Dendrobium Orchid Wrapped with Ti Leaf `Okika & Lä`ï The ti leaf lei twisted in the wili style adds elegance to this colorful lei. Ti or Kï was the sacred symbol of the gods. Keeping with its spiritual symbolism of old, the ti leaf lei today represents good luck and protection. This lei is popular for men, the masculine rope lei balancing the delicateness of the flowers. Care: Sprinkle with water or mist. Wrap in damp paper towel and refrigerate lightly, making sure not to freeze. Life: Five to Six days. Ships very well. Fragrance: Little to no fragrance. Variations: Dendrobium Orchid, White or Green Orchid wrapped with Ti Leaf, Ti Leaf Tuberose and Orchid Combination. Price: $19.00 Price: $20.00 April 26 to July 5

He`e & Mock Orange wrapped with Tuberose The bright red berries of the octopus or he`e tree interspersed with the spicy greenery of the mock orange is wrapped with the sweet scent of the tuberose. This festive lei, popular during the holidays, is available year-round and dries nicely for lasting memories. Care: Sprinkle with water or lightly mist before refrigerating. The lei should be moist, but not sitting in condensation or moisture. Life: Two to three days. Ships well. Fragrance: Very Fragrant Variations: He`e & Mock Orange, Single Tuberose, He'e Mock Orange Tuberose Ti Leaf. Price: $23.00 Price: $24.00 April 26 to July 5

Double Tuberose with Roses Kupa Loke & Loke In the poepoe style, the fragrant tuberose is sewn in a circular or spiral fashion, creating a fuller-bodied lei. Small rosebud accents with soft ferns are added for splashes of color. Hardier than most, the double tuberose and its variations are popular for very special occasions, especially weddings. Care: Sprinkle with water or lightly mist before refrigerating. The lei should be moist, but not sitting in condensation or moisture. Protective outer petals can be plucked if starting to brown or spot. Life: Three to four days. Ships well. Fragrance: Very fragrant. Variations: Double Tuberose, Double Tuberose with Orchid, Double Tuberose with Fern. Price: $34.00 Price: $36.00 April 26 to July 5

Kukui Nut & Mock Orange Wrapped with Tuberose Kukui, Candlenut Every part of the Kukui tree was used by the early Hawaiians. Candles and torches were made from the seeds rich with oil, as well as medicines, flavoring for foods, and of course, lei. This handsome lei entwined with the fragrant tuberose is popular for men, especially grooms and groomsmen. After drying the tuberose can be removed leaving the kukui lei to be worn again and again, a wonderful gift and keepsake. Care: Sprinkle with water or lightly mist before refrigerating. The lei should be moist, but not sitting in condensation or moisture. Life: Five to six days. Ships well. Fragrance: Very Fragrant Variations: Black or Brown, Kukui Nut & Mock Orange, Ti Leaf Kukui Nut & Mock Orange. Price: $38.00 Price: $40.00 April 26 to July 5

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