Symbol.
The Hawaii state flower is the Pua Aloalo Hibiscus.
Hawaii is the 42nd most populated US State.
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Hawaii is a US state and therefore does not have countries. If you meant counties, they are, Hawaii County, City and County of Honolulu, Kalawao County, Kauai County and Maui County.
Hawiai isn't a state but Hawaii became a state in 1952
thew magnolia became the state flower 2 years after Louisiana became a state
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it's spelled Hawaii and it's state flower is Pua Aloalo.