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Year: 2021

It’s been a crazy Hawaii summer: visitors nonstop

Posted on July 21, 2021

So far this year, we’ve been blessed with multiple visits from our friends. It started in April and has been continuing for the past few months. I thought I’d share this thank…

Next Plant Exchange, August 10, 2021

Posted on July 14, 2021

Join us at our monthly plant exchange, second Tuesdays in Hawaii Kai

Plant Layering Hack: Safety Staples

Posted on July 8, 2021

Layering is a way to grow new plants from existing plants without having to take any cuttings. In a nutshell, bury part of a stem or branch in the soil and new…

Tomatoes Galore in July

Posted on July 5, 2021

This upcoming plant exchange on July 13, 2021 will have a wide variety of tomatoes to choose from. I’m bringing three types, our plant exchange friends “G and L” will be bringing…

Celadon Quail Hatch Nearly Thwarted by Fish

Posted on July 5, 2021

Since last month’s quail hatch yielded only eight chicks and because all that hatched were spoken for beforehand, I started another incubation on July 1. The new chicks are set to hatch…

Brad’s Atomic Grape Tomato

Posted on July 2, 2021

We got these beauties in June of 2020, several months before the temporary farmer’s market shutdown. I have to say that I was never able to get the same rainbow of colors…

Cherokee Purple Tomato

Posted on June 30, 2021

I’ve tested these out for Hawaii’s climate. They’re fantastic. The Cherokee Purple tomato is classified as a medium sized variety and the one in the picture weighed a pound. The variety is…

Hawaii and the Harvest Moon Economy

Posted on June 28, 2021

One of my fondest memories growing up in Hawaii was coming home and finding a giant bag of something good from someone’s yard on our doorstep. It reminds me so much of…

Eight quail chicks find a new home

Posted on June 28, 2021

I’m going to miss these guys. They hatched a day and a half early, strong and ready to face the world. I had the privilege of keeping them for five days before…

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