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Cancer survivor honors those dear to her with lovely garden

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Kumu hula 'Iwalani Walsh Tseu sits under a banyan tree in her Ewa Beach garden.
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Artist Ronnie Dean helped Tseu convert her father's storage shed into a gathering place for people to meditate and heal. Dean painted a mural on the floor and provided art and furniture for the space.
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Tseu poses with one of two teak elephants from Thailand given to her by her father that stand guard in her garden.
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A path leads up to a banyan tree belonging to Tseu's paternal grandmother.
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A pink hibiscus bloom.
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A statue of King Kamehameha that Tseu's father commissioned.
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The pink leaves of a ti plant. Tseu incorporates plants that bear splashes of pink in honor of women with breast cancer.