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Maybe not the place, but maybe someone here knows:
I was given a lei when I first came to Hawai'i by a Tongan woman. It was a pollen-covered yellow-green flower, if you can call it that; pretty unremarkable, if it weren't for the SMELL. It smells like the sweetest, most beautiful thing ever. Somewhere between pua keni keni and patchouli?
She said her mother brought the seed from Tonga, and her name for it was Tongan flowering tree. I've looked around, to no success...Any ideas of what it could be?
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