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46-403 Ha'ikū Road
Kāne'ohe, Hawai'i 96744
(808) 235-6165
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Upcoming Events

Sat Jan 28 @08:00 -
Ho'ale'ale Kapuna Community work day
Welcome

Aloha and Welcome to our new website! Please stroll through and learn about what Hui Kū Maoli Ola has to offer. As you can tell the site is still under construction however if you have any questions or comments please feel free to post them here. Someone from our staff or even another website browser may answer them for you. If you have more specific questions about a particular plant we offer, you can leave them at the bottom of each page in the Plant Catalog. Mahalo for spending some of your time here with us and also for your support.

Rick Barboza
Hui Kū Maoli Ola

 
January Specials!!

 

Nā'ū (Gardenia brighamii)

 Give the gift of helping to save a extremely rare plant.....There is only one of these plants left in the wild on O'ahu!! The plants that we have for sale are the grandchildren of that plant.

Only $15 each! 

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Alahee

Alahe'e 1 gallon $8 and 15 gallon $175.00

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Koki'o- Hibiscus kokio subsp. st.johnianus

$12.00!

Possibly the most beautiful of all native hibiscus, you'll count the days till it blooms next!  Only found in the Northwestern valleys of Kaua'i and no where else in the world.....SOOO NICE! 

 
Check out our new blog!
Now you have a better way to learn and share about the native plants of Hawaii.  We will keep blog updated with our latest activities.  Feel free to leave comments or questions.
 
Wanna get dirty? Come help us in da Taro Patch

Ho'ale'ale Kapuna Lo'i workday

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Saturday Jan. 28th 8am till whenevahs!  come learn how to work in lo'i, pull, clean, cook and eat kalo!  Fun for the whole 'ohana!

 

Plant Catalog

Read about our collection of plants, learn what species will thrive at your place and their importance to the Hawaiian people.

View our online catalog

Papahana Kuaola

Please visit our sister site for information on educational programs focused on Hawai‘i's cultural and natural history, environmental restoration and economic sustainability.

Weekly Specials

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