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Hawaii's Most Invasive Horticultural Plants |
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Hawaii's Most Invasive Horticultural Plants |
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 (Photo credit: copyright © 2001 by Shirley Denton, from Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants; used with permission) |
| Other names: | she oak, he oak, silver oak, kahili flower, spider flower, ha'iku-ke'oke'o |
| Description: | Tree up to 80' tall with 6-12" fern-like leaves and yellow-orange, horizontal flower clusters 3-5" long. |
| Risk areas: | Dry and moist forests and open areas. |