When to Plant Cool-Season Vegetables in Hawaii’s Microclimates
Hawaii is often thought of as a single, year-round garden climate, but the islands contain a wide range of microclimates defined by…
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Hawaii is often thought of as a single, year-round garden climate, but the islands contain a wide range of microclimates defined by…
Read articleHawaii’s climate ranges from hot, humid coastal plains to cooler upland pockets, but much of the state is defined by high temperatures,…
Read articleSuccession planting is the practice of planting crops at intervals so that you have a continuous harvest rather than a single glut.…
Read articleHawaii’s climate rewards gardeners who design with sun, wind, rain, and warm temperatures in mind. Vertical vegetable gardening is especially useful on…
Read articleDrip irrigation is one of the most efficient, flexible, and practical ways to grow vegetables in Hawaii. With diverse microclimates across the…
Read articleMulching vegetable beds is one of the highest-impact practices a gardener in Hawaii can adopt. The islands present a unique set of…
Read articleIntroduction: why low-maintenance in Hawaii makes sense Hawaii offers a near-ideal climate for growing food year-round, but heat, humidity, pests, and rapid…
Read articleClimate and soil realities in Hawaii: why the mix matters Hawaii’s islands vary from windward rainforests to leeward drylands, but several common…
Read articleHawaii’s climate offers an advantage many gardeners around the world envy: the possibility of year-round growing. Yet that advantage can be deceptive.…
Read articleVegetable bolting – the rapid transition from leafy growth to flowering and seed production – is a common frustration for gardeners. In…
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