ʻIlieʻe
I don't really see this plant in the wild, but it is there. Best place is Kealia trail.
Background Information
Scientific Name: Plumbago zeylanica
Species:
Indigenous
Ancient uses: Hawaiians mashed it up to make an ointment used to treat sprains. Juice from the roots were used for tattoos in Hawaii and Africa.
Found on Kealia Trail
Plumbago zeylanica
Herb, Dry Forest
Height: Low, sprawling, like a vine
Leaves: 1-4 inches long, leaves stand out
Flower: White, sticky hairs, 1/2 inch long, 5 petals
Flower
Kealia trail, quite a bit
Source:
Hall, 29