Along the Piiholo Ranch gulches, we’ll point out native bushes, such as Pukiawe and Kopiko (in the coffee family), verdant ferns, like the rare Hapu‘u, prolific Ama‘u, Uluhe, Kupukupu, and Palapalai (used by hula dancers). In our deep gulches, which you’ll walk by, we’ve found Wauke (used for making tapa cloth). Some biologists have told us they have seldom seen it growing in the wild. There is also Halapepe (sacred to hula), Iholena (The Banana), Hoi (The Bitter Yam), the Hawaiian yam and some taro. You’ll also see Manono, a small tree belonging to the coffee family, and makaloa which was used for making woven mats.