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What ground cover or low shrub would look good under an `ohi`a. I am in an inland mesic zone.
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If anyone is interested, Bishop Museum offers a monthly native plant give-away through the Grow Aloha program! Go to the GM website to reserve a plant for pick up on Wednesday-6/18.
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Want to do a quick shout out to Plant Pono. https://plantpono.org/
We encourage folks to plant native or canoe plants, but I recently was interested in a non-native species for a food forest design I’m doing. The species wasn’t on their list (which is rare), so I reached out to them for feedback and they responded almost immediately. Strongly…Read More![Profile Photo]()
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Wow! Very cool resource! I found this page useful as a starting point to understand “What is a pono plant?” –https://plantpono.org/why-plant-pono/ Mahalo, Kaneohe Plant Gal! 🙂
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Tips and advice on incorporating native Hawaiian plants into garden designs and landscaping.
This includes topics about: Plant combinations, layout ideas, creating aesthetic and functional outdoor spaces, and sustainable landscaping practices.
Aloha! I would suggest palapalai and ‘uki’uki (make sure to get the one that berries!). These do well in shade.