Five easy Native Hawaiian landscaping plants
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- Hawaiian plant specialist Rick Barboza introduces five easy to grow Native Hawaiian plants for home landscaping including native varieties of hibiscus and gardenia.
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Hui Ku Maoli Ola
46-403 Ha'ikū Road
Kāne'ohe, Hawai'i 96744
It is at the end of Haiku road, past Haleiwa Joes, past the townhouses, you will see the sign on the right hand side. It is next to the new Kamehameha preschool. Love visiting the nursery! Rick is very friendly, always willing to help and knowledgeable about the plants. There is a wide variety of plants and they are also reasonably priced!
The existence of plant plays a very significant role in the field of landscaping. Choosing the best selection of plants could really turn your landscape into a very magnificent and remarkably fascinating outlook!
I've been searching a lot of perfect details about gardening and I am glad that I have found it mostly in this video. This is a very interesting ideas that gardeners and homeowners must look forward too, in order to be more knowledgeable in the field of gardening. I am so lucky that I have watched this and learned new great things. A lot of thanks!
Awesome!!! You rock ! I am searching for all of these! I’m on big island! Fingers crossed!
I ordered an ohia lehua yesterday. Cant wait for it to get here! Such amazing trees.
This is a great video! Rick's easy going presentation gives hope to purple-thumbs and makes facts about native plants interesting.
Terrific video, so much helpful information.
Mahalo nui loa for the video. I was looking for plants like these for my backyard!
+Larena Spalding-Poepoe our pleasure and good luck with your Native Hawaiian plant landscaping!
I love this
Excellent video!
Thanks for the video!! It was very informative. I'm going to check out home depot here on Maui and look for some of those plants :)
How awesome , I love the plants of our island, but not too sure
Of their growth. Thanks for sharing this information on where
We can find them
I live in nanakuli where we have full sun all day.
I will go to home depot and check out these rare plants.
Again Mahalo for educating me, I just loved your video.
Aloha
Good information.
@phi1968 if you plant the cutting, don't cover it with mulch. A portion (2/3 rd's) above the soil. It will take a while to sprout - you might have over-watered it. Did it rot? I grow them in Phoenix.
Mahalo! I am going to Home Depot in Hilo hoping to find the gardenia and hibiscus. 😊
South side big island here. Was wondering if you ever grew mamane trees from seeds? If so got any inside info? I am currently trying to do this because trying to remove a seedling or larger is mostly impossible for all my attempts. I love your pushing native plants aloha aina
I'm a big islander who now lives in Cancun Mexico. Is it possible to get these plants shipped to me? I have La'i and Ti growing in my hone but I would love to have kauila, na'u and koki'o. Please let me know! Mahalo nui loa for your hana!❤
nice video, mahalo. This was made before our Rapid Ohia death? Can you comment on if ppl should still be transporting Ohia Lehua from one micro environment to another? (windward Oahu to n.Shore, or even into Palolo valley?) Its my understanding that no more inter island shipping of Ohia -correct? pls update I may be wrong.
Here's someone you might want to ask:
www.ohialegacy.org/home.html
I've tried cutting some Ti plants (both red and green) and then regrowing them in potting soil w/ some mulch on top. Plenty of sunshine. Water it every day for weeks, but nothing happens. Do you know what I'm doing wrong?
Proud owner of a small ohia forest now (6 and cuttings)
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Aloha Rick, I am struggling to grow my maile leaf plant. I believe my hubby bought it from your nursery. Can you please give me some tips on how to care and grow this plant? I really appreciate it. Mahalo nut loa, Kaleilehua
Aloha were in Haiku are you, I live in Kaneohe and would like to come by, Mahalo
He didn't mention that some of the endemic hibiscus are the only hibiscus in the world with a fragrance--not the one he showed, though.
This !
White Ohi’a! Wowser
You guys had macadamia trees plants
If you ever go to another country, despite you trying to learn the language, it will be impossible to understand the words when they talk super fast, like how fast you're saying the Hawaiian words.
Koa bush da easiest! Bwa ha ha!
Don't mind me, just here to steal your native plants.