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haumanaaina posted in the group Community and Volunteer Opportunities

1 year, 1 month ago

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 streamed

Aloha! 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

Civil Cafe: Hawaiʻi's Green Fee

Governor Green in conversation with reporter Marcel Honoré

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tomfoye posted in the group Landscaping with Native Hawaiian Plants

1 year, 2 months ago

What ground cover or low shrub would look good under an `ohi`a. I am in an inland mesic zone.

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- haumanaaina
  1 year, 1 month ago
  
  Aloha! I would suggest palapalai and ‘uki’uki (make sure to get the one that berries!). These do well in shade.
haumanaaina posted in the group Landscaping with Native Hawaiian Plants

1 year, 2 months ago

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.

Bishop Museum, Grow Aloha!

Grow Aloha is a hui of plant adoption partners working together to restore Hawaiian plants and our relationships with them in urban areas. Bishop Museum is a proud partner and plant adoption site on Oʻahu. In 2025, every third Wednesday of the month, drop by Bishop Museum at the Kaiwiʻula Night Market from 4:30 – 6 p.m. to adopt native plants for free.

https://www.bishopmuseum.org/explore/botany/growaloha/

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kaneohe-plant-gal posted in the group Landscaping with Native Hawaiian Plants

1 year, 2 months ago

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

Plant Pono

Hawaii directory of low risk and high risk plants.

plantpono.org

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- haumanaaina
  1 year, 2 months ago
  
  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! 🙂
- mikeluque
  3 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  Yes indeed. Plant Pono is an excellent tool for learning about native and invasive plants.
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