Tropical Pink Hawaiian Flowers

The Pink Plumeria Flower

• The pink plumeria flower is a Hawaiian flower that requires attention and care. The plumeria flower is known for its tropical and delicate flower petals that are often shaded in different colors. The pink plumeria flower is often bold and bright pink with a hint of orange near the center of the flower. The flower will generally produce four to six petals, a woody stem and bright green leaves. If left alone, the plumeria can grow into a tree as tall as 30 feet due to its woody stem.

The Pink Cottage Rose

• The pink cottage rose, also known as the Rosa damascena, is an official flower of Maui, one of the Hawaiian islands. The pink cottage rose is recognized by its simple beauty and memorable fragrance. Although the pink cottage rose has become an official flower of one of Hawaii's islands, the rose is not original to Hawaii. According to Aloha-Hawaii.com, the rose was brought to the Islands in the 1800s and has been prized by local gardeners ever since.

Pink Hawaiian Hibiscus

• The yellow Hawaiian hibiscus is the state flower of Hawaii. The hibiscus flower comes in additional colors besides yellow, including red, white and pink. It has smooth petals in the early days of bloom, but wrinkles after blooming fully, giving the flower a fragile but bold appearance. Although the pink hibiscus bears blooms every day, each bloom only lasts for a day or two. The overall size of the Hawaiian hibiscus is anywhere from 3 to 15 feet tall. The pink hibiscus can be found on most of Hawaii's islands and blooms from late spring through the earlier summer months, although it has been seen blooming during other periods of the year.