15 August 2010

Gardening In Hawaii
Topic: Links

Gardening In Hawaii In a place with a climate like eternal spring time, where there is so much lush greenery you would think gardening would be easy. But fruit flies and acidic soil makes it relatively hard to grow vegetables in Hawaii. Some of the easiest are ones that don't mind poor, acidic soil such as: Purple Sweet Potatoes, Basil, Ginger, Green Beans, and Taro. But most gardeners will need to adjust acid soils with lime or dolomite, and add compost on a regular basis. Here are more Fruits & Vegetables Grown in Hawaii Jay Jay's list How to grow vegetables in Hawaii Hawaii Homegrown - sustainable community The secrets to perfect compost Native Tree Arboretum Craig's list "farm and garden" Hi'iaka's Healing Herb Garden The Hawaii Island School Garden Network Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden Nani Mau gardens Asian Fruits and Vegetables Hawai'i Homegrown Food Network Backyard Kalo Farming Mala'ai School Garden Little Fire Ants 5th Annual East Side Seed Exchange FOOD INC Event Wai'aha Farm Tour First Annual Mango Festival North Kohala Food Forum A hydroponic garden    more Basically Books - Gardening & Plants Rat Lungworm Disease   more Stinging catepillars Centipede bite remedy Puna (mythology)     more Hawaii Organic Farmers Association Who is your farmer? Know your farmer alliance

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12 August 2010

Big Island Self-Sufficiency group
Topic: Links
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BigIslandSelfSufficiency/

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Updated: 12 August 2010 8:01 AM HDT

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