Hawaiʻi offers an ideal setting for gardeners, with island climates that allow a wide variety of plants to flourish throughout the year. Plants of Hawaiʻi—How to Grow Them celebrates this lush landscape by exploring both ornamental and edible plants commonly found in Hawaiʻi gardens. Written in an accessible, reader-friendly style, the book provides detailed descriptions of each plant and its origins, along with practical guidance on propagation, cultivation, and pest management.

The latest edition of this long-standing gardening classic introduces a new chapter on Integrated Pest Management, featuring environmentally responsible pest-control recipes and an expanded list of gardening resources. Additional chapters highlight Hibiscus and Heliconia, offering deeper insight into these beloved plants. Striking photographs by award-winning photographer Jack Jeffrey further enrich the reading experience. Whether growing ornamentals for creative expression or cultivating food for nourishment, sustainability, and economic value, Plants of Hawaiʻi—How to Grow Them serves as an indispensable guide for gardeners in the islands.

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by Fortunato Teho

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Paperback   |   124 pages   |   5.5" x 8.5"   |   B&W text w/ color photographs

Petroglyph Press