Plants of Hawai`i

Laua'e FernNative plants of Hawai`i -Species that arrived before human contact.
Endemic – found only in Hawai`i. More than 95% of Native Plants are endemic.
Indigenous – plants that also occur in other geographic areas
Early Polynesian Introductions -Plants brought by early Polynesians on their voyaging canoes and considered very important in early Hawaiian culture.

Kolea lau li'i UkiukiKoa TreeKoa foliagebaby koaMa'o hau hele Ko, sugarcane (canoe plant) Ohia Lehua, orangeHapu fern


KEOLAMAULOA PLANT NURSERY
(these are some of the plants we have available in 1-4 gal pots)

  • Ohia – Native, Endemic – the “pioneer tree”  – the first species to populate a cooled lava flow
  • Koa- Native, Endemic – the KING of Hawaiian trees
  • Iliahi (Sandalwood) – Native, Endemic – once abundant on Hawaii Island, now very rare
  • Kukui  – Polynesian Introduced, Indigenous – The STATE TREE of Hawaii – The ancient symbol of enlightenment, the revered kukui or candlenut tree has provided oil, light, adornment and medicine for centuries
  • Kolea – Native, Endemic- Found in Ohia forests
  • Alahe’e – Native, Indigenous shrub
  • Maile – Native, Endemic vine
  • Mao Hau Hele – Native, Endemic, Endangered – The STATE FLOWER of Hawaii
  • Ulei – Native, Indigenous
  • Kalo (Taro) – Polynesian Introduced, Indigenous – a vital part of the spiritual, nutritional and agricultural culture of the Hawaiian people.

For more information:  contact Kaye for a complete list and prices

  • Life at Keolamauloa

    fresh eggs Kia'i and friend little bad Aka bees in the garden with the cosmos pineapple...YUM Kaye working in her greenhouse. baby tomotoes young cherry tomatoes Our native tree table