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Hawaii’s yellow-faced bees are one of our favorite topics at Laukahi! Just thought we’d share DOFAW’s general information on nalo meli maoli for anyone interested. These little ones love native plants!
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Civil Beat to host a conversation with Gov. Josh Green about the Green Fee
Monday, June 30, 11AM to 12noon
at the Civil Beat newsroom in Kaimukī and live streamedAloha! According to Civil Beat: “Gov. Josh Green joins Civil Beat environmental reporter Marcel Honoré in the newsroom on Monday, June 30 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to d…Read More
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tomfoye posted in the group Landscaping with Native Hawaiian Plants
What ground cover or low shrub would look good under an `ohi`a. I am in an inland mesic zone.
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Aloha! I would suggest palapalai and ‘uki’uki (make sure to get the one that berries!). These do well in shade.