When to Prune Hawaiian Shrubs for Maximum Flowering
Pruning is one of the most effective tools a gardener in Hawaii has to encourage abundant flowering, maintain plant health, and shape…
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Pruning is one of the most effective tools a gardener in Hawaii has to encourage abundant flowering, maintain plant health, and shape…
Read articleA small patio in Hawaii can become a lush, year-round sanctuary with the right compact evergreen shrubs. The islands provide warm temperatures,…
Read articleDiagnosing nutrient deficiencies in shrubs grown in Hawaii requires a methodical approach that takes into account the unique soils, climate, and plant…
Read articleHawaii presents a unique challenge and opportunity for rain gardens. Microclimates vary from windward wet slopes to leeward dry plains, soils range…
Read articleHawaiis climate varies island to island, but heavy rain and intense downpours are common hazards for shrubs in many microclimates. Protecting shrubs…
Read articleSmall gardens on Hawaiian properties present unique opportunities and constraints. Compact shrub varieties are an especially useful category of plants for these…
Read articleErosion is a practical challenge in Hawaii: intense tropical rains, steep slopes, seasonal storms, and variable soil types all combine to move…
Read articleMulching is one of the simplest landscape practices, but done properly it yields outsized benefits for shrubs in Hawaii. The islands present…
Read articleHawaii is commonly spoken of as a single tropical paradise, but the reality is a mosaic of microclimates that drive very different…
Read articleTransplant failure is common everywhere, but Hawaii presents a unique mix of climate, soil, and ecological factors that make successful shrub establishment…
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