Pa'u o Hi'iaka
Jacquemontia ovalifolia
The Pa’u o Hi’iaka is endemic to Hawaii. It comes from the Morning Glory family. The flower can vary from blue to white. The leathery leaves are covered with smooth silver hairs and can grow to 2.5 inches long. The slender stalks grow into crawling vines and can grow up up to 10 feet long. The Ancient Hawaiian people used this plant medicinally.

  
The Pa'u o Hi'iaka is very easy cultivated.
  The name literally means "sarong of Hi'iaka" which tells of a time when Goddess Pele had gone on a long fishing trip and returned to find the vine had covered her baby sister Hi'iaka and protected her from the sun.