Legacy of Kamehameha I woven into pukiawe

• By Duane Choy
• June 13, 2011

H-3 construction enabled growth of koa seedlings

• By Heidi Bornhorst
• May 16, 2011

Tuberose has abundance of dazzling fragrance

• By Star-Advertiser staff
• May 9, 2011

Sugar cane is a colorful and tasty garden addition

• By Heidi Bornhorst
• April 18, 2011

Hawaiians’ medicinal plant thrives in hostile habitats

• By Duane Choy
• April 11, 2011

Hawaii’s sole native palm once forested the islands

• By Heidi Bornhorst
• March 21, 2011

Hardy, tall-growing plant is a fragrant foreigner

• By Duane Choy
• March 14, 2011

UH gardening gurus set invasive-species classes

• By Jayme Grzebik
• March 7, 2011

Extra care for ohelo bears exquisite fruit

• By Heidi Bornhorst
• Feb. 21, 2011

Fragrant pakalana’s beauty threatened by wind and salt

• By Duane Choy
• Feb. 14, 2011

Proper soil and planting spot help roses flourish

• By Jayme Grzebik
• Feb. 7, 2011

Versatile and hardy hala a hallmark of isle culture

• By Heidi Leianuenue Bornhorst
• Jan. 17, 2011

Uhaloa is a treasure of traditional medicine

• By Duane Choy
• Jan. 10, 2011

Under right conditions, fungus will mushroom

• By Jayme Grzebik
• Jan. 3, 2011

Alula tolerates drought and rugged conditions

• By Duane Choy
• Dec. 13, 2010

Freshened frills restyle poinsettias for new year

• By Jayme Grzebik
• Dec. 6, 2010

Sweet potatoes grow easily and in drier areas

• By Heidi Leianuenue Bornhorst
• Nov. 15, 2010

Trees can function like a natural air conditioner

• By Jayme Grzebik
• Nov. 1, 2010