What is hawaii's state tree?

Official State Tree of Hawaii. The kukui is also called the candlenut tree (because the nut of the kukui was used for candles by early settlers). The blossom of the kukui is also the official island lei material of Moloka'i. read more

Official State Tree of Hawaii. The kukui tree (Aleurites Moluccana) was designated the official state tree of Hawaii in 1959. All State Trees. The kukui is also called the candlenut tree (because the nut of the kukui was used for candles by early settlers). The blossom of the kukui is also the official island lei material of Moloka'i. read more

Kukui tree (candlenut tree) is the official state tree of Hawaii. It's scientific name is Aleurites moluccana. It grows to a height of 15–25 m (49–82 ft) and its nut is round, 4–6 cm (1.6–2.4 in) in diameter; the seed inside has a very hard seed coat and a high oil content, which allows its use as a candle. read more

Hawaii State Tree - Candlenut Tree - Aleurites moluccanus Candlenut Tree Euphorbiaceae Aleurites moluccanus Leaf: Simple and ovate, or trilobed, or rarely 5-lobed; 4" to 8" long. read more