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Find the perfect pono plant for your landscape, search by color, growth form, and more!

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  • Acoelorraphe wrightii

    everglades palm

    Designation: Evaluate
    Score: 2
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  • Acokanthera schimperi

    arrow-poison-tree, common-poisonbush

    Designation: Evaluate
    Score: 6
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  • Acorus calamus

    flagroot, myrtle flag, sweet flag, sweetroot

    Designation: High Risk
    Score: 8
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  • Acrocarpus fraxinifolius

    Kenya coffeeshade, mundani, pink-cedar, red-cedar, shingletree

    Designation: High Risk
    Score: 8
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  • Acrocomia aculeata

    coyoli palm, macaw palm, Paraguay palm

    Designation: Pono Plant (low risk)
    Score: 5
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  • Actinidia deliciosa

    kiwifruit, Chinese gooseberry

    Designation: High Risk
    Score: 6.5
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