Using a clear easy-to-read format, Growing Hawaii’s Native Plants contains an extensive, thoroughly researched entry for each of the 1,191 true existing native Hawaiian species. For each entry there is a species description information on provenance, growing methods, germination rates, pest and disease control, and most importantly, directions for out planting.
This book is a one-stop reference work for scientists and nursery owners, conservationists and backyard gardeners alike. Tropical gardeners and conservationists around the world will also find this volume a valuable addition to the comparatively small literature on tropical plant propagation and conservation.
Part One: The Basics of Native Hawaiian Plant Propagation
Seed Preparation
Collecting Seeds
• Fleshy or pulpy fruits
• Dry fruits (seeds)
• Keeping records and labeling
Cleaning Seeds
• Fleshy or pulpy fruits
• Dry fruits (seeds)
• Cleaning seeds manually
Storing Seeds
• Desiccation
• Temperature
• Short-lived seeds
Methods of Propagation
PreTreatment of Seeds
• Pregermination treatments
• Water soaking
• Scarification
• Acid scarification
• No pretreatment
Germination
• Seed potting mixes
• Recommended seed mix
• Containers
• Sowing seeds
• Water regimes
• Seedling care
• Transplanting and media
• Nutrition and fertilizers
Asexual (Clonal) Propagation
• Cuttings
• Air layering
• Grafting
Pteridophyte (Fern) ?Propagation
• Collecting spores
• Starting spores
• Transplanting and media
Greenhouse
Greenhouse Management
• Materials
• Shade
• Irrigation
• Sanitation
• Pest and disease management
• Container production and maintenance
Transplanting and Outplanting
Transplanting and Outplanting
• Location
• Soil preparation
• Site preparation
• Nutrition and fertilizers
Pest Control
• Pest management
• Weed management
Part Two: Native Hawaiian ?Plant Profiles and Propagation Techniques by Family and Genera
Agavaceae
Aizoaceae
Amaranthaceae
Anacardiaceae
Apiaceae
Apocynaceae
Aquifoliaceae
Araliaceae
Arecaceae
Asteraceae
Begoniaceae
Boraginaceae
Brassicaceae
Campanulaceae
Capparaceae
Caryophyllaceae
Celastraceae
Chenopodiaceae
Convolvulaceae
Cucurbitaceae
Cuscutaceae
Cyperaceae
Droseraceae
Ebenaceae
Elaeocarpaceae
Epacridaceae
Ericaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Fabaceae
Flacourtiaceae
Gentianaceae
Geraniaceae
Gesneriaceae
Goodeniaceae
Gunneraceae
Hydrangeaceae
Hydrocharitaceae
Hydrophyllaceae
Iridaceae
Joinvilleaceae
Juncaceae
Lamiaceae
Lauraceae
Liliaceae
Loganiaceae
Malvaceae
Menispermaceae
Moraceae
Myoporaceae
Myrsinaceae
Myrtaceae
Nyctaginaceae
Oleaceae
Orchidaceae
Pandanaceae
Papaveraceae
Phytolaccaceae
Piperaceae
Pittosporaceae
Plantaginaceae
Plumbaginaceae
Poaceae
Polygonaceae
Portulacaceae
Primulaceae
Ranunculaceae
Rhamnaceae
Rosaceae
Rubiaceae
Rutaceae
Santalaceae
Sapindaceae
Sapotaceae
Scrophulariaceae
Smilacaceae
Solanaceae
Theaceae
Thymelaeaceae
Urticaceae
Verbenaceae
Violaceae
Viscaceae
Zygophyllaceae
Hawaiian and Common Plant Names:
‘A‘ali‘i
‘A‘ali‘i mahu
A‘e
‘Ae‘ae
‘Ahakea
‘Ahaniu
‘Äheahea
‘Ähinahina
‘Ahu‘awa
A‘ia‘i
‘Aiea
‘Aka‘akai
Aka‘aka‘awa
‘Aka‘akai naku
‘Äkala
‘Äkalakala
‘Äkia
Akiahala
‘Aki‘aki
‘Akiohala
‘Akoko
‘Äkölea
‘Aku
‘Akulikuli
‘Äkulikuli ‘ae‘ae
‘Äla‘a
‘Ala‘alahua
‘Ala‘ala wai nui
Alahe‘e
Alani
Alani kuahiwi
Ale
Alena
Alkaliweed
Aloalo
Älula
‘Änapanapa
‘Änaunau
Änini
‘Änunu
‘Ape
‘Ape‘ape
Au
Äulu
Aupaka
‘Awa
‘Awa kanaloa
Awa uli
‘Awapuhiakanaloa
‘Äweoweo
‘Äwikiwiki
‘Äwiwi
Bastard sandalwood
Beach dropseed
Beach morning glory
Beach pea
Beach vitex
Beak-rush
Bentgrass
Blueberry
Blue-eyed-grass
Bluegrass
Bulrush
Caltrop
Caper bush
Catchfly
Clay’s hibiscus
Crabgrass
Cranesbill
Cudweed
Dock
Dwarf iliau
Dwarf naupaka
Ehu‘awa
‘Eke Silversword
‘Ekoko
Ëlama
Eluehe
‘Ena‘ena
Fagara
False nettle
Fescue
Flowering maple
Fringed orchid
Golden beardgrass
Gray nickers
Great bulrush
Greensword
Ha‘a
Hä‘awa
Hähä
Hahala
Hähä lua
Hairgrass
Ha‘iwale
Hala
Hala pepe
Hälena
Hame
Hao
Hau hele
Hau hele ‘ula
Hau hele wai
Hau kuahiwi
Hawaiian cotton
Hawaiian dracaena
Hawaiian ebony
Hawaiian erythraea
Hawaiian holly
Hawaiian mint
Hawaiian mistletoe
Hawaiian moonflower
Hawaiian nettle
Hawaiian noni
Hawaiian pearls
Hawaiian plantain
Hawaiian poppy
Hawaiian raspberry
Hawaiian sandalwood
Hawaiian seagrass
Hawaiian sumac
Hawaiian vetch
Hea‘e
Heau
Heuhiuhi
He’upueo
Hilie‘e
Hilo grass
Hinahina kahakai
Hinahina
Hinahina kü kahakai
Hö‘awa
Hoi kuahiwi
Hölei
Hölio
Hona
Honohono
Höpue
Höwaiaulu
Hu‘ahu‘akö
Hue
Huehue
Hue ‘ie
Huluhulu
Hulumoa
Hunakai
Hupilo
‘Ie
‘Ie‘ie
‘Ihi
‘Iliahi
‘Iliahialo‘e
Iliau
‘Ilie‘e
‘Ilihia
‘Ilima
‘Inalua
Jewel orchid
Kadua
Kä‘e‘e
Kä‘e‘e‘e
Kä‘i‘iwi
Käkua o hi‘iaka
Kakalaioa
Kala
Kalamona
Kalia
Kalili
Kaluhä
Kämakahala
Kämanamana
Kanaloa
Kanawao
Kanawao ke ‘oke ‘o
Käpana
Kauhi
Kauila
Kaulu
Kaumahana
Kauno‘a
Kauna‘oa
Kauna‘oa kahakai
Kauna‘oa lei
Kauna‘oa mälolo
Kauna‘oa pehu
Kauna‘oa uka
Kauokahiki
Ka‘u Silversword
Kuawäwaenohu
Kauwila
Kava
Käwa‘u
Kea
Keahi
Kili‘o‘opu
Kilioe
Kio‘ele
Kiolohia
Kïponapona
Kïpükai
Koa
Koai‘a
Koai‘e
Koali ‘awa
Koa‘ohä
Ko‘oloa ‘ula
Kohekohe
Koholäpehu
Koki‘o
Koki‘o kea
Koki‘o ke‘oke‘o
Koki‘o ‘ula
Koki‘o ‘ula‘ula
Koko
Kökomälei
Kölea
Kölea lau nui
Koli‘i
Kolokolo kahakai
Kolokolo kuahiwi
Kolomona
Ko‘oko‘olau
Ko‘olau
Köpiko
Kou
Kuawäwaenohu
Kukaepua‘a
Kulu‘ï
Kümakani
Küpala
Küpaoa
Lama
Lapalapa
Laukahi kuahiwi
Laukea
Lehua
Liliwai
Liua
Lonomea
Loulu
Lovegrass
Ma‘aloa
Mähoe
Maiapilo
Maiele
Maile
Makaloa
Mäkole
Makoloa
Makou
Mäkü
Mälolo
Mämake
Mämaki
Mämane
Mamani
Manele
Manene
Manono
Ma‘o
Ma‘o hau hele
Mä‘ohi‘ohi
Ma‘oloa
Mäpele
Maua
Mau‘u ‘aki‘aki
Mau‘u hö‘ula ‘ili
Mau‘u lä‘ili
Mau‘u pu‘uka‘a
Mehame
Mehamehame
Mikinalo
Möhihi
Mohihihi
Mokihana
Mokou
Mountain pili
Nä‘ü
Na‘ena‘e
Naeo
Naieo
Naio
Naku
Nänaku
Nanea
Nani Wai‘ale‘ale
Nänü
Naule
Naupaka kai
Naupaka kuahiwi
Nehe
Neki
Neleau
Nena
Neneleau
Nïoi
Nohoanu
Nohu
Nohunohu
Noni kuahiwi
Nuku
Nuku ‘i‘iwi
Nutgrass
O‘a
‘Öhä
‘Öhä wai
‘Ohai
‘Öhe‘e
‘Ohe kiko‘olä
‘Ohe kukuluae‘o
‘Ohe makai
‘Ohe mauka
‘Ohe naupaka
‘Ohe
‘Ohe‘ohe
‘Öhelo
‘Öhelo kai
‘Öhelo kau lä‘au
‘Öhelo papa
‘Oheokai
‘Öhi‘a
‘Öhi‘a hä
‘Öhi‘a lehua
‘Ölapa
‘Öliko
‘Oloa
Olomea
Olonä
‘Olopü
Olopua
‘Ölulu
‘Öpelu
‘Öpiko
Öpuhe
Pä‘ihi
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